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University Culture vs. High School Culture
Three Things to Expect at University
Get Involved!
University Culture vs. High School Culture
#1 No more uniforms!
大学完全不同于高中，但那不是一件坏事！One of the smallest little changes that made me love University from the moment I started, was not having to wear a uniform.
这是Mufti - 整天，每天 - 这是惊人的！如果你还在高中并且必须穿制服，你知道Mufti Day可以做些什么;the vibe is just different, it’s casual and fun—now imagine that every day!
#2 You’re in control
At university, you make the decisions about your education.您选择您拍摄的课程，您可以选择您想要课程的时间插槽，您甚至选择是否参加讲座！
No one is marking the roll. If you’re completely burned out and just need to relax, why not have lunch or coffee with friends?
You can watch the lecture recording at home, who’s stopping you?University isn’t just a school for you to adjust to—you can make it your own, you choose your own destiny.
Three Things to Expect at University
That’s some of the fun stuff you can expect at university, but what’s the average week like for a STEM student? Not everything is optional, right?
正确 - 有些东西是强制性的，这样你就可以毕业了你的选择。以下是您在平均一周内可以期待的一些东西，这对所有茎专业是普遍的，whether it be: Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics.
#1 Collaborative learning
我喜欢成为Stem学生的事情之一是合作学习。
你没有注册法律学位 - 你永远不会被要求自己烧毁自己，在两周内提交。You will be working as a team or group in labs!
- If you’re ascience studentyou’ll probably do a lot of your experiments in pairs, at a lab desk with other pairs! You can solve all your problems together, and talk to other people who are in a similar position to you. It’s a great place to meet other people, and loads of fun!
- 如果你是engineering student，您可能会填写一个群体的主要项目。你将把你的思想放在一起解决有趣的问题，就像用有限的材料建造强大的桥梁，或建造机器人手或遥控车！
- If you’re a技术学生, expect to do some of your design work in teams, you won’t have to solve all your problems alone.
Since, all of these group tasks have you working with other people,您将获得与团队合作的宝贵经验，并帮助大学造成的大量压力。你不必在其他学历中自己无能为力，你可以作为一支球队无能为力。
您可能对建筑物的所有这些问题，到期日，纳入日期，任何可能的东西，you’ll have someone you’ll get to know really well over a semester to talk to!
＃2很多小事要做
你将永远做一些小任务。Step科目很少有主观的问题，大多数问题都有正确和错误的答案，这意味着很多问题。
Expect to be completing:tutorial problems, preparation for a lab, or online quizzes on the daily.
You’ll never be given a huge task to complete—this may sound amazing, but it may not be great if you’re not the greatest at time management.Make sure you do a little bit each day, otherwise before you know it, you’ll have a lot on your plate without even realising it(not a deal breaker, just a warning!).
#3 Heaps of contact hours
Also unlike a law degree, you’re going to have a lot of contact hours (联系时间是您拥有的预定课程总数). Since you’ll be a STEM student,subjects have lots of tutorials and labs, this means you’ll probably have a 4 or 5 day week.
如果你来自高中，我猜这是正常的。A lot of people at university, don’t have classes every day, some only need to go 2 days a week!
Sorry to break it to you, but that’s not likely with a STEM degree. So, if you’re wondering why your timetable looks so crappy compared to your friends, that’s probably why.
Get Involved!
All that extra time at university doesn’t need to go to waste! Try and make the most out of everything.
If you go to lectures, ask questions! Talk to people in the lecture theatre, socialise. Get involved in extracurricular projects.
If you’re a STEM student, there’s heaps of interesting projects going on throughout the year: building asolar car,robot soccer, orjoining a hackathon to try and find innovative solutions to problems.There’s always something out there you’ll be interested in!
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Vamsi Srinivasan.is looking to uncover the next hidden truth of the universe. He was fascinated by the beauty of Physics and Mathematics during his HSC. Now, he’s in his third year of a dual degree in Physics/Computer Science. Vamsi wanted to share his passion for Maths and Physics and has been an Art of Smart coach for the past 3 years. He coaches students in Physics as well as all ranges of HSC Maths from General to Extension 2. In his spare time you can find him watching Tennis or listening to his favourite podcast ‘Hello Internet’.
