The article ‘Graduating Early from College’ gives an overview of college degree programs which allow you to graduate ahead of the normal completion time. It also highlights the importance and the benefits of graduating early from college.
A key success factor for university study is your support crew. But, how can they help you if they don’t know what’s going on? Here is some advice to help you out.
Moving from one home to another is a big deal and it’s very easy to forget something when there’s so much to do! With what to do a month before you move out to the day after you've moved in, this printable moving out checklist means you can tick things off as you go to make sure you don't forget anything important!
Thinking about moving into a share home or with some new uni friends? Make sure you check out this list of questions to get to know your housemate properly before they move in! If you’re in need of more advice or information about budgeting or moving out, contact our Student Services Welfare Officers today!
So you're ready for study round two and you may be a little bit concerned about returning to study. Here are the top 5 most common postgraduate study concerns!
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The article ‘Graduating Early from College’ gives an overview of college degree programs which allow you to graduate ahead of the normal completion time. It also highlights the importance and the benefits of graduating early from college.
A key success factor for university study is your support crew. But, how can they help you if they don’t know what’s going on? Here is some advice to help you out.
Moving from one home to another is a big deal and it’s very easy to forget something when there’s so much to do! With what to do a month before you move out to the day after you've moved in, this printable moving out checklist means you can tick things off as you go to make sure you don't forget anything important!
Thinking about moving into a share home or with some new uni friends? Make sure you check out this list of questions to get to know your housemate properly before they move in! If you’re in need of more advice or information about budgeting or moving out, contact our Student Services Welfare Officers today!
So you're ready for study round two and you may be a little bit concerned about returning to study. Here are the top 5 most common postgraduate study concerns!
Are you starting your first post-graduation job? Manage your expectations and make sure that you’re ready to adapt to reality. Make the right first impression and handle every situation with confidence, resilience and professionalism. Put the right foot forward and find workplace success.
Does it feel like your brain is going to explode from trying to keep the meaning of one end-of-high-school acronym straight from the next? Want to know what your teachers are on about when they mention OPs, SAIs and QCAA? We've got your back!
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There's nothing worse than getting into a sticky situation with your housemates. You have to live with these people! From not paying their share in rent to using your things without asking, we've got you covered! Check out our list of common housemate issues and how to best address and resolve them.
Worried about how to pose for the cameras on your big day? Don't worry, we've got you covered! From Usain Bolt to Kim Kardashian, Oprah to Borat, we've compiled a list of celebrity-inspired to help you take the perfect graduation photo.
If you’re coming to Australia to study, get ready for an awesome adventure! We’ve put together this collection of free apps to help you make the most of your time in Australia. From currency converters and translation apps to virtual tour guides, we’ve got all your bases covered! For even more great tips and resources to help you enjoy all that Australia has to offer during your studies, visit us on Social Hub.
Whether it’s your first semester at uni or your last as a uni student, getting your hands on the textbooks you need can be stressful. This useful guide will give you plenty of options for sourcing textbooks, from buying and purchasing to borrowing from the library, so you can be organised for your classes and get prepared for study earlier. If you have any questions about textbooks, chat to your lecturers, contact any of the services listed in this Slideshare, or AskUSQ.
As a new student the language used at university can be seriously confusing. If you're feeling a little lost, maybe it's time to consult our non-nonsense guide to the technical terms of university.
Not sure where uni and study is going to fit into your already busy family routine. Support, advice, comfort and encouragement is at your fingertips, so click on and help your family smoothly adjust to your uni life.
The following slides review information such as: eligibility, tuition & funding, and application materials and tips, along with Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Entrepreneurship is defined as the starting of new businesses, usually by an individual who identified a gap in the market and trail blazed their way to success as sole owner and CEO. But you don’t have to share this passion of building your own business to see the value in utilising the same skills for your future career aspirations! We explore the relevancy of entrepreneurial skills for your career in this free one-hour webinar, and hear from a USQ student about how she found success by nurturing these skills and taking a chance.
When you hear the word resilience, what do you think of? Do you think of bouncing back from study let downs? Or perhaps maintaining consistent passion to reach your study goals with each new semester? By developing emotional intelligence, resilience can be a by-product used to help you through all of your study hurdles. This free, one-hour webinar will have you re-thinking your perception of resilience, open your mind to the importance of creating emotional intelligence and provide you with awareness of yours and others’ feelings to help ensure your career success.
Failure. It’s a taboo subject. When starting university, you may be overwhelmed with study support, extra assessment assistance and resources, as well as being provided with multiple opportunities to accept help from your lecturers. But what happens if you fail, or don’t do as well as you had hoped? What happens when you accept that failure without learning from it? In this free one-hour webinar, you’ll hear about why learning from different types of failure is important, how to positively reframe that failure for future success and how to incorporate strategies to cope with any study let downs you may experience in future.
All too often, we are advised to keep motivated in order to excel in our studies, but what does being motivated even mean? Why are we still struggling to find it, maintain it and identify its significance for our future careers? In this free one-hour webinar, join USQ research expert Dr Fein as he delves into the theory behind keeping motivated, and then discover how a USQ alumnus used it to pursue her dreams as a world record-breaking athlete and entrepreneur.
Be honest, have you heard of a student that hasn’t been stressed at some point during their time at university? In this free one-hour webinar, you’ll learn from local researchers and professional experts why managing your stress is imperative to your study success and how the power of positive reframing can influence your wellbeing. Take some time out from the books, watch along and start turning that stress, into a little more success! Presented by USQ Senior Lecturer in Psychology Dr Yong Goh and Registered Psychologist Cara Bricknell.
To see more from the Beyond the Books Online Series, visit our website. https://www.usq.edu.au/webinars
Looking for a way to separate yourself from the crowd? Taking on an intrapreneurship mindset may be just the answer you need. This webinar delves into what intrapreneurship really means and how developing entrepreneurial characteristics can be beneficial to your career success. The webinar is presented by USQ staff member, Dr Paul Newbury.
To see more from the Beyond the Books Online Series, visit our website. https://www.usq.edu.au/webinars
Looking to find work-life-study balance? This webinar delves into the challenges that students face when it comes to balancing study, work and family. With only 24 hours in a day, this one-hour webinar could help you re-prioritise and get your work-life balance back on track. The webinar is presented by USQ staff members Michael Healy and Stacey Dawson.
To see more from the Beyond the Books Online Series, visit our website. https://www.usq.edu.au/webinars
Discover the surprisingly easy ways to make small, but significant changes to your budget. From how to identify spending leaks, to what discounts, grants and financial services you may be eligible for as a USQ student, this session will equip you with the financial tools and strategies to help you make the most of your student budget. This webinar is presented by USQ staff members Clare Moseley and Robyn Idewa Gede who provide welfare and financial guidance to USQ students on a daily basis.
For more advice and resources to help with budgeting be sure to check out the following free resources.
https://social.usq.edu.au/tags/budget
To see more from the Beyond the Books Online Series, visit our website.
https://www.usq.edu.au/webinars
Your first semester of Uni can be overwhelming, especially when you start getting assessment. If you're feeling a little lost this guide will take you through the steps you need to take when approaching your first assignment.
This free, one-hour webinar goes beyond the basics of interview skills and dives deep into the details of how you can deliver informative, impressive and memorable responses in your next job interview. Our presenter, Michael Healy, is an Employability Coordinator at USQ, supporting students to progress their careers. In this engaging presentation, he shares his take on the both the common and unique challenges of succeeding in an interview.
For more free resources to help you excel in your career, visit USQ Social Hub or tune in for more Beyond the Books Online Series.
https://social.usq.edu.au/tags/career
https://social.usq.edu.au/tags/interviews
https://www.usq.edu.au/webinars
You’re dumb.’ ‘You’re not good enough.’ ‘You’ll never succeed at this.’
You’d never say these things to someone else, so why let your inner critic undermine your own efforts and accomplishments? Learn how you can use self-compassion to quieten your inner critic and stop holding yourself back from success in your studies, relationships and career. Having worked as a psychologist for over five years, our presenter Niamh Keane is used to demonstrating compassion for others in her professional career, but also understands how challenging it can be to turn down the volume on your own negative thoughts. Niamh explains what self-compassion is, why it’s important and how you can use it to quieten your inner critic.
For even more sways to combat your inner critic, check out the following resources on USQ Social Hub:
https://social.usq.edu.au/tags/mental-wellbeing
https://social.usq.edu.au/uni-lifestyle/2017/02/headstrong
For more free resources from the Beyond the Books Online Series, visit our website:
https://www.usq.edu.au/webinars
It can be difficult to balance family time with study time but that doesn’t mean it isn’t possible. Use these tips to combine study with family time, no matter how old your child, and make the most of the time you have to achieve your study goals.
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If you’ve considered studying a pathway program online, take a moment to review these webinar slides.
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To find out more about how the the Beyond the Books Online Series can help you get ahead at uni and in your career, visit https://www.usq.edu.au/webinars/
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For more information about the Beyond the Books Online Series, view our FAQs or email webinar@usq.edu.au.
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2. OK!
So you’re thinking of studying
a USQ Head Start Course.
We are excited to think you might be joining us at USQ. To help you
with the application process, we have broken things down. If you still
have questions, don’t forget you can always ask our friendly Student
Relationship Officers – their details are on the last slide!
FINISHSTART
3. FINISH
Meeting the entry requirements
The entry requirements of
USQ’s Head Start program are:
• Be in Year 10, 11 or 12
(Year 10 students can only study in Semester 3).
• Have 3 or more school subjects on your most recent
report card. All subjects must average a B grade.
TIP
A B grade average can be made up of a variety of grades, have
a look at the next slide and if in doubt contact our friendly team.
START
4. Calculating the B grade average
REPORT
CARD
»» B
»» B
»» B
»» C
»» B
»» B
WHY?
If you have a C, it needs to be
countered with an A. If it was a
C-, it would have to be an A+.
REPORT
CARD
»» B-
»» B-
»» B-
»» B-
»» B-
»» B
WHY?
Yes, they are all Bs, but as some are
B-, this score would mean that it
falls just short of a B average.
REPORT
CARD
»» B
»» C
»» A
»» B+
»» B-
»» B
WHY?
The C is countered
by the A. The B- is
countered with the B+.
FINISHSTART
5. Calculating the B grade average
There are ways of achieving a bonus
score to get the B grade average. If you:
• complete a TAFE Cert III or higher
• previously complete a USQ Head Start course
• obtain at least a Sound Achievement in QTAC
recognised LOTE, Chemistry, Physics and/or Maths C.
TIP
If you feel like your grades are close to a
B grade average, make sure you send us your
full application so we can assess it for you.
FINISHSTART
6. Speak with your support crew
Just like any university student, you will need a support crew on your side.
Your support crew is made up of your family, friends, teachers, Guidance
Officer, Principal and any other school staff who you interact with regularly.
Your school must support your participation in USQ’s Head Start program
and your Principal will need to sign your application form, so it’s best to
have the conversation early!
TIP
Think about your current workload and other extra-curricular activities. Studying in USQ’s Head Start program
will involve additional study time that you will need to prepare for. If your current workload is an issue, and
you would still like to apply, talk to your support crew about your options.
FINISHSTART
7. Choose a course to study
TIP
Go to usq.edu.au/headstart to see a list of
courses available in each semester. Remember
if your career path changes, that’s okay.
There are a few things to think about when
choosing a course:
• What subjects do you like at school?
• What career would you like to pursue, and what is the
degree you need to achieve this?
• Is your preferred course on-campus or online? What does
this mean for you?
FINISHSTART
8. Filling in the application form
TIP
Your parent/guardian and your school will need to fill in
sections as well, this is not a job to be left for the night before!
The time has come. You believe you
meet the entry requirements, have your
support crew on side and selected a
course. Now you can apply!
The application form can be found at
usq.edu.au/headstart
FINISHSTART
9. Extra documents
TIP
Remember! If we receive your documents after the
closing date we will be unable to process your application.
You have filled in the application form, had your parent/guardian and
school fill in their sections, but it is not complete until you have one
or two extra documents.
You will need to include:
• Your most recent report card
• Evidence of TAFE study (Cert III or higher) if you have completed this.
FINISHSTART
10. Submit the application
TIP
It’s best to submit your application by email as it will allow you to
track its progress. You will also receive a confirmation email so you
know it has been received by the team, putting your mind at ease.
You will need to submit your application,
complete with extra documents, by the
closing date to study@usq.edu.au
Click here to see closing dates
FINISHSTART
11. Outcome
All applicants will be notified of the outcome after the closing date.
The outcome will be sent to the email address you nominated on your
application form.
If you are unsuccessful, don’t worry! There are many other ways you can
experience university. It just means you will have to wait a little longer
before you study with us!
If you are successful, you will receive your very own USQ Head Start
‘Success Pack’ in the mail to get you started. We will also follow up with
a phone call and be in touch throughout your course.
FINISHSTART