You might be thinking about the transition to high school from university, and wondering what’s the difference?
Studying at university is very different to high school- lectures and tutorials may be spread out over the week, or condensed into one or two days. There is no requirement to be present at USQ for a set amount of hours per day as there is at high school. You are responsible for your own learning and motivation to achieve your chosen successes. Unlike high school, the USQ Academic year is made up of three semesters with courses of study available in different modes across each semester. This means that you are offered the flexibility to change your study mode to meet your work and study requirements; and helps promote family and life balance amongst our USQ community.
If you’re like most school leavers these days you’ll be thinking about uni, but perhaps you’re a bit unsure what’s involved. Watch our videos we have created just for you, to understand more about life as a university student.
