u/PrestigiousSundae534

Hey guys so currently I am living in my home which is mortage free and I am considering purchasing a new house now. But before I commit to finding a new home I wanted to ask a question which is a very common dilemma faced by others too. When I find a home I want to purchase should I keep my current home and use the rental income to help pay off my mortgage for my new home, or sell my current house and go into a loan free house? The idea of having rental income sounds really appealing, however, I know it's not all sunshine, as having a rental property comes with its own associated hidden costs, insaurance, fees, etc. And on top of that if my property is damaged I'll usually be the one compensating the cost of repair. I would be pleased to hear any insights from anyone who has been in this postion and what do they reccomend or perhaps what they did!

Hey guys,

As the title suggests these are some of the papers I am undertaking next sem, and i just wanted to know from people who have done these in the past, does your attendance towards tutorials, and labs count for your grade? I would in general like to know the assesment breakdown for these courses as it will help me plan out my time. I have to commute into uni and my timetable has very odd timings, thus I would like to know in advance where I am required and where I am not and can do from home!

Hey guys, so basically I am enrolled in a compsci major and first year, but I want to take on another major which would be in statistics. I had a look and there a 3 pathways avalaible in statistics. The general one, applied statistics, and statistics and probaility (which is advised for post graduate study). I am interested in the statistics and probaility pathyway, but I need some guidance in planning my papers for next sem onwards, so I can clear all stage 1 papers and be ready for next year. Currently, I take compsci 101, 110, and maths 102( for compsci 120), and a gen ed. For next sem, I know few compsci papers are only offered during the semsiters and not SS, so I instead of having a jam-packed sem, I was thinking of taking 3 papers being my compsci 120, 130 and one of the stats maths electives if I do the statistics and probaility pathway, and then do the reamining stats papers in SS. Should this be good? and if anyone has done this particular major selection before, please share your insight, and do you reckon I should opt for the statistics and probaility pathway where they teach different modeling types to in future years or just keep it general? Cheers!

Hi guys,

My question is, that if I purchase a Hiwa memebership then can I instantly get access to use the facilities then and there? As I am aware that it takes around 24 hours for my student i.d to get activated before I can use it for entering.