Anybody doing Mid at ACU Brisbane?

I have some questions about contact hours, etc between full- and part-time...

do u mean the bachelor degree, the masters or the diploma?

Bachelor degree...

sorry can't help u there, doing masters but I did a nursing bachelor and generally they expect you to treat it like a full time job, you often have to go to classes approx 2-3days a week and 1 day a week placement, plus your homework, it is quite full on, but don't forget you get a lot of holidays at uni! long xmas break and in between semesters plus exam periods which are around 3 weeks from memory and u only attend your exams, check out the website they have info, plus I am sure there are a few girls on here doing it! best of luck!

I'm trying to figure out if full-time will allow for only 3 on-campus/placement days or if I'd have to do part-time.

Shades I was first year intake ACU Melb this year.
I managed to get my full time load on three days bar one lecture at 8am on a monday morning - that said that lecture was recorded so it worked out.
That will all depend on how quickly you pick your tutes etc.
They release the timetables early so you can start looking once you accept your offer, normally there are a few changes by the time timetabling opens.
But you can have a fair idea and hope you get in early and get the ones you want.
If you don't, then reduce to part time...

Someone else is at ACU Bris - hj with the numbers but i can't remember the numbers :lol: hj1941 maybe?

ETA: also with regards to placement - in melbourne this year it is 2 x 2week blocks or 1x4week block starting from yesterday and depending on the level of students continuing until end january. These are full time placements. Flexi-placements may be available in 2nd or 3rd year depending on their hospital agreements.
The follow through journey program is very time demanding and many of the girls i still talk to have really struggled to get through with work commitments etc. as long as you have a solid support base you should be right ;)

Thanks dc that's exactly the sort of info I'm after :)