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2010 International Undergraduate Prospectus nts. u.au

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48<br />

Bachelor of Science<br />

Joann says her experience at<br />

Melbourne so far has been<br />

well beyond her expectations.<br />

A highlight for her has been<br />

playing hockey, through which<br />

she says she has met lots of<br />

fun people.<br />

“Just come, you’ll love it,” she says. “Social<br />

life is great as you get to meet people<br />

from everywhere. There are sports and<br />

cultural eve<strong>nts</strong> for all tastes, the city is safe,<br />

public transport and general traffic is well<br />

organised and the food is good… nothing<br />

like Peruvian food, but there’s a great variety<br />

of Asian food. Definitely worth coming all<br />

the way from Peru!”<br />

Joann chose the University of Melbourne<br />

bec<strong>au</strong>se of its prestige – and hockey.<br />

“I started researching the University of<br />

Melbourne and asking about the city and<br />

got only positive comme<strong>nts</strong> from teachers<br />

and friends, so that helped my decision,”<br />

she says.<br />

“I looked it up on the internet and was really<br />

impressed by it.”<br />

Joann Cottle<br />

First Year, Bachelor of Science<br />

Recipient of an <strong>International</strong><br />

<strong>Undergraduate</strong> Scholarship<br />

(2008) and a New Generation<br />

Scholarship (2008)<br />

Peru

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