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Info About this site
This website is designed for all students starting their studies at Southern Cross University. We hope it will provide you with information you need to settle in and enjoy your time here.

As a new student, there are many experiences and challenges you are now faced with. Don't panic, you are not alone. There are many sources of information and other resources available to assist you.
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Welcome to Southern Cross University
Distance Education Students
Studying externally can often mean you have additional challenges or concerns about university study. Our services can assist you if you are enrolled in your course as an external student.
Learning Assistance
Need some help with academic research and writing? The Learning Assistance team can assist you with what is expected in assignments, getting organised, preparing for exams, reading, note-taking and more.
Student Mentoring Program
Offered to all new (undergraduate) students studying on-campus or distance. It gives you an opportunity to link with a more experienced student who has successfully completed the first or subsequent years of your course.
Student Support Services
Here to assist you with settling into university and making the most of your academic experience.
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From the Vice-Chancellor
It is a pleasure to be able to welcome all new students to the University. We are delighted that you have chosen to study at Southern Cross University and we will do all we can to assist you to achieve your goals.

Southern Cross University is an exciting place to be. While its three campuses at Lismore, Coffs Harbour and Tweed Gold Coast offer quite different experiences, each campus is committed to offering the same high quality courses, excellence in teaching and all the support services you need to ensure you have a successful university experience.

Professor Paul Clark

Updated: 21 November 2007


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