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You should do commerce at Macquarie, hardly any asians...

If you fail early on, you can use it to show improvement over time. You can also say that it helped you learn more in life (getting up when knocked down), etc. Interviewer: So you are saying that you need to fail first before you achieve things? The point being, be careful with your choice of...

Again, how they can call themselves the "Innovative" university is past me...

Things like part-time jobs (any job) will help you gain skills for when you communicate with others, especially with people who are different to your friends. Also, even things like managing working and studying at uni is a positive aspect of your education which you can rely on during job...

I'd make love to stats if I had the chance. The easy shit though....When it gets hard, then its just like a girl thats too hot for you to even try :o

It is often that these low ranked people look outside the textbook and develop life skills. I know thats a bit of a generalisation, but I think it holds weight from the personal experiences I've had.

No. But it isnt necesariy a bad thing.

I think he means to say that he can access all our details from work (library). Once you spend enough time in commerce classes, you pick up skills.

:( Although they are traceable if you search through the right threads. ;) Noone will do that, right......:uhoh:

First week back.. Tuesday: Financial Accounting- Case Study 15% Friday: Auditing- Mid-sem Assignment 10% Saturday: Auditing- Mid-Semester Exam 25% Tax- Mid-Semester Exam 30% They are such retards...the subjects that both have their mid-sem on Saturday are subjects that a LOT of people do...

If an applications asks for an "Academic Transcript", then you need to provide marks for ALL your subjects.

Saw "..." and touched him a couple of times. He then told me to stop. :(

;) Look what I found. *saves link*

I was so hoping I could pick up Financial Statement Analysis at uni. It would kill 2 birds with 1 arrow (would have been an extra, unnecessary, subject, but they would have complemented each other well). Pity it wasn't offered. :(

I didn't see anyone today.

Those are insane marks, no matter what semester. :eek:

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I'd do one of them for sure. (thank god I don't believe in standards;))

Nah, I chose to do it on my own accord. I don't think it is a major course at Big 4 firms (as turtleface said, there would be a fair few in their Corporate Finance division), but I guess I'll ask around when I get started. How did you go in C2? What is the assignment/exam like? They've made it...