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Most of my clients seem to be around martin place which is very convenient.. If i'm at pwc office then i guess its another 5-10mins for me to walk to the bus stop Still doesn't bother me really as I often read notes on the bus !

Rarely takes more than 30 mins Even quicker at night on the way back Not a big deal really I wouldn't give up UNSW for some petty convenience!

ITT: truly good candidates are too proud to realise they're being trolled. Hilarity ensues.

UTS is the easier choice due to location and course difficulty Some people perceive UNSW to be a better (group of 8) university however... Subjective ultimately and the latter point obviously won't make a difference if you remain with your cadetship-firm as a graduate

Jobwise you wouldn't be disadvantaged at either So I'd say the 'type' of students you'd be spending your university life with is important

Both great uni's, UNSW is more part-time compatible (hence why I'm there).. If I were a fulltimer it'd be USYD no questions about it.

Commerce is relatively easy content but requires relatively more keeping up, motivation to study at home, etc. So whilst I'd say any reasonably intelligent person who managed to get in via HECS should expect a D, some don't achieve this as their mind is elsewhere. HD's are hard not because the...

Better location at EY? They need security guards outside the building after hours ... :P I don't think you can beat cockle bay wharf... but thats me.. ^_^

Commerce sounds better, easily :P

mm.. i remember for trainees PKF sent out invites to the their social function straight after the rejection emails... except the people who got rejected still got invited.

Don't think $70 is exortion for university level tutoring. Tradesmen charge more than that for less than an hours work. Poor price on education these days.

^ because universities are greedy. the money you pay doesnt go towards your education it goes towards their research budgets you should know this my contribution alone for a subject is enough to pay for what my tutor earns for teaching 12 weeks worth of tutorials

D average, work in accounting.. look no further .. lawlll... but umm.. where do you even live? lawll....

I'm doing that next semester with qmb and acct2b :P Are yours over the web? Do they even count towards wam?

I can vouch for that. >.<

What is CV? = Google / dictionary can you guys share what you do as a cadet? how many people in your firm? where is it located? = ICAA website i know the cadetship is mainly for experience but how much do you get paid? = MILLIONZ OF DOLLARZ

The big4 won't sit you down and go through your CV with you; a lot of smaller-tier firms will and so its good to bring a folder with any certificates etc. that you mentioned.

Not studying economics either but perhaps its to do with opportunity cost or a similar concept? i.e. he could sell for 3x the price, therefore he's losing the difference. I mean obviously he's still making money, just less than possible.

He could pursue a finance field that required good maths skills? *shrug* But yeah try UNSW/USYD

^ you demonstrate this