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I think once the tests get harder we'll be seeing that 60% average

I'm sure plenty of people got 15, there were a few in my class.

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mmmmmm i got 42, happy with that

To look at it logically, check out the handbook and you'll see that in the MComm finance programs they only offer a fraction of the subjects that the MFin allows you to study. So, logically, the MFin (in terms of finance) would be far more advanced and thus more respected - but it really depends...

Re: USYD vs UTS. Who's better Need 2 make quick decison I believe you can do three majors inBComm/BEc at UNSW, which is probably the main point of the course. btw. USYD uber alles

hmmm i was at that mentor thing, i met chris - but who were you?

they sure do

Re: Semester 1 Chatter you dream about Tig?

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Tell me when and i'll come watch btw. which stream is this?

^I thought you explained yourself quite well. "Managers should think locally and act globally, rather than think globally and act locally." I suppose you would argue that managers should keep in mind their responsibilities to the many stakeholders (see above post) while taking full advantage...

You'll crack 90 dude, no problems.

Re: Semester 1 Chatter Yeah, some backpacker got stabbed, there was an article about it - here's another...

*paragraphs ignored* there's not really that much to a stream, it's just the lecture/s you will need to attend for your course. you're only enrolled in one stream, so it's fairly straightforward. edit: what brogan said

The Labour Left shirts definitely said "Fuck Off Liberal Scum".

I joined ComSoc, FMAA and got my SU Sport card

haha "... or you can pay out your lecturer for being a dick" it was a good speech i guess, though the whole ceremony was too long and fukn boring

That is my understanding as well

While I won't disagree with you on the firms opinions of BEc students (cos thats definitely subjective, plus I don't know what the general consensus is either). What "core mathematics" is involved in a cumm-arse degree that is not offered/not completed within the BEc? Then explain this one - I...

Forced Error - when your opponent plays a shot which literally 'forces' you to lose a point, ie. good serve, well placed/powerful shot (nb. not to be confused with a winner) Unforced Error - when the player misses a shot that by all rights they would normally have gotten in, but they just...