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If the transfer requirement is still just GPA based this year and not quota based, then you should be fine and there is no chance you won't get in. However, the student enquiry service should be your first port of call.

At least you now have ARTS105 now, which is like watered down accounting. Before that some BCA students had to attempt ACCG105 for a 3rd or 4th time...leaving them on the verge of going Columbine.

I would have thought the best place would be AFTRS. http://www.aftrs.edu.au/ AFTRS graduates and their work have been represented at the last five Academy Awards. Its roll-call of graduates includes many of Australia’s finest filmmakers such as: Jane Campion, Phillip Noyce, Gillian Armstrong...

Re: The MQ weightloss/marks gain Support Thread! Haha. They go incredibly well together. Seriously folks, try wilted spinach, salmon, garlic butter and pasta (simple fusilli will do) with pecorino (parmasen will do) over the top. Guranteed mouthgasm.

ACST101 isn't really a subject you do to boost your marks up. I did it with the Actuary wannabes and got raped...PC. :( But that was surprisingly all I needed to do ACCG253, where I again ended up with actuaries. Damn you actuarial students and your quantitative prowess. *shakes fist*

Not exactly sure, but I'm pretty sure it's not that for 2nd class. It's a bit confusing as the system changes/changed either last year or this year. For second class in my year of enrollment, you needed a certain GPA (3.5?) for a certain number of LAW credit pts (36?), which includes a certain...

Thats crazy. But I guess there's no BAncientHistory/LLB. Technically it shouldn't automatically turn into a law transfer...just because you pass the units should not mean the system assumes you want to transfer into an LLB. It didn't for me, and I ended up applying for a transfer in the...

Bondi Junction pisses on all 3.

Yeah, I guess spinach can be ok. Some wilted spinach is nice with a salmon and garlic butter pasta. Mmm. Hmm, that kinda defeats the purpose of this 'healthy eating' thing.

Hmm...isn't the goodness in a massive plate of spinach equivalent to that of a tiny piece of lean beef. I'd go steak everytime.

3.1 will be very competitive if by banks you mean the big 4 Australian banks. You might wanna push that up a bit of you're keen on working at an investment bank, such as Goldman Sachs, Macquarie, Citigroup, Deutsche, UBS, ABN-Amro, et al. Investment banks tend to offer more interesting work, a...

Maybe these comp/science questions could be moved to the Science section...might as well make use of the 'College' sub-sections.

Isn't the Big 4 for people who didn't get into: a proper consulting firm (because they didn't pull enough D's at uni and/or a lack of "people" skills) OR an investment bank (because they didn't get enough HD's) OR a corporate law job (because they didn't get the uai to do commerce/law)?

I used to work at Kernels Popcorn in Towers for a couple of years. This is my take on Castle Hill: The younger chicks were reasonably hot, dressed in their current fad clothing. Castle Records is a good independent music store that stocked a good collection of punk...long before JB Hi-Fi's...

Yikes...cruel and unsual punishment.. But I'm sure with a bit of experience you can move on to bigger and better things.

Discounts on stock would be a major perk of working there I guess. I know someone who works at Herringbone and he gets 50% off....the lucky bastard!

I did comp114...which has been rebranded as isys114. Not being the techno-whiz/nerd...I found it tricky in parts - especially the programming in Oracle bit. But I did end up with a Credit. 123 would be the better option.

Where do you work? 7:30's not too bad. I had to wake at 6:30 everyday when I was working at a law firm...that was hell until my body begrudginly adapted to it.

BBA250 in excellent condition. Be a man, buy from me. I give you best price.

Thank you scaling!