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Award wages? Surely if you get anything less you can take action against the agency. Also, read the contracts you sign, it should state exactly how much they are retaining or you can get action against them for that too.

I recall Alex Yu saying something in week 8 about "I've seen the exam paper, you better start preparing now...." Woops :(

Nandison said that she DID work for the agency... And if you DO go through an agency, they get a bonus from the company that hires you - as in you work for the company they match you up to. Therefore, it is impossible for them to hold back 10-15% of your hourly rate seeing as they don't pay...

I quote: "All the stuff I'm going to tell you now is posted on the website" we finished about 40mins early...

hey hey! Club Macq is a uni unlike any other! its like a big family - super easy to get in, very hard to leave! EDIT: very, very hard to leave :( EDIT EDIT: we also have ducks!

Theres BBA for Business Admin/Management stuff, and applied finance/finance if you want a finance degree.... (Urgh, feel like I'm pointing out the obvious)

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^ yeah thats pretty much true - after two weeks of lectures, they had up graphs that i'd never seen before.

All the people who do a degree from the EFS faculty - i.e., accounting, bba, finance, applied finance, actuarial, economics, marketing - do the same first year units, which is basically a unit from each of those areas of commerce. These being namely - accg100/105, econ110, econ111, acst101...

And you can change colours for the font and background colours! Con is that it doesn't seem to work on Mozilla Firefox :(

Is there ever enough time to look for things in the textbook in an exam?

Okay okay, spare me the show of your law shit - just pointing out that saying things like 'if I were your father' makes you sound like a wanker.

ooooh...and they hang out where? This sounds like an interesting spectacle.

Sounds to me like you were certainly contemplating it....

Oh dear - that sounds so unhealthy. An F isn't the end of the world you know, unless you have a perfect 4.0 like Pwar. If its making you unhappy then I suggest you re-consider your motives for doing law. Good luck :)

urgh, grandpa much?

Jurisprudence is a unit where you basically have to understand the theories yourself and bear in mind that there aren't any fixed ideas at all. (As you go further in the course, you'll realise that everything can be interpreted in a different way)

Also, I'm sure there are a lot of students out there who study law that dont speak English as a first language. I guess as long as you're working hard at it you should be fine...

They have a 2cp English subject that teaches you essay writing skills etc. I forgot what its called, but I'm sure the student info building would know - lincoln building near e7b.

Hey...you guys forgot that Macq has something called a 'PC' which is 45-50. Also, our GPAs only go up to 4 :(