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Don't, go Commerce and go on a normal exchange program. What she said about others saying there's a lack of job prospects is totally correct and hasn't changed. International studies is just a muffly degree that is too generalist and doesn't teach any technical knowledge that employers want in...

Should definitely bring it up next time to the managers, usually girls are put on service anyways so I'm surprised they put you on the fryers.

Both give pretty good opportunities, though Comm + Cadetship leans more towards giving an advantage in commerce jobs whilst comm/law allows for diverse options and a chance to get into law/IB (if that's your aim) Honestly sometimes it just comes down to luck, two basically identical candidates...

Lectures aren't that important tbh, as long as you do a good summary of the lecture you'll be fine, just skip to the main parts, parts which you need understanding in and you'll do good. Tutorials and their homework teach the application which is how marks are gotten in tests, skipping tutorials...

Nothing wrong with the name Blacktown, I thought it was funny at first, but anyone who lives in Sydney long enough understands it's not much of a big deal - it's more the area itself with a negative connotation rather then the name, and changing names isn't suddenly going to change the area or...

Nobody plays with their 3DS much anymore, lets be honest.

It didn't help that you guys only had one big4 recruiting this year. But yes, there is a lot of competition for them these days - people definitely should consider how hard it can be to get one.

3 years in total, yes you're able to gain the experience whilst working and doing your CA. You're expected to manage work and CA study at the same time. You generally start after working 1 year as a graduate, unless you got previous experience (e.g. Cadetship)

Going to a partially selective school: I think being able to socialise with people on both sides of the academic spectrum was really enjoyable. I didn't do any any tutoring until year 12 for Japanese, but pretty much the atmosphere was definitely abit more relaxed and I had a lot of enjoyment in...

I think he's commenting on a question one of the firm's asked him, it does seem like a dumb question to ask, but explaining it is actually quite valid.

This is pretty much the same at my firm, expect we get feedback on every client we take which is basically every few weeks instead of quarterly. I'm sure Deloitte follows a similar process with job appraisals so what they're doing now is something they've already been doing expect the annual...

finishing off JOOOOOOJOOOOOOO!!! MADA MADA MADA!!!!

My mum makes me watch this crap show when im eating dinner, females really are crazy. Though it does provide some entertainment to see how it all unfolds when the guy has to deal with like 20 females in one location (one alpha, and 20 beta's fighting for him) As some famous black rapper used to...

Most of the big 4 (especially Deloitte) and other firms take in first years (even second years) , so don't give in yet! Go for comm/law and make it straight to them that you will drop it if you get the position in the interview, you still got a chance! (if you really want it)

Ahh yee I totally play, Started back in April or so last year but took a looong break (like 9 months+) because I was bored, finally got back into it again 2 months or so ago. Let me know your ID/Name and I'll add any of you. Lv29 currently, and spent a bit too much money on this game...

You missed a good opportunity. Don't let lack of confidence get the best of you next time, you're only going to miss more opportunities from it, and you got nothing to lose when applying for jobs.

Casuals get about 20% more, so its actually closer to 13.50 not $11 dollars. I know when I was 17 and worked there I got around 13.68 or something like that.

Arts degree won't get you the job, the business/commerce degree will. Think of the Art Degree as something you just want to do rather then employability (although the extra degree time does help)

Truth has been spoken - Especially some girls who need to understand that even if the place does get a bit messy etc.. just suck it up....

Depends on what kind of Visa you are as well, prior experience etc..