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This sounds remarkably similar to a task I did in year 12 (I was a Prussian general). You just need to frame where your person fits into German society and from there you can easily build an approach to those questions. Here is how would approach each: - An Army official is likely to be...

University definitely has fear factor, especially at the beginning. But overall it's more bark than bite in my experience. You just have to take a step back, relax and get a bit organised. Break stuff down into smaller tasks and don't get sucked into doing pointless work.

Spot on - to be honest, any one with a basic background in economics should be able to clearly see through the shock value of the article. Besides, Ive worked as a tradesman before and it isn't exactly a job you would want to be doing forever (money aside, an office job is way more comfortable).

They were marked at mine, but most lecturers didnt care. I heard the school of business was working to get rid of it.

It depends on the size of the lecture, but I dont see the issue to be honest.

Great guide buriza - stickied.

In my experience tutoring (I mainly specialised in tutoring below average students), a lot of people fail to fulfil their true potential in maths largely because of its nature and how it is taught. A lot of students really dont have the discipline and drive to really reach that potential...

Great guide buriza.

As soon as he said the name I knew who he was.

Awesome man - Id take up Med right now if I got the opportunity. Congratulations!

Wait, rish are you going into Medicine?

Nice meeting you guys and seeing some of you again.

Can you PM me your number?

It isnt discouraging, but more about being realistic. What medman has said is nothing new to me personally, because Ive long known about how tough medicine could be. But a lot of people cant see past the prestige of medicine and are shocked at the reality. To be honest, I read stuff like this...

Advertising is only one aspect of marketing - on the whole, marketing is all about how the product is presented and sold on the market. Also, as you have just started uni, keep an open mind and try the different subjects before deciding on a major. Definitely true - it doesnt matter what...

Ill probably be in the city around 5 - 5:30.

I cant speak for the rest, but for a HR Advisor you would need additional qualifications.

I know you are combining it with something else, but as a standalone major it's 50/50. Probably the most relevant career paths for someone with this major would be a role in compliance or risk management. The route into these careers is usually indirect (i.e. via an unrelated entry level...

You need a reliable computer at home obviously, but taking a laptop in is pretty much a waste in my view. Good old pen and paper is all you need I think.

I havent been, but from looking at the course, UWS have one of the top HR programs in NSW - definitely very relevant to the profession.