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Work harder, M3/RS4 etc :D

What if I marry you?

Given the responses thus far can't you tell?

Did it hurt?

Goddamn am I hard now

Lol, whut?

So? Speaking english fluently will put you ahead of at least 50% of commerce students out there. Not doubting that the engi/comm had superior math ability, but I doubt that was the deciding factor.

Women will like what you tell them to like

You learn to speak and write it. Although depending on how you study it, you will do history/culture components (i.e. language degree or elective units). I don't understand what you mean by "theory", if you mean content in terms of sentence structures/vocabulary then yes there is alot but you...

Pardon?

My vote would be for Finance/Econ, there'd be less competition for jobs than accounting, or that's the way it seems to me given the relative sizes of the classes. Finance also allows you more chance to get into investments. Investment Industy > Accounting Industry. Oh yeah and accounting is sh!t...

Commerce with a major in??? And just do whichever one you think is more interesting, don't worry about salaries and that crap.

They're arrogant, full stop.

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Well 99% isn't as good as 100%, doesn't mean it isn't good. It depends on what you choose for a major really.

Why would you want to?

To clarify, arts usability will depend on what majors you take (there are a number that are fairly useless). You'll just need to put up with alot of people ragging on you for doing it :o. The maths used in commerce depends on what route you go down. From what I've seen none of it is that...

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Um, pardon? I think most degrees require a level of specialisation after graduation. To get anywhere in the field at least...

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