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So this is my first year a business degree (started in Feb), planning on majoring in Accounting. I've missed all the dates for applying for all these programs that help you get a job when you graduate. For the example the Ernst and Young Career Compass Program, I missed out on because I thought...

I think it's fair to say every man and his dog is studying this degree, so with the oversupply of graduates is it safe to say this degree is not as much of a fallback option (career-wise) as it used to be?

Hi, I've done 2 unit advanced math in high school, would that be enough for this degree? Am I allowed 2 majors? If so, I would pick Accounting and Economics. Just wondering how difficult the economics major gets in second and third year? Also do I have to pick at least one major out of...

Would majoring in accounting in a single Economics degree at UNSW look better to employers than majoring in accounting in a business degree at UTS?

Wondering if anyone has any sample exams with solutions ? Particularly for the mid sem exam. Please upload if you do, thanks :) Or I can PM you my email, and you can send it to me.

Accounting is difficult and i think UPASS would help me, but they're all full.. can i request to be in one of them?

Is 16 and a half hours of work too much a week, if I want to maintain good grades in business?

Do they work in getting the job? Do you include them?

Should I be buying them now, or do lecturers tell us what ones to buy in the first week of uni?

Are these sessions beneficial for our study? Can I tag along even though its full?

Just wondering.. wouldn't it be a bit daunting not knowing anyone?

In regards to transferring universities, does it look unusual on academic transcript if you have repeated 2 subjects at another uni. Besides the disadvantage of paying for the course again, is there anything else I should be concerned about?

I'm doing B commerce-prof accounting at Macquarie in the hopes of becoming a CPA (maybe CA but heard its very difficult). How difficult is it? what more do you need to do besides getting an accounting degree? Do most just end up as bookkeepers? What "doors" does it actually open? Thanks.

I'm starting this course next year at the city campus!

Who could be 'responsible person to complete' the educational impact statement for financial disadvantage (youth allowance)?

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I am looking to do accounting, but as I have heard the subjects can get dull so I want to combine it with something a bit more interesting (Subjects that would give me a break from accounting ones). I was previously looking to combine prof accounting with applied finance, but figured I might not...

If i were to study at Macq it would take me approx 2 hours to get there everyday; would it be unrealistic of me to think I could still cope socially/academically?

If anyone has some could you please post up :) Preferably with answers. Thankyou!! BTW everyone ready for the exam?

Bit confused, so the test is ONLY examining weeks 4,5,6 even though the course outline says week 1-8??