natstar said:let me reinstate for the 23789174837th time that i nor anyone said that UWS is equal to USYD
Then what are you saying?natstar said:I said that all graduates will be on the same level and situation when looking for a job.
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natstar said:let me reinstate for the 23789174837th time that i nor anyone said that UWS is equal to USYD
Then what are you saying?natstar said:I said that all graduates will be on the same level and situation when looking for a job.
You go girl!!!natstar said:*will this stop*
Institution- as the first quote implies, i do not put UWS on the same par as USYD as an institution- ie facilities, services etc etc, what its made out of even.
Graduate= as the second quote. No matter the standard of the facilties, teachers, services etc...A business degree at UWS has the same skills aquired as a business degree at USYD. When looking for a job, theres is hardly any employees that will care what uni u go too, as long as u have the right skills and personality for the job. In this case, a person looking for a job has an equal chance.
That is so true ... considering how hard it is for most students to actually get a decent uai and to get into uni now days.natstar said:Why cant ppl just be thankful they are getting a tertiary education, instead of bagging out others who go to a slightly less "prestigious" uni than they do, and then displaying the disadvantages of their uni. Think about all the poor lil souls that are unable to get to uni.
Kind of late, but that's the situation that I am in, too, although I did not even consider UWS as an option*. Attending a school with a strong anti-UWS vibe (from the students and the teachers) also played its part, as did UWS' then pathetic teaching structure (one day at Richmond, another at Penrith, and then one at Parramatta, anyone?).shelley said:Look i come form the western suburbs, and while i admit i attend usyd, the fact remains i attend it and travel the stupid distance every day for the simple fact its better. For me there is access to better informed and knowledgable lecturers, greater resources and the courses are more challanging.
Cutoff Jessica bro.hipsta_jess said:are you saying the cutoff means nothing, or a BSc means nothing?
santaslayer said:meh...get back to the argument when i get home...![]()