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lol. gold.Nah it doens't. You should go to the $hittest uni possible...
lol. gold.Nah it doens't. You should go to the $hittest uni possible...
The GUG strikes again.Sydney is lol.
See Good Uni Guide.
I had a look at the Good Uni Guide comparing usyd commerce with macq commerce. Usyd has better employment prospects than macq and even better salaries. What were you referring to?Sydney is lol.
See Good Uni Guide.
^ Heck yeah.UNSW compared to USyd
Macquarie, from what I can tell, is a uni for those whom didn't want to go to UWS but couldn't get into UNSW or USyd
hahaUNSW compared to USyd
Macquarie, from what I can tell, is a uni for those whom didn't want to go to UWS but couldn't get into UNSW or USyd
Haven't read the whole thread yet but would you be able to put in like playing soccer for a club on the weekends, etc?^^ Absolutely incorrect (edit: not you but what people usually post on BOS - usually 2010ers or people without real experience) - which university you go to is largly irrelevant in the field of commerce. The firm I was at had a majority of MQ graduates.
From first hand experience, many employers actually hold UTS, MQ and USYD in the same regards.
What you can do to seperate yourself from other graduates is to focus on maintaining a high GPA, and getting involved in extra-curriculars and gaining some work experience like I mentioned before. Commerce is a highly practical field, and this is therefore what employers look for rather than which institute you spent the last three years at.
There's a few things I can do to accure points, but I think it might be a bit useless without travel. I'll still ask someone to double check though.if you can't go abroad, you should probably consult with someone to ensure you would be able to get the 200 points or whatever it is
it is definitely something good to do, so yeah - talk to someone
Lol at everyone quoting the good uni guide like it's the bible. Also you might find this interesting:I had a look at the Good Uni Guide comparing usyd commerce with macq commerce. Usyd has better employment prospects than macq and even better salaries. What were you referring to?
No, that's ShadowdudeLol at everyone quoting the good uni guide like it's the bible. Also you might find this interesting:
' According to the Good Universities Guide to Australian universities, starting salaries for Macquarie graduates have been ranked as the highest in Australia for ten consecutive years (1998–2007) and in 2009, the university received 5 star ratings in six different performance categories including non-government earnings, staff qualifications and toughness of admissions.'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macquarie_University
feels good man.
Ouch. From what I can say, extra curricular activities and previous work experience is far more important than which University you attend. It's simply another logo or brand. So don't think that just because you go to a prestigious university like UNSW or USYD, you'll receive a guaranteed position at a particular firm for your Commerce degree. And obviously, employers take into account your university grades as well. Generally speaking, they would rather accept someone who's scoring a HD average at UWS rather than a person who's barely passing or failing at UNSW. My 2c from a newbie like me.UNSW compared to USyd
Macquarie, from what I can tell, is a uni for those whom didn't want to go to UWS but couldn't get into UNSW or USyd
whatever you want to do that doesnt have a NEED ENG/PSYCH... degree attached to itWhat kind of a job will B Econs/B Arts double at UNSW get me?
I should have checked before I went to university.