Kathman
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Bachelor of Teaching (Primary) - CSU Wagga
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So Year 12s .. what's your first preference?? (2 Viewers)
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smeyo
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yeah my first choice is combined law/actuaries, at ANU, then combined law at all different uni's.. im still not sure on actu, but i know it will help to get jobs, well my cousin, high up in macquaire bank, has told me they are always looking for people with actu, so there is already a possible job, so i think i should do it, i just dont know about the double degree, like maybe being to much work, any suggestions...
SoFTuaRiaL
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smeyo, its very rare u find a job which requires both actuarial and legal background. so i'd advise u to do that course ONLY if ure considering one of the 2 to be a 'back up', like what i'm doing ....
but if ure confident u wanna do actuary no matter what, then no point in combining with law and vice versa
but if ure confident u wanna do actuary no matter what, then no point in combining with law and vice versa
smeyo
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i thinks its mainly im not sure exactly what i what to end up doing, i would like to do business law, but then i still really like maths related ideas and concepts so i want to do something with that do, its kind of hard to choose between the 2, and i dont know if i would be able to cope with actuaries. i guess i can only start with it and see how both end up going....
Actuarial/Law ... that's like the death penalty
you're workload would be very, VERY full on
I suggest if u want to do Actuary, combine it with another major in Business Law within the Commerce degree, because it is more specialised than Law itself. However if u wish to pursue more the business law side, then combine Law with a less demanding course such as Accounting - these graduates are also in high demand
you're workload would be very, VERY full on
I suggest if u want to do Actuary, combine it with another major in Business Law within the Commerce degree, because it is more specialised than Law itself. However if u wish to pursue more the business law side, then combine Law with a less demanding course such as Accounting - these graduates are also in high demand
Rahul
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haha luckily i dont have any exams
*thinks HSC*
oh shit
hehe g'luck
*thinks HSC*
oh shit
hehe g'luck
SoFTuaRiaL
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*gives angel-like look*
i spent only 10 mins on bos yesterday ... got micro exam in like 5 hrs ...
cindy
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art teaching...newcastle.....
SoFTuaRiaL
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well said mate!
snobby airlines
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ay that's my second pref.
First is B Applied Science (Exercise & Sport science) at Uni of Syd
lib studies international - i want to study at the sorbonne too!!
i'm not going to get 98.8 tho, maybe i'll just do lib studies and tryb and transfer - do you reckon i could neone? that's only 90.95 - sweet
mmm, if i did international maybe i'd go to canada instead of france tho...
i'm not going to get 98.8 tho, maybe i'll just do lib studies and tryb and transfer - do you reckon i could neone? that's only 90.95 - sweet
mmm, if i did international maybe i'd go to canada instead of france tho...
Chand
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my first pref might change to comp/software eng bc my parents think im aiming too low..
Azn fairies
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i want to do med at melbourne uni. but don't know where i can apply?.. or even how ? help~
SoFTuaRiaL
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i got a friend who went to skool with me n does med in monash .... u will have to apply directly to the uni as an inter-state student, u cant apply thru uac