the truthsikeveo said:UTS actually has a very well regarded B Acc degree. Probably the best out of unsw/usyd/uts etc.
I believe you can do three majors inBComm/BEc at UNSW, which is probably the main point of the course.phrred said:why have they made a BEc/BComm? You only get 2 majors, 1 in eco n 1 other 1 which is the same as a BCommerce
USYD will prob steal the idea eventually tho like the original BComm
Umm..NO.pete_mate said:that's because its a bachelor of accounting! all you do is accounting, you cant major in anything else, you dont learn about economics etc.
As if! there are plenty of dags like me. I know a few snobs at UTS.usyd sucks ballz all fukn losers go there and the girls are as snobby as hell, rich snobby bitches!! UTS all the way cuz
really? but its only a 4 yr degree like comm/sci at unsw n u can only do a major from eachSSaint said:I believe you can do three majors inBComm/BEc at UNSW, which is probably the main point of the course.
btw. USYD uber alles
outta curiosity whats the point of the non professional accreditation program? for managers/finance people who like want to understand it or something?USyd. FEB just change their structure last year from normally 8 credits points/subject to 6 credits points/subject. They divided accounting to two types of accounting in 1 Bachelor, (Accounting - Professional Accreditation Program, and Accounting)..... If you wish to approach to CPAA or ICAA you need to take the Accounting - Professional Accreditation Program....but you might not be able to take another major by taking this program.
I'd just like to clear this up, within the BComm at Sydney, you can generally complete a double major with the Accounting - Professional Accreditation Program, by doing this you would have completed 18/24 UOS (incl. the 10 cores), though it is a tight squeeze. Also, for the combinations listed above (with management or int. business or finance) you can safely complete a double major. Also, if you're afraid of such a restrictive academic schedule there is also the Commerce (Liberal Studies) though that is 4 years.So-net said:USyd. FEB just change their structure last year from normally 8 credits points/subject to 6 credits points/subject. They divided accounting to two types of accounting in 1 Bachelor, (Accounting - Professional Accreditation Program, and Accounting)..... If you wish to approach to CPAA or ICAA you need to take the Accounting - Professional Accreditation Program....but you might not be able to take another major by taking this program.
yes, amongst other thingsturtleface said:outta curiosity whats the point of the non professional accreditation program? for managers/finance people who like want to understand it or something?