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Not sure if sarcasm or troll bait or both.

Came back into it, gold Nova 1 now , sigh...grind time

UTS has a good Japanese studies facility(its new), at the very least the Japanese club there is full on (plus law at UTS is great I've heard)

Are these worth it compared to the integrated health apps you can get on the app store which also count on your steps, can do heart rates etc.. (assuming you have a high end phone with the features needed)

You're totally right, i just revised this from another subject, I must've got the wrong screw on at the time , apologies.

Dis is correct ^ Basically he if doesnt go to the match its - 48 because thats what he spent, not -48+50 because hes not gaining any cash thus its -48-50 = -98 and he gets 70 back as his game value, thus total is -28, which is better then -48 Ye

Expect it to definitely be more behavioural but more of a "if she going to fit in" type of interview - if the partner feels like giving you a technical though, he will, so don't be surprised for one - but generally most will just want to know about you and what you did during...

Commercial Banks(both AUS and US), Big 4 audit firms,many investment/wealth management firms (state street,regency,bloom,platinum etc..) I can go on and on, have plenty of high performing employees with better financial modelling skills then an average IB guy (where most don't do modelling on a...

If you think people in IB are the only ones producing financial models (Which they don't even do most of the time ) - have a bit of a look around Anyways if you want any chance at a hedge fund, your not having it here, move to Asia (if your Asian and can speak Mando/Canto ideally) or otherwise...

Expect most don't end up in PE(this is more doable but not really in Australia) or HF even if they wanted to after 2 years in IB - don't need to do IB at all for HF, it's all about the skills, obviously IB helps because you get those skills taught at work, but anyone in can learn the same skills...

Not just about doing well in Economics but knowing about China in general is great and doing a China case study forces you to keep up to date with their developments which are increasingly important around the world and especially it's impact on Australia - screw obscure economies, in reality if...

No regrets - I enjoy what I study (for the most part) which I think is one of the most important things to studying at uni - I've met numerous people switching degrees up to 3-4 times before they found something they like (which I think personally is a waste of money and time if people do their...

Think if you really want to do law - and more where you want to end up, both degrees will get you somewhere , comm/law is actually the more safer choice cause you get to look at both sides to decide whether either is for you, and you got a few years for transfer as well, compared to bcomm -...

All on you, the culture attracts certain personalties more then others in each firm - also depends what service line your going for (and industry) , ranggeee of factors to consider because each big 4 has their "advantage" as to say. You can go by overall numbers, but that doesn't tell you much...

Ok thats a bit extreme on the third day - do you know the circumstances? Its basically training and shadowing for the first week(s) in a big 4 Sent from my SM-G900I using Tapatalk

No, but the ratio is definitely skewed significantly to Asians, no denying that. As queen said > just look at any bus going to UNSW

I don't disagree with what you said in general(I really don't) - but big 4 does generally have better pay then many small/mid-tier firms, it is a few k, but percentage wise and being the age you do a cadetship, it can be significant. In addition small things(which add up over the years) like...

^Good guide to use each year - helped me a lot when i was applying for cadetships knowing which firms take cadets And yeah what Phaze said, in aggregate the smaller and mid-tiers recruit alooot of cadets, so if you're actually keen for a cadetship then definitely give them a go too

If it's just one unit you can always overload or do it in summer school(or just extend the degree by one sem with one unit), it's not like you need to fit a certain amount of units into your degree, you can always do more if need be (which would be the case for you)

Why doesn't HR fit with your "course progression"? What does that even mean, if you want to do it, just do it