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How about trying out Actuarial Studies? You seem to have a strong maths base and a degree in Actuarial or even Actuarial/Applied Finance would provide you with so many opportunities to make a lot of money in banking/trading.

You don't work part time, you work full time or close to it. My friend does the UBS cadetship and iirc he works like 35+ hours a week.

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Everyone on whirlpool earns over 200k its amazing

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ECON131- not at all. Just do the slides and tute questions and u will get a 80+, especially if u did 4 unit maths. It doesnt get harder than basic integration. ACCG224- Im doing it this sem but if i recall correctly the unit guide said that there is weekly hw questions from there.

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http://handbook.mq.edu.au/2018/Majors/UGMajor/Psychological+Science http://handbook.mq.edu.au/2017/DegreesDiplomas/Degree/Bachelor+of+Arts+-+Psychology Look at the difference with these links. At first glance, BA- psychology requires 12 units of psych, while psychological science requires on 8...

acst201 and afin250 you dont really learn many new concepts so its easy to be tempted to not work that hard but that will really bite you in the arse. If you keep up with both units I think you can get an easy 75+.

Tell them you have a serious fortnite addiction that kept you up all night and resulted in you sleeping in and missing first period. Dota2 is the reason i didn't get my atar goal i set in year 10

Potentially, just wanna move out lol. I am happy to move to anywhere within 50 mins public transport of macq. Hopefully where its cheap and I can get a new job if need be.

Hi, Everyone who has moved out of home and is living in a sharehouse or whatever, roughly what are your weekly expenses excluding rent?

3+3 was pretty lit. Try do english 2nd year if possible, you'll be more mature with a better grasp of language etc.

Not worth the money/time. 2 and a half years worth of income is one hell of an opportunity cost. Personally, I would blow my head off if I spent 6 years at uni. My opinion is that you should study urban planning but then in your own time you can read things about the law such as...

I did econ131 and it was a lot of fun, but again, you don't really use it in finance1b.

it wont help for finance 1b. Finance 1b uses similar maths to 1a, its just a lot harder. The calculus and all that u learn in math123 isn't present AT ALL in finance 1b. Just suck it up and do it, your units are only gonna get harder

Undecided as to whether its a better idea to spend the december-feb holidays working to try and save a decent chunk or get ahead in uni. I dont want to waste 3-4 months again.

where on a resume do you put "non-uni" extra curriculurs such as sports?

gonna ceebs it i think

anyone else feel like because they live a fair bit away from uni that it hinders making friends? I'm like an hour away roughly so can't just pop over to a friends cause they normally live a long way away.