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Re: UNSW chit chat thread 2017 You have to print them out yourself

Everyone's uni experience will probably be different, but I feel that people are a lot more chill in uni. There will still be cliques and all but you'll have plenty of opportunities to meet great people within and beyond the classroom through clubs/societies, parties and so forth especially in...

MBB refers to the top 3 management consulting companies - McKinsey, Bain and Boston IB is investment banking

Disagree unless you want to pursue like top-tier management consulting or investment banking.

Crowe Horwath has also opened.

BDO doesn't do the Vacationer program in Sydney (might be wrong).

Interesting hobbies would make a strong conversation topic for interviews :)

The point is that I'm not saying that it's all sunshine and rainbows for Law students (especially for those who want any role in a law firm). However, Law students probably have it much better than many other students and since most students take it as a combined degree, there's always their...

EY has opened since Monday. KPMG and PwC open next Monday.

Depends on whether you want to study at USYD more or you want to study law more. If you transfer to UTS Communications/Law, it's probably a massive hassle to transfer back to USYD Law from there (not because of the difficulty but issues with credit recognition). Also, you definitely don't need...

I assume half of these mates are the ones who are like 'it's either commercial law firms or nothing' or 'why would I want to work in the public sector'?

The CCA was previously known as the Trade Practices Act. So you probably knew about the Trade Practices Act but didn't know it's replacement.

Based on what I've seen personally, I feel a good amount of people in legal roles within the not-for-profit sector, for example, have come from mid-tier/top-tier commercial law firms. That being said, I guess a decent amount of these people would have hated the commercial law firm life. At the...

Assuming you mean a Section IV Essay (this is the one where you need your own case studies): Tips on Extended Response writing for Business Studies Advice for Business Studies essays How I approached a HSC question Assuming you mean a Section III Business Report...

Do you mean a Business Report (Section III)/essay (Section IV) in which you need to use case studies?

Leaving this here for reference sake Tips on Extended Response writing for Business Studies Advice for Business Studies essays How I approached a HSC question

Never heard of a media file report in Business Studies. Any other requirements? I assume you might have to find media article(s) on a company and incorporate it into your business report as evidence/a case study.

Plenty of transfer students go to first year Law camp from what I hear. Definitely a great way to know some fellow second years (transfers) and first years (you'll be doing ILJ and Torts with them).

Depends on the course really. A greater proportion in courses such as Commerce or Engineering compared to courses such as Arts or Law.

Personally had the same problem. My English teacher always liked my draft/prepared essays to the point where he had no major issues with them. That being said, although English has a subjective element when it comes to internal assessments, I feel a strong essay will always be a strong essay...