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The Chinese are buying up investment properties trust me, but not the average housing, it's more parts of whole apartments in popular areas like the CBD and North Shore or high tier houses - a lot of these are bought through a subsidiary, family here etc.. so whilst stats say they aren't bought...

All twelvies brah

Like Above, it's a questionnaire which you can fake. And as mentioned if you're doing too well they are able to put you in a class above with short notice as it's well known for many people to enrol in language classes where they are proficient and gain easy marks in beginner courses. To answer...

Na I'm good with my 1.9mil individual cash prize

Please tell me not everyone plays LoL here.

Lmao, come on.....seriously - at least they might overlook your last name spelling since generally most last names are ignored when they come onto spell check.

Yeah there's around that number each year however the amount of applicants is much higher compared to actual students.

Firstly; No you're probably not going to get a job in a mid-top tier firm practicing law unless you've always been top shit and you'll probably be top shit at uni also or you have friends/your family working in law/and they know one of the partners personally there. Even small-tiers are hard...

Yes definitely worth it - if you can get it then go for it, it's quite competitive though, actuarial doesn't have many spots. Sets you up with work experience which almost guarantees a decent job on completion of your degree (not that actuarial can't find jobs, but much better chances for the...

Keep the duplicate and email one, and sign the original and send it off. Only the original. Depends on the cadetship and what the structure of it is, are you working full-time with part time uni all the way or 2 years on and off etc.. but yes it should be roughly 24 subject, and on an average...

> How did you end up getting your first job after university?(was it through searching on seek.com, by a referral, knocking on doors etc.) I'd say I started relatively earlier to everyone else here. I got a job at McDonalds when I was 15 years old - I failed one interview, and got it the second...

Smaller tiers honestly sometimes just ignore you, won't even send a rejection. They usually don't have proper HR staff so whoever's doing it doesn't put any extra effort to send rejections out compared to HR staff who's job is.

You would think he would've got the point after the first or second time - seriously what kind of person calculates that it's worth risking their job (and career in other retailers) for some bread.

Yes, when you transferred you should've noted to them, let them know you transferred - I'm not sure how it works, and this is blurry but there could be some policy where you can't be enrolled in two different degrees in two separate universities.

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Na some are ok (I had a good exp with meeting my one's

Lmao you spill orange juice - not a great first impression, it's only going to be harder for you to impress him.

Yeah compared to what happened at Lindt, it really was all good. Nek minit Staff was actually smoking Weed behind the school and hallucinated.

Nothing happened, all good.

#UTS Represent Bunch of guys basically doing the same degree at the same Uni and decided to start this up