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You seem quite passionate about doing something in accounting/finance. Therefore, I would go with Macquarie and transfer to UNSW after you have completed a year of study.

Just another dirty little trick Julia Gillard is playing to keep her in power.

No I definitely wouldn't recommend three lectures in a row. I've always believed that spacing out your classes or coming that extra day will help you concentrate better. At the end of the day, it could help you get higher marks.

I think its best to wait. Once class starts you can use sites like textbookexchange to get your books second hand. Another option is to keep track of your university notice boards as there will be students selling their books.

I went there last year, I am now at another university.

Yes its fine to put a tutorial/practical right after a lecture (if you don't want a break in between). Tutorials/practicals usually finish 5 minutes early so you would have enough time to go to your next class.

Wow really? Would you mind sharing what course you got into?

This is not my first year at uni but it is my first year at Macquarie. I thought the enrolment day was where the advisors actually teach you how to enrol in units?

I believe the people enrolling in their units online are continuing students, thus they are likely to enrol in 200 level units. First years enrol in 100 level units so I guess you're not at a loss. P.S How did you manage to get such an early time for on-campus enrolment, I did mine pretty much...

Haha crazy and biased at the same time. If you guys think Bruce McAvaney is bad, have a look at Sandy Roberts. These commentators just love the sound of their own voice.

If I want to do two majors within the Bachelor of Commerce, it is possible to complete the degree in three years? Or would I have to stay in uni longer.

Re: The Official Tennis Thread I totally agree. His movement is much better and hopefully he can have a good run at the Australian Open.

Its through UAC. Next to your course preferences on UAC it should say whether or not you can write a personal statement.

Yes they are still used at universities like UTS to improve your chances of selection.

Re: do UNSW commerce people look down on Macq commerce people (honestly)?? Probably not because most of them are concerned about their study and futures. They don't have time to put down people from other unis

Hey Atlas so does that mean if one does B Commerce but with a double major, can they still qualify for CA/CPA accreditation?

I'm not sure what major would be best (hopefully another person can clarify this). However I can tell you that students doing standard degrees like Commerce, Arts & Science have to do first year core units. Some units in science overlap with engineering units which will enable you to attain...

You could a bachelor of science (which usually has a lower ATAR cutoff than engineering), attain a good GPA and do an internal transfer into your desired engineering degree.