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The other thing is whether or not you care whether they use genuine parts or substitute etc... If you're into modifying your car, this can be a big deal.

I'm not sure I quite understand your question (remember: a cadetship is simply a job which gives you additional leave entitlements/support so you can complete your studies at university; there's no real linkage between the degree/uni and the firm) but basically I think you're asking if you can...

Whilst your premium may go down you also need to be mindful of in the event of a claim you need quick responses (e.g. if you need your car for work, you don't want them picking a dodgy mechanic which you can't get to for days).

Ultimately though, the only real condition is that you are accepted into a university which enables you to a) study part time whilst working (i.e. flexible timetables and part time) and b) meets eligibility requirements for enrolling in the CA program when you graduate. Some firms specify or...

IMO wait until you start uni and see what your lecturer/facility recommends. I personally bought a LexisNexis one but I wasn't studying hardcore law.

I think the key thing about certain schools (and even where you may work in the future) is the people around you set your expectations on standards. For example, you may not do that well relative to your cohort at Ruse and feel down about it, but relative to the state you are probably doing...

Balancing work/studies will put you in good stead if you plan on applying for scholarships/cadetships/coops/etc.

Yes. I checked my Evo X quote (brand new car) vs. someone with an R32 GTR in mint condition insured for agreed value $30k; both of us had similar insurance premiums of either $5.5k+ p/a with standard excess from Just Car or about $2.5k with a $4k+ excess. That being said these were performance...

I was wondering when u'd post that up :) Good choice pal. Sleeper!

Obviously will vary from firm to firm, who you're interviewing with, what stage (some firms have multiple levels of interviews), the schedule on the day, etc... but in my experience, it would range between half an hour to an hour. Typically I'd say longer is better than shorter because (in most...

I've been getting a lot of Mac OS X updates re: printers and I'm using the public release versions (rather than developer editions).

my twin turbo diesel smashes it in a straight line too lol.

anyone been in an 86 yet? my mate took me for a spin and it goes/feels surprisingly fast given the specs. quite fun as well.

I don't think anyone knows for sure (not even me)- but either way I wouldn't try to second guess your chances. It'll only make things more confusing!

Hello *waves* I think I know who you are.

In all fairness here, aerospace engineering isn't going to suddenly boom and have a huge shortage unless there's a catalyst for it which suddenly leads to a sudden need for aerospace engineers. You also need to keep in mind if such a thing were to occur, you would also be competing with other...

Like everything else, there's always demand for top talent (even if only to stop you going to the competition). But if I were you I'd speak to actual law students/grads and find out what they feel their prospects are like.

Don't think I could answer "what are the chances" but all forms of experience whether officially titled or not would be helpful and beneficial. The key question is what have you learnt from experiences and how are they relevant/applicable. Mathematical is more of a general reasoning test...

Admittedly business law is extremely watered down- e.g. case summaries are available, you only need a few quotes (i.e. don't need to read entire judgements), problem scenarios are very much built like existing cases, etc... but that being said, it's a complimentary major as opposed to one which...

For a while I never understood how those sites made money if they were all "free"... but from what I've heard, they get you when you want to maintain communication or respond or something. Must be heartwrenching if you're being prompted with a "pay or potentially miss out forever" approach to...