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Well one thing to keep in mind then is what kind of career path do you want to go down, what are the expected post grad qualifications (e.g. Chartered Accountant for accounting), and then see whether or not the degree you are choosing is eligible as a prerequisite to enrol. In this case, UTS B...

I'd say just do straight B Comm with the majors you want but do really well (i.e. HD average) and maintain both work experience (doesn't have to be too relevant) and extra curriculars. That'll make you stand out and you can land an offer. A Comm/Law grad with shit marks isn't going to wow anyone.

Whilst I have heard the Macquarie course content is better in Accounting, for purposes of like and like, I don't think a Bachelor of Business Administration from Macquarie is the same as the Bachelor of Business at UTS. Bachelor of Business Administration sounds more like an entrepreneurship...

So what you're saying is the government will have discretionary spend set up in the budget, and ask voters to pick from there? Might work but I suspect the cost of administering and auditing such a system would probably outweigh any savings/benefits, and somehow I doubt it would lead to a...

All new discussion should be posted in > http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=298107

Kicking off the new year with a new accounting and business cadetship thread for 2013! This thread continues the discussion from previous years which also contain useful but maybe less timely information: 2012: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=258521 Previous years...

Will create a new thread :)

Bingo. Again I reiterate my previous point of government expenditure is often on things no individuals would actually want to pay for but society (including those individuals) would collectively benefit from. Selective expenditure to focus spending on certain areas is a policy choice, but...

nfs most wanted on ps3 now :)

Agreed re: English in particular. It's really hard to try to use someone else's point of view and clearly articulate it because it wasn't your own. It's definitely easier to come up with your own stuff particularly when you need to remember it for an exam.

Went for a drive to Kiama with some mates for fish and chips.

overdrafts are bad

I think the key thing you guys need to remember is that the reason why the government has to pay for these things which are aimed at improving Australia as a whole (apparently) is because no individuals would want to bear that cost themselves- therefore isn't it natural and obvious that is why...

Better off using the extra time/energy on things which will actually improve your employability (e.g. life experiences, work experience, extra curriculars, etc) as opposed to giving you a second degree you don't really care for which is close to meaningless especially if you don't do well in it.

Just bought a Kinect and Just dance 3. :( Sad to say I enjoy it. But I'm sure I look bloody unco.

Was worth a shot. I think once you start paying taxes and then seeing how it gets used your views on tax will change. Just keep in mind that there are lots of taxes out there- some are more obvious than others based on where they impact and who ultimately pays them.

Sorry can't help much as I'm not from Melb. Dont know if there are many cadets here from there but with an ATAR of 98, I doubt you would struggle to get into the Business/Commerce/Accounting degree of your choice.

What do you actually get out of the business dean's scholarship? IMO I would take BAcc over mid-tier firm cadetship for both the name/prestige and the value of the different placements/internships... unless you really want to work at GT.

I'm 25, and about to have $0 in my bank account. ... as I transfer it all into my mortgage offset account.

Re: Instant noodles: Break the block? I break it if it won't fit in the saucepan/container (e.g. if cooking multiple blocks).