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I personally cut down my extra curricular quite a lot in year 12 to just the ones which were ad-hoc and didn't require continuous ongoing commitment (e.g. red shield appeal).

Re: Casual- don't forget you need to be attracted to them in the first place (in some way) though, and for some, intelligence is one such factor.

An accounting role is a yes (e.g. accounts clerk, book keeper, accounts payable officer, etc), but you'll need either a university degree of some sort (whether in accounting or not- depends on the firm and the job) to get a professional or graduate accounting role (the ones more commonly...

Just get above average in everything and you'll be fine. I applied that logic during my HSC too against my school's average UAI. ... but then I couldn't be bothered and just went meh, I only need 90 to get into UTS (at the time).

Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/21/megan-piper-porn-star-cant-attend-prom-mike-stone-school-says_n_1371140.html Interestingly whilst it made SMH... it's subsequently let to Anonymous getting involved >...

Re: Master of Commerce (Actuarial Studies/Accounting) after Bachelor of Applied Finan Well the question is what kind of work/job do you actually want to do? No point getting all these graduate/masters qualifications which won't mean much in the field. ps. Surprised you did Applied Finance and...

Re: The Official Power Rangers Thread ahh good memories this thread brings.

i like my macbook air. great for uni. and i have the previous gen 11" with 2gb of ram (but 128gb ssd). perfect for portability and uni needs.

4-8 gb of ram for uni and studying?

LOL. Are you calling me a ?

Looks like it's gonna get shut down based on today's news. I'm a bit sad because I actually used the monorail about once or twice a month since I live in Pyrmont and it's the fastest most convenient way to get from Martin Place/Pitt St during peak hour and to not get stuck in traffic. It was...

The only thing which works really well to it's advantage is the subject-specific boards offered on Vista/webCT/whatever they call it nowadays tend to be dominated by idiots who are good at sounding big/pro but have no idea what they're talking about (with the exception of actual faculty staff of...

They could just be new to tutoring and can't justify charging more until they've got a bit more of a proven record. I've been tutored across the price range when I was doing HSC ($20/hr up to $40/hr) and the $20/hr tutor was no better/worse than the others. Interestingly the two cheaper tutors I...

5 years from now? Married (she doesn't know it yet haha), paying off a mortgage, decent sized share portfolio, potentially on track for partnership? *shrugs* Hard to say lol.

Might be in your own internal school papers but at least when I did BS back in 05 they didn't provide them in the exam.

Hiyahodestructo, based on your last post, I don't think finance is the industry for you. It sounds to me you know you're very intellectually smart but you have no passion or interest for anything in particular. Being smart will only get you so far especially if you don't give a shit about...

You can't both exceed each other (theoretically) in each trait... but I see with what you're saying- it's the traits which aren't quantifiable or really measured with qualifications/degrees. In other words, no chance. Bet she'll end up either dating an investment banker or someone totally...

Has anyone here heard of them? Some of my US friends were telling me about them and I can't help but think omg real life get out of jail free cards! Here's an explanation: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_PBA_card

LOL it's easy to make friends in the first few lectures and tutorials at uni... before it becomes lame/awkward! So make the most of it.

The hard bit is being able to apply it and understand what the different ratios actually mean.