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Commerce- achievable, and a lot of people do (I didn't- I had a 73 WAM). Law- a lot harder, but also achievable. Remember, IB takes the top of the top of the top.

Re: advice needed! mirin' my choices? Pretty much sums up what I'd say. Key thing is if you want to get a job, you need to differentiate yourself. Whilst for some this may be a double degree, there are plenty of easier (and quicker) ways of doing this such as being involved in extra...

If you wanted to be a real smart ass about this you could argue that revenue recognition depends on when the significant risks and rewards are transferred to abc company in accordance with AASB 118 para. 14-15. From the information provided it's not clear when the goods are actually being...

I'd liken it to being a crime scene investigator. Sounds sexy and exciting, but probably involves a lot of meticulously boring fieldwork and report writing.

It means I can drive overseas (legally). I mean, I've driven using my Aussie licence before in Malaysia but my company is shipping me to the States so I better make sure I have the int'l permit.

LOL that's how people end up failing :) good luck.

I actually reckon it'd get boring crashing cars using a machine because that's only like 1% of your time- the other 99% is analysing it and pulling things apart. Guess it'd be interesting though to compare and form your own views.

Fulls. Passed first time everytime. Applying for international licence now.

Re: who do you think would have the upperhand in getting the job between these two de Assuming all else is consistent, more likely than not Harvard because the university/college is one thing, but even getting into the college in the first place over there is another which says a lot about the...

Nope. First time was Chatswood, second time was Parramatta. Benz was far more willing and interested to do business- and this is both the Alexandria and the Chatswood dealerships. Audi in Pennant Hills was also very interested and if only I liked the car more, I would've bought the A4 from them...

lol at photochops? i do have a friend who has a really nicely done up and a bit more subtle 350z. also met a guy a couple of weeks ago at a dyno day with a supercharged z33!

Difficult to say. Two years ago I would've picked the 335i coupe for sure, and I still prefer the look, but if I was buying new then I'd possibly go S5 (although that'd be considerably more than the 335's $110ish asking price I'd imagine?). That also being said, BMW dealers tend to annoy me and...

Can you name the truck with four wheel drive, Smells like a steak, and seats thirty five? Canyonero! Canyonero! Well, it goes real slow with the hammer down, It's the country-fried truck endorsed by a clown, Canyonero! Canyonero! Hey, hey! Twelve yards long, two lanes wide, Sixty five tons of...

For me, the one which comes to mind is someone who had a 911 and an e92 335i whilst doing an undergraduate degree in Commerce- the thing is he wasn't a douche, and was a genuinely decent and proper guy. I heard from a friend there's a guy in UNSW with an R8 but until I see it I've got no proof...

Presumably safety and convenience. I personally would stick with new as for me the car is a very important thing to me in terms of image (for clients) and importance of being able to get from point A to B.

LOL I guarantee your 'dream' car will change over time. Mine has changed so many times. Heck when I was 18 my dream car was a Mini Cooper lol. On another note, this is my cousin's ex 350z before he sold it >...

Thought I'd post some old photos of my cousin's old 350z. Even now, I'd still rate the look even if it is a bit boy racer.

Evo goes hard (i/e + custom dyno tune) but it was a pain to live with. I bought the Evo when I was 21 and had a blast but it was not comfortable, expensive to live with (petrol, insurance, parts, servicing), attracted a lot of attention (good and bad), etc... Great car. Very affordable now but...

Pretty much what ^ said. Financial planners follow a script based on the institution they work with, and really only require the RG146 certification before they can legally sell investment products. There isn't that much thinking involved but of course having some qualifications will no...

How confident are you in mathematics though because going into actuarial, assuming you want to land yourself a grad role, will not be easy and they look for the brightest. That being said the pay would be decent and your career options outside of maths would work well. On another note did you...