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Changed car to a friggin awesome white Lancer :) 2008 model.

Just remember it's quality not quantity- try to show what you have learnt and what skills can be applied to a cadetship. Think back and see if there is anything you have done in the past (e.g. formal committees, year book, etc).

Firstly it's nothing like the stereotype- accounting in uni and in a Big4 firm is very different to say, TAFE accounting (the one you can do for your HSC). Whilst first year will be very focussed on getting the basics/fundamentals drilled into your head so you can understand how things work...

To be honest I think your best bet would be to contact various university (relevant faculty's of course) directly and ask them because I think it will vary from uni to uni. Whilst I don't really have much exposure or knowledge of what you have studied so far, based on my mates who did Accounting...

I used PULP for it's engine cleansing/maintenance properties as well as the better fuel efficiency and acceleration.

It's a new development since a lot of people want to enjoy a full year of full time uni and it just makes it a whole lot easier than trying to do the juggling of different courses halfway through the year whilst you switch from FT to PT uni. Also suits business needs better obviously since it...

I failed geography in year 10 and nearly cried at having to name all the capital cities on a map of the Asia Pacific. Not doing that again! ps. When are you guys gonna make the huge red number 1 into a plush toy?

Back when I was driving the Civic I averaged $55/wk with 400-500km? The Lancer isn't much better at around $60/wk with 350-450km.

Grr! To make matters worse, I did it in a not-so-well-lit room and didn't realise that the red/orange are two different shades... which made it even harder to match up the damn 1's! Thumbs up for a good freebie though- keeps me amused in front of the TV :)

This fuel economy just sucks.

Are you like... from the Institute? If so, can you please help me solve the ICAA Rubiks Cube? Having the number 1 imprinted on various sides in different colours makes it really challenging! jkjk.

Suggestion would be to try and get some extra curricular stuff down. Just remember scholarships and cadetships are very competitive. Unless you are a standout in a specific category or really balanced/well rounded, it's going to be tough. Anyway don't discount yourself- I don't know your...

Re: Unsw　Ｓｃｈｏｌａｒｓｈｉｐｓ　Ｕn dergraduate Was that really necessary? I'm inclined to think the reason for his post to have those characters is he's using an IME on Windows to type in English characters. You'll also see something similar in a lot of Asian forums (and also torrent file shares)...

Well you'd hope that switching to 98 will improve fuel economy... an old 2L may be very inefficient whereas a modern 3.8L (what car btw?) could be very good at sipping.

G'day, whilst I don't usually use this feature I'll try just this once :P 1. UNSW B Comm is pretty good but each university has different strengths. If I could go back and do it again, I would probably pick UTS because it's more convenient for cadetships. However I did have a lot of friends at...

I was so pissed the other day when I realised my local Caltex has phased out 91 Unleaded and only has E10 and 95/98 Vortex! What a jip. (note: in current GFC I have stopped using 98 in my Civic; but I found using 95/98 definitely makes a lot of difference in fuel economy; and using E10 to be...

Impressive she managed to walk away... gotta love that Civic.

At UNSW, we do QMA and QMB. QMA is focussed on the time value of money (remember all those interest compounding calculations you did in Year 10 maths?) and the challenge is being able to apply maths to scenarios given. I heard it's changed a bit since when I did it but that was the gist to me...

Depends how significant you felt they were- remember from the reviewer's perspective, if you are listing stuff from further back, it either must be super important/good/relevant, or you are really grasping for straws. On another note, it's not a competition to see who can list the most.

The importance of continuity lies in that as you do something, you will get more involved in the steps which occur before and after your step. For example (in audit), when you first start out in your first month or so, you may need to do something simple like vouching invoices back to...