Search results

ECON1401 is a wonderful course. MGMT1001 is a load of bullshit.

ACCT 1B was bad :lol: The stock question... goodbye HD hello CR

Hey :) First time I've been on here in ages! :lol: Just thought I'd let anyone applying for EAS know that they do take EAS points into consideration for co-op but they don't take subject specific bonus points. I didn't meet the cut-off for co-op and I remember there was a lot of ambiguity...

Is that Tumarkin?? I was at that lecture too and totally didnt understand anything either, got to go read the textbook now!

Any tennis training/competitions?

I did all 3. Was a good decision :) Eco and Bus cross over heaps, and Legal is a nice bludge subject, have fun :) If you do the 'consumers' option for Legal, while doing Eco and Busn, you've pretty much hit the jackpot. ... Just don't bomb the Business exam like I did :lol:

Is this manageable? I'm kinda worried about the lack of gaps, and is there good public transport at night?

99.65

My friend wants to do a course at UTS, which the cut-off in the pdf just released says 97.35. She got 97.10, does she have a chance to get in through the later rounds having an ATAR lower than the cutoff.

B Comm/B Econ - UNSW :)

Do they come simultaneously with your offer? I haven't heard anything, and i just checked offers and it didnt mention it. Starting to become really doubtful.

I got a letter through UAC this morning. If eligible to a university, what is the next step?

Do you know where we check?

95.65

Eco: 85 Adv: 87 Maths: 90 Legal: 93 Maths: 94. Tiny bit disappointed

Has anyone heard back about EAS yet?

So. tired.

How did everyone go? Rejected for finance :( Shortlisted for accounting...

The carbon tax is a first major environmental, ethical and economic step forward. I say well done, Julia.

Basically been said but loose MP = lower IR.This creates decreased demand for AUD (less profitable for business investment inflows from OS) and increased supply for AUD (compartively better opportunities for domestic investor outflows OS) Both these effects lead to a depreciation.