Wowi actually have no idea wat ur trying to say.
I've had a fair few Eng subject marks in the 60s haha, particularly maths and physics where i've just scraped or missed out on credits.
MQ has a lot of strengths too, e.g. best actuary and psych in Australia, industry ties on campus (unconfirmed, just something I remember hearing in one of the orientation days but not seeing), and even partnerships with CPA (among others I can't recite from memory). In terms of Law they are fairly well known and with the cut-offs at 95+ you can safely assume there is a pretty high demand for them in terms of students. Just because they don't make huge global rankings doesn't mean they are something to be embarrassed about. If you look closely the criteria for ranking is based on things like "professors quoted" and stuff. You haven't even started at MQ yet, so you should go into it with a clearer conscience and try to enjoy your time there. HR knows prestige of uni doesn't mean an applicant is experienced. HR knows prestige of uni doesn't mean the applicant has the aptitude and capabilities necessary for their line of work. HR knows prestige of uni doesn't mean the applicant is loyal or diligent. HR knows prestige of uni doesn't mean the applicant is going to be a success or a failure.
On the QS (50 under 50) list, yes. But the Times list (100 under 50) have it behind QUT. Some big differences between the two though. It's worth noting that Macquarie is 49 years old and will no longer be eligible for those lists next year haha. There are a few other universities in Australia that are about to reach 50 in the next few years too, Newcastle off the top of my head and a bunch of universities in other states.
i would be if i went there
Pretty much this.
I see. Can you expand on it a bit more.
As a HSC student you might think that way. But with the difficulty of university subjects and exams, scaling to a bell curve almost always results in grades going up in all but the very easiest subjects.
That's not entirely true - at Notre Dame, the amount of people who can receive a D or HD is capped. From my observations, I havent seen anything to suggest that Notre Dame marks easier or harder than a Go8 school.
You sir are a lost cause, even a boutique finance/accounting/law firm wouldn't even consider your resume with those marks.
Really? How much time do you save by writing like that? You must be
Even in that fairly unlikely scenario, that's what interviews are for. Even before the interviews it's increasingly common for there to be psychometric testing (think IQ and EQ test) on online application forms when you submit your resume and transcript.
