Hands up if you haven't started studying! (1 Viewer)

[yasminee96]

Good luck with your job prospects once your employer sees "University of Western Sydney" lmao

Not about where you go, it's about how much effort you put in and your determination. People who go to schools ranked >500 have gotten 99+ atars. You think usyd turned them down because of the title of their institution? Ha.

 

[mahmoudali]

Haha okay, maybe you can quiz potential employees on Yu-Gi-Oh. Lmao

kaiba corp would approve

 

[amacone]

Not about where you go, it's about how much effort you put in and your determination. People who go to schools ranked >500 have gotten 99+ atars. You think usyd turned them down because of the title of their institution? Ha.

I was talking about Universities, not High Schools lmao - read previous posts before you post.
In relation to my point, employers do take into consideration where you went to University. If you don't believe so, you're derpin' hard.

 

[nerdasdasd]

I was talking about Universities, not High Schools lmao - read previous posts before you post.
In relation to my point, employers do take into consideration where you went to University. If you don't believe so, you're derpin' hard.

+1, esp in the fields of finance and law lol..

 

[mahmoudali]

I was talking about Universities, not High Schools lmao - read previous posts before you post.
In relation to my point, employers do take into consideration where you went to University. If you don't believe so, you're derpin' hard.

okay big deal they dont consider a uws student so what are you trying to prove?

 

[amacone]

okay big deal they dont consider a uws student so what are you trying to prove?

Uh, well you stated before that "[UWS] is still a better uni than UTS"
But like, getting a Bachelor of Commerce with a 65 ATAR is pretty legit tho....

 

[Sy123]

I'd like to see some hard statistics on employment rates from the respective Universities before we start calling superiority between universities, saying USYD is better because its old enough to be a failed Hogwarts isn't really a good indicator of quality with respect to the newer UWS (unless statistics prove otherwise)

EDIT: http://myuniversity.gov.au/Universities

UWS: 66.9%
USYD: 73.8%
UNSW: 85.4%

So it does seem that USYD does have around 7% higher employment rates, but UNSW trumps them both it seems

 

[mahmoudali]

Uh, well you stated before that "[UWS] is still a better uni than UTS"
But like, getting a Bachelor of Commerce with a 65 ATAR is pretty legit tho....

i was talking about the uni itself mate, never talked about job options ect and you cant just jump to to conclusions give me evidence that what you're saying is true

 

[amacone]

i was talking about the uni itself mate, never talked about job options ect and you cant just jump to to conclusions give me evidence that what you're saying is true

Friends dad works at Macquarie Bank. Said to me straight that they don't even consider anyone, unless they're from USYD, UNSW, ANU or Melbourne. Safe to assume that most top firms would do the same.
But I'm sure you those who get a Med degree from UWS could find a job at a Chemist

 

[Drifting95]

nothing wrong with uws... still better uni than UTS

i was talking about the uni itself mate, never talked about job options ect and you cant just jump to to conclusions give me evidence that what you're saying is true

Where is your evidence?

It's all personal preference though, uws might have certain characteristics that appeal to you (e.g lower atar) more than someone else but keep it to yourself.

Saying one uni is better then another is a pointless argument, how does anyone in year 12 currently (including me) really know what each uni is like when we're still at school...

 

[Drifting95]

Friends dad works at Macquarie Bank. Said to me straight that they don't even consider anyone, unless they're from USYD, UNSW, ANU or Melbourne. Safe to assume that most top firms would do the same.
But I'm sure you those who get a Med degree from UWS could find a job at a Chemist

Not even Macq? lol

No, they would do pharmacy at uws

 

[Youi_]

back to the topic at hand I think anyone who says they haven't studied is lying

 

[mahmoudali]

Friends dad works at Macquarie Bank. Said to me straight that they don't even consider anyone, unless they're from USYD, UNSW, ANU or Melbourne. Safe to assume that most top firms would do the same.
But I'm sure you those who get a Med degree from UWS could find a job at a Chemist

keep telling yourself that mate, and once again you're 'assuming', how about you get me solid facts/ evidence to back yourself, because i can smell the shit coming out of your mouth from here

 

[amacone]

Not even Macq? lol

No, they would do pharmacy at uws

I think you mean Science.
I was implying that a Med degree from UWS is worthless.
Sad that you didn't pick up on that..

 

[mahmoudali]

Where is your evidence?

It's all personal preference though, uws might have certain characteristics that appeal to you (e.g lower atar) more than someone else but keep it to yourself.

Saying one uni is better then another is a pointless argument, how does anyone in year 12 currently (including me) really know what each uni is like when we're still at school...

open days, past graduates recommendations and feedback, websites... list goes on.

 

[Drifting95]

I think you mean Science.
I was implying that a Med degree from UWS is worthless.
Sad that you didn't pick up on that..

Well it isn't, the Campbelltown campus has all new med facilities and the uni you go to for med means shit all.

 

[Drifting95]

open days, past graduates recommendations and feedback, websites... list goes on.

You're delusional...

Open days aren't a true guide of what the uni is like, you're silly if you think so.

Recommendations are personally biased as well.

 

[mahmoudali]

I'd like to see some hard statistics on employment rates from the respective Universities before we start calling superiority between universities, saying USYD is better because its old enough to be a failed Hogwarts isn't really a good indicator of quality with respect to the newer UWS (unless statistics prove otherwise)

EDIT: http://myuniversity.gov.au/Universities

UWS: 66.9%
USYD: 73.8%
UNSW: 85.4%

So it does seem that USYD does have around 7% higher employment rates, but UNSW trumps them both it seems

what is the UTS rate of employment?

 

[Drifting95]

I'd like to see some hard statistics on employment rates from the respective Universities before we start calling superiority between universities, saying USYD is better because its old enough to be a failed Hogwarts isn't really a good indicator of quality with respect to the newer UWS (unless statistics prove otherwise)

EDIT: http://myuniversity.gov.au/Universities

UWS: 66.9%
USYD: 73.8%
UNSW: 85.4%

So it does seem that USYD does have around 7% higher employment rates, but UNSW trumps them both it seems

That includes part time work not related to the field of interest i think, not completely accurate.

e.g working at kfc...

 

[amacone]

what is the UTS rate of employment?

ANU:
Undergrad - 73%
Post-grad - 82%
Higher degree - 86%

Dw brah, have fun at UWS.