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I'm not too snobby or anything, I know my chances of working in an investment bank or even a prop shop are slim but it would be shame not to try. That's something I've been meaning to get around to doing, but I don't have the money to do it, brokerage fees and all...I traded for a few nights on...

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Just finished my first year of Applied Finance/Law (MQ) and am considering a transfer. I've noticed even in first year that if I weren't taking law, I would have MUCH more time to concentrate on my finance subjects. I'm sure with better time management skills I could solve this problem, but...

To be honest, I'm leaning more towards either mq applied finance/law or usyd economics than any stats course, just finding it difficult to come to terms with dropping law, especially since I was lucky to receive an offer with an <90 ATAR and pass average in my first year of uni :P It seems like...

In 2011, I studied Civil Engineering at USYD with a pass average. At the end of the year I decided it was not for me and transferred to Applied Finance/Law at Macq, and my wam has increased (I'm sitting just under a distinction average for this course). Now, after deciding that I definitely want...

I know, but I can take all of my finance subjects in semester one, and then apply for mid year transfer. I took the stat171 equivalent at USYD (I transfered into MQ from USYD engineering). Not sure that I have a passion for stats or anything, but I have always been more interested in more...

I'm considering a late/ final round transfer from Macquarie's Applied Finance/Law program to the Economics Program at USYD. However, before I picked up Applied Finance/Law, I was an engineering student at USYD, and didn't get the greatest marks. I have two questions: 1. Will I get a fresh...

I just finished my first year of my Applied Finance/ Law degree at Macqaurie with a high credit average (soooo close to distinction) so far. Although I like Macquarie, I can't help thinking that my employment prospects would be better if I were to graduate from USYD's B Economics (econometrics...