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If you are on campus, you should check out the other museums too: http://www.mq.edu.au/museums/

Welcome to BoS! There have been many threads on this topic, but most do not seem to contain that many positive opinions. However, there are positive aspects of Macquarie Law; people/students are friendly, some very helpful and knowledgeable lecturers/tutors, manageable assessment structures...

Both have the same core psychology units, the main difference is the other units that you can pick; e.g. for B Science, there is a minimum number of science units required. Whereas, B Arts does not have the same requirement. You can see this here: B Science - Psychology and B Arts - Psychology.

Depends on your interests, your degree and your experiences. In general, for graduate programs - a B Commerce etc can apply for generalist streams and any other stream that is related to your major. E.g. if you did a double major of Marketing and HR, you can apply for; generalist, marketing and...

Not sure about USyd/UNSW, at Macquarie, you can pick a B Arts with B Commerce; in the B Arts pick the language that you want to study, and in the B Commerce pick the marketing major. For exchange, join the Global Leadership Program, which can be added to your transcript when you graduate, and...

Please refer to my post just above yours. If you choose the B Commerce, what are you planning on majoring in? Are you planning on becoming an accountant after your degree? Accounting math isn't really hard, per se, it's more the theory and process behind it that is the challenge. Macquarie has...

Question about the parking - which carparks are you talking about and what times?

Which university are you looking at? Each university has different combined programs, exchange options, and work experience opportunities. For example, Macquarie has units that you can do as part of your degree for work experience i.e. you do an internship with academic credit.

First question - did you celebrate Accountants Day recently? For Macquarie, the accounting program is very well-run; lots of resources and very clearly set out subjects/assessments. There are some lecturers who break the stereotype that you mentioned and really injects humour into their subjects.

You can also get some info here: http://www.businessandeconomics.mq.edu.au/undergraduate_degrees/business_economics_degrees_by_name/accounting

Tutorials - depends on the unit/tutor, also depends on whether there are any marks for answering questions in class. Usually, there are no marks allocated to answering questions so you don't have to speak up. Assignment/Exam - depends on the unit, but usually the final exam constitutes the...

It's usually 4 units a semester - so it should be a total of 8 for your first year. You can choose to do more or less units each seemster. About the difference between the B Comm and the B Comm Professional Accounting - you can compare what is studied by looking at these two pages: 1) B Comm -...

I wonder what the new Vice-Chancellor will write about in their blogs... and what the union on campus will use as their next target (all of those caricatures of Schwartz will no longer be relevant for their cause anymore) Azure - what are your thoughts?

Which one will depend on what you are looking for from the degree - if you have a particular area of business that you want to focus on, then pick a B Commerce and major in that (you can find a list of current majors here...

The Blackshield Room is probably better looking than the little moot court room down the bottom.

Macquarie for employability and skills.

Law students don't even submit there assignments there, you would only ever go into that building if you are finding an academic or going into the moot court/common room. Existential - did you go up to the Blackshield Room?

Re: Which university is more reputable,credible, and better for Business/Commerce Macquarie - they have more alliances with industry and the internship with academic credit gives you actual work experience that you can use when looking for internship programs or graduate positions.

Who went? What freebies did you pick up? What lectures did you go to?

You seem set on picking the B Commerce, why won't you choose Macquarie? It clearly has the edge when it comes to choice of majors and the internship options.