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Didnt think it was worth all the hype in the end :rolleyes: a lot of chicks though

There is actual uni on Friday? Luckily I got Fridays off yeah im in the tequilla thing.........8am though :eek:

last semester he was even shooting questions around during lectures..........luckily never asked me

Accounting by far.........I CANT STAND IT!!!!!

so it is not equivalent to the uai entry score?

Those figures are pretty steep, distinction average is only equivalent to ~95-96 :rolleyes:

How can that be, isnt it all based on supply/demand?

hmmm i got ~95 uai, the course i want to transfer to is roughly 95 as well.........will first year credit average be sufficient?

so if you have studied 1 full year your uai does not count at all? What if your uai was higher then the course you are trying to transfer to

I am a first year student if i want to transfer from one uni to another for next year do i need to apply through UAC like everyone else by September 30th?

also a friend of mine enrolled in a 70 uai course and chose subjects for a completely different degree that required a 90 uai. So when he transfers in second year he wont even be behind.

in mac its very easy to transfer, they dont look at your UAI but just your first year results and you need a credit average AT MOST. For most courses even if you get a few passes they still let you transfer.

parking pass is $120 for the year i just park for free near Woolwroths which is about 100m from the uni

Actually it depends in what your interested in IT..... Macquarie computer courses are heavily focused on programming with some database work thrown in. So if programming is your thing then mac would be alright however if your interested in stuff like networking go to UTS

because its inflexible, to confined and not very good

Apart from UNSW what else?

There are jobs but you have to consider the amount of people applying for those jobs. In my opinion I.T on its own is still risky to do.

I don't do acturial but am in a few acturial subjects. Your odds of finding brunettes in Acturial units are terrific Out of a packed lecture I have seen 2 brunettes (and 1 blonde) ;)

all I can say is to make sure you enjoy the course you are doing otherwise uni becomes so boring/expensive/dull that it is almost unbarable

I am interested in doing business at the city campus next year, currently I am in a similar course at mac uni. Does the business course provide the 1 year of work experience or is it only for IT/engineering courses? cant find the info on the website although im probably not looking hard...