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you reckon fix you was good?? i thought a few of them stuffed that song pretty badly. it was waaay out of range for a few of them,

1. the only time i went into the casino was to buy bingo books so can't help you there 2. most of the islands the boats start taking you over around 9 and you need to be back on the ship around 5. it varies though. most importantly, the best island is the isle of pines. make sure you spend...

yep thongs are fine. in fact its fantastic because it is the only time you will ever be allowed to go out anywhere in thongs.. even on the formal nites, we wore proper shoes until about 11.30 then went and swapped for thongs.

last year we had a formal nite, a pyjama nite, an island nite, a superhero nite and the rest just normal - from memory.

I'm currently doing B.Bus at UTS. This is just from my memory so hopefully it can be of some help. I've just done two subjects to begin with, but if this is the sort of info you want I can continue with the other subjects I have done this year (bearing in mind that I'm a cadet so going part-time...

^ yep purchased my tickets for that one today in the pre-sale

I totally disagree. My reason being that the uts co-op is totally contingent upon you being among the top candidates in terms of your uai. I don't think it has anything to do with not being able to make up your mind, but rather being smart about your future. With regards to pissing people...

accept one cadetship and the co-op ... decide after you get your uai. i personally would lean towards the cadetship. i'm currently a cadet who goes to uts. much better i think - still get the life and the work experience, but dont have to be at uni quite so much and aren't as hated by the...

i can only reply with why bother? the ey thread serves all purposes imo

pay wise - i work mid tier. 26k + union fees and text books paid for + 4.5 hours off a week + 10 days of study leave a year. I know at some of the big 4 you get more study leave instead off the 4.5 hours, in the long run we were mucking around with one of the kpmgers at uni and figured that...

nah i work there, just interested who was taking grads.. couldnt quite work it out from the other evening

at my firm you do CA then M Tax. you can also double com/law

what division at pkf - just out of interest?

i think you have had a very warped experience.

at the end of the day they choose people to fit in with the culture of the firm. there is no point having a really competent person who is too serious for the people they will be working with, as it will negate any benefit they bring. firms look for the ability for you to fit in with the people...

^ she's new, havent had much to do with her - nice though.. hope it went well

9-5, 100k + = very few firms.. mate im a cadet, being paid cadet salary and i barely get away with 40 hr weeks

i disagree, my partner has told me that a cadet after 6 months is more valuable than a graduate. the reason - picking someone up with no experience in the field means that they will have a more open approach to the situation. the problem with grads is that they come in with a degree, but have...

who are you being interviewed by?

the firm i'm at will let you do a double, they just wont support you for the other subject... they also will often take people after they have one or two years of uni under their belts - different places like different things, look around