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I hear Henry Yip is teaching FINS3641 Security Analysis and Valuation now as of Semester 1 2011. Anyone doing it at the moment want to shed some light on the difficulty and their opinion of the course (or anyone who did it before)? I am sure this will be very helpful to many Finance students...

Anyone interested in this & aim to win it? http://www.ubs.com/1/e/graduates/challenge/home.html Post here if you are interested in forming a team.

So does UNSW have different weightings for the different years regarding overall WAM upon graduation? Someone in this thread said 1st year is 5% but I haven't seen anything on the handbook regarding that for B Econ. Sounds plausible since they do this in the UK, hopefully someone familiar this...

Did you enroll in 1613? It's all full which sucks cause I just change my mind for it yesterday...

ok in the handbook it says... Rule 1 - Pass and Honours Degrees The degree of Bachelor of Economics may be conferred as a Pass degree or as an Honours degree. There shall be three classes of Honours, namely Class 1, Class 2 in two Divisions and Class 3. In cases of superior academic performance...

Oh sorry for the misunderstanding. I was refering to a normal degree per say. Because after you graduate you would get your degree and it would say graduated with first class honor, etc. I wasn't referring to an (hon) degree.

How are the pass and honours for our final degree determined? Is HD WAM a first honour, D WAM second upper class, C WAM second lower, etc... Does the uni omit 1st year or have different weightings on different years? Because in the UK 1st year doesn't count, second year is 30% 3rd is 70%. Thanks

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damn! I did INFS 1602 last year and i wanted to sell my textbook. Guess i will have sell it to the second hand for 30% if they even accept it..right?

For this question you want to find R, which is the monthly payments. We know that the 10 yearly payments must reach 275,000 therefore S = 275,000. We use the present value annuity due formula because we want to find the present value of a future sum (275,000). The trick to that question is...

Since i don't know what textbooks i'll need yet, how much can i expect to budget for 4 courses insem 1 (new textbooks)? Doing economics if that helps.

Not a problem, just keep paying $20k tutoring every year from now, also make sure to pay your employer. Rather than asking us something you can change now, starting changing.

having accepted and enrolled on the internet, i feel as if i will be attending the UNSW online campus or something. Should i be expecting anything in my mail box? welcome pack, more info, acceptance letter, etc.....

Forgive me if i sound like an idiot, but i haven't finalized any accommodation plans as of yet. I am aware all the colleges are probably full since i had no idea i have to plan as early as October last year (i don't live in Australia but i am eligible for csp place). Been put on waitlist in...

thanks for pointing that out, does that mean i cannot do it at the same time? So econ 1102 next semester? Would i pick an econ course since i plan to major in econ? Do i have to indicate anywhere that i will major in econ? Sorry but this is all new to me and i have no idea this has to be done now.

I'll be starting BEc this semester and i currently decided to enroll in: ACCT1501 - Accounting and Financial Management 1A ECON1101 - Microeconomics 1 ECON1102 - Macroeconomics 1 ECON1202 - Quantitative Methods A Is that a good selection? Basically 4 core courses so i try everything, since i am...

As far as i know, you make the cut-off, you get in, end.

Thanks, i can see it. It actually looks quite lively.

They all look deserted! Is there a good reason for this?

Ok, I've read a lot of stuff here about reading law which is all useful. The general consensus is that you work like a dog and i am willing to do so if the line of work is interesting. I am the kind of person who likes to think on my feet and find solutions and i am pretty bad science probably...