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Should i be contacting them during the enrolment process? or before? or after? and is it the ASB Student Centre i should be contacting? Apologies for the questions, just never had a clash and i don't want to go to the later lecture- inconvenient time.

Am i required to still contact? or will this just appear orange as a permissible clash?

Hi If i have 2 lectures clashing: Subject A: 12-2pm Subject B: 1-4pm IS this a permissble clash?

The whole scholarship money back? or just a portion say for example until your last ITE?

Nah I read in the scholar manual that it's paid fortnightly :)

Just wanted to know what happens if after 1 year the coop scholarship is withdrawn or you choose to withdraw from the program. Do you get to keep the money you've been paid? Or do you have to refund a portion of it?

Does anyone know what electives for finance I should choose if i want to pursue a career in investment banking?

For commerce there are academic rules: http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/faculties/2014/comm/AcadRulesBCom.html In particular, "A minimum of 24 UOC of courses must be completed before enrolling in Level 2 courses/ A minimum of 72 UOC of courses must be completed before enrolling in Level 3...

Hi guys! Does anyone have lecture slides or general resources for MARK2051 Consumer Behaviour, MARK2071 International and Global Marketing, FINS1612 Capital Markets and Institutions or FINS2624 Portfolio Management? Please PM or comment below :) Thanks heaps!!

ahhah Yep I knew the tutes were within the lecture just wanted to know if I have to enrol into the tutorials cause there are only 2 tutorials open. i'll give a call to the School of Marketing! Thanks for the reply :))

Just wanted to know if we're required to enrol into a tutorial for mark2071 as the lecture (10-1pm) is 3hrs inclusive of the tutorial. On class utilisation it has 2 tutorials open that are on during the lecture (12pm) however they have classroom locations at the quad. Given both those tutorials...

Because what if you have a single low income earner parent and you're working for the sake to help pay bills? clearly you should be entitled.