co-op

[lyounamu]

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With co-op, if you get accepted into, say, marketing, as your another major, can you do any other major or are you restricted to choosing the major that your sponsor wants you to choose?

[Studentleader]

Come again?

[lyounamu]

Originally Posted by Studentleader

Come again?

Can you respond properly or just get out?

[pearling]

If timetable allows and you're capable of it I think you can double major?

[sikhman]

Can you respond properly or just get out?

i think he just means he doesn't understand exactly what you're asking....

hmm yeah i'm looking at co-op as well....annoying how you can't do double degrees....

so anyone know how restricted you are in terms of your degree by your sponsor?

[pearling]

This just reminded me that I've to get onto scholarsip apps after trials so thanks lyounamu for the timely post

From the webste it says: "UNSW Co-op Program Scholarships are available for single degrees only. However, Co-op Programs do allow students the opportunity to combine a major in the chosen field of study with a major or minor in a broad range of other disciplines." I think its something you'd have to negotiate with when you get to interview stage.

[lyounamu]

Originally Posted by sikhman

i think he just means he doesn't understand exactly what you're asking....

hmm yeah i'm looking at co-op as well....annoying how you can't do double degrees....

so anyone know how restricted you are in terms of your degree by your sponsor?

Ah okay, that's fair enough. My post did sound poorly worded (I cannot think when it is too dark).

Ye I wanted to know exactly that.

[dark.deceptionz]

why the fuck do you want to do marketing?

imo, marketing should be put into the arts faculty. and so should economics.

from thinking about actuarial studies, to thinking about marketing...

dude, get ambitious, make goals and chase them fucking down.

[lyounamu]

Originally Posted by dark.deceptionz

why the fuck do you want to do marketing?

imo, marketing should be put into the arts faculty. and so should economics.

from thinking about actuarial studies, to thinking about marketing...

dude, get ambitious, make goals and chase them fucking down.

lol?

Marketing sounds quite interesting...>.<

But back to my original question...

Let's say I did BIT Co-op...can I become an actuary if I completed actuarial degree along with BIT as my 2 majors?

[hungwell1337]

you dont have a pussy, hence you dont belong in marketing or human resources or any other fag industry

[lyounamu]

Originally Posted by hungwell1337

you dont have a pussy, hence you dont belong in marketing or human resources or any other fag industry

>.< what's wrong with marketing lol

[hungwell1337]

too pussy, just like arts

[blue_chameleon]

Originally Posted by lyounamu

With co-op, if you get accepted into, say, marketing, as your another major, can you do any other major or are you restricted to choosing the major that your sponsor wants you to choose?

As long as you are doing a B.Commerce or B.Accounting, companies offering Co-Op Programs (ie. UTS/UNSW) don't care about what majors you choose for your degree.

Nor should they. They'll want you to have the required Accounting knowledge, but outside of that it's totally up to you.

Ultimately, if you're undertaking a Co-Op, you need to have a real interest in Accounting before you start both work and study.

[lyounamu]

Originally Posted by blue_chameleon

As long as you are doing a B.Commerce or B.Accounting, companies offering Co-Op Programs (ie. UTS/UNSW) don't care about what majors you choose for your degree.

Nor should they. They'll want you to have the required Accounting knowledge, but outside of that it's totally up to you.

Ultimately, if you're undertaking a Co-Op, you need to have a real interest in Accounting before you start both work and study.

So you are saying that you are not restricted to the major that your sponsor is giving money for?

[blue_chameleon]

Originally Posted by lyounamu

So you are saying that you are not restricted to the major that your sponsor is giving money for?

I am saying that using logic, no, you wouldn't be. If you are doing a B.Commerce or B.Accounting which are required to be done during the Co-Op, these degrees already have the required Accounting subjects structured into a single Accounting Major.

You obviously need to be taking Accounting as a major, although this should be obvious to all applying for the Co-Op given the company's are Accounting firms. As long as during your studies you're attaining the required subjects for CA/CPA accreditation when you grad , why do you think there would be further restrictions?