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but non-award study is expensive.

wish i can go back to 2nd year when i saw this news .... regarding your question, unmentionable. Here are some common ways to do part II: 1. do 4001 and 4002 on a non-award basis 2. masters 3. honours 4. co-op 5. Double degree (with science)

no they didn't it is still the 5th edition from 2004

Has anyone got the textbook of bank financial management and would like to lend or sell it ?

actuarial concentration camp haha

Can anyone make suggestions about which courses are relatively better ? btw, are there different disciplines under finance major (banking, insurance etc)? if so what are the corresponding subjects ? thanks a lot

That doesn't negate my point. Money is still taken into consideration. You gotta appreciate the opportunity of co-op by studying hard and developing professional ability.

but is there any people who doesn't want the money doing actuarial /wanting to do actuarial ? plus I disagree that scholarship should come last. Co-op means money as well as experience hence it s a very very precious privilege.

China does have actuarial authority like here. It z developing.

Apparenly Aus job market is kinda full for actuaries whereas in overseas there is better employment prospect.

It wasn't negatively marked in sm2 as well.

They are all illustrations of different finance theories

About 50% is short answer (1 line) The rest is problem question (maths) 1 example "You can choose one from 2 prizes, Recommand" (not exactly same words)

The special thing about FINS2624 is that if you don't attend the lecture, you will get crap mark becuz lots of the questions he asked in the final are the ones he talked about in his lecture only .

Feldman's marking is very generous I think, thru looking at my final results