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I'd quit

Haha fu*k that's just embarassing. Anyway I'm actually looking forward to going back to work during winter. Full time uni isn't all it's cracked up to be it seems.

Every firm takes people after one or 2 years of uni :) Whether they let you do a double is not the issue, the issue is the additional support required in terms of study leave and whatnot. The bigger firms don't provide any additional support.

Dead set. I'm glad you have more self respect than to continue a relationship with a cheating boy (they're not worthy of being called a man).

Obviously mention what the companies emphasise themselves, for instance EY it's "People first culture" and the idea of "quality". Good luck.

I liked that part from Sex & the City :)

I see you're doing a double... they might be a bit iffy about that just cos it takes you super long to finish your degree.

No I applied during 2nd sem of first year and received an offer. Hope that helps.

I had no idea... ;)

hahaha someone has the pwc logo on their signature? That's hilarious

Induction. Enough said ;)

I'm supposed to yes... I sign a contract that technically has me bound for another 4 years.

Uhm if you're going to be in audit none of this even matters... you'll be comparing what client office was the worst.

I begin full time uni... no more work wooohoo.

It's funny... you guys are prepping yourself to start and I'm prepping myself for my finish! 3 weeks to go yaaay.

Haha I think the only person who would remember me is Wayne and Katherine. So many of them left since I joined! Oh and there's a girl Sarah N who's v. nice.

Sounds like you'll be handing some notes over to me ;) Yeah I did want to do it this summer but cos of work etc I wasn't able to. I've already started working weekends and it's pissing me off gah!!!

Ooh yeahhh I'm totally doing that one so yes unless you beat me to it in which case you'll have to give me your notes :p

Which one's that one? I'm doing the HIV one this summer.

A few firms use the term 'traineeship' which I think is the most appropriate.