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Nooh... you finish it in 4 years (2 yrs full time work/part time study, 2 yrs full time study/work in hols)... it takes you 1 year more to do it compared to full timer's but you've gained 2 years work experience as well.

Well I've never heard of anyone doing that but I don't think it's a good idea anyway because in terms of work experience you'll be behind by 2 years whereas your colleagues who started traineeships with you will be 2 years ahead of you ... hence more likely to go up the ladder quicker! It is...

Well we get 5 hrs a week to go to uni so with the exception of the day I take all my 5 hrs to go to uni (you can disperse it if you like, it's easier to take it all in one day). With audit it depends on what job you're on... I was on a really big job when I started so the earliest I went home...

Uh dude... it takes 4 years to finish your degree as a cadet (unless you're a psycho like yours truly & overload you can still finish in 3 yrs). Also, cadets gain experience whilst they're studying that is valued much more when you graduate & are compared /w the graduates. They take into...

I was playing Reversi the night before CMI.... gah. Oh well, somtimes it's kinda helpful (if you've done all that you could)

Yeah well some guys can be really dirty but so can chicks... except that's not publicised so much.

I understand what he means... I suppose it's kind of like "an invitation" however I don't believe I dress to impress anyone but myself!

Haha good luck... I'm totally procrastinating studying for Bus Fin on Mon... hate that feeling when you know you could've been doing so much more!

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Awww congrats :)

Haha this is an awesome thread. Too bad my memory is so poor I don't remember any odd phrases...

I'll give it to you after I'm done + my own stuff :P

Of course it does... however I believe that is the most recent report. As far as employment is concerned... it doesn't really mean anything if you're working for one of the top 5 IMO.

That's the one! I really wanna do... do you have stuff left over from it... notes etc?

For your interest. BRW Top 100

Yeh exactly...

Yeah you're right they don't...

Yeah Psych sounds like a lot of work too... I heard there were some phys ed type ones... they sound interesting!

PwC makes more offers... comparatively it is easier to get into (when I applied this held true anyway) And honestly, when you start off you try to compare the three but there is no comparison. They are all one of the top... if not in Australia then in some other country. As far as training...

It is pointless if you're trying to finish a 3 yr degree any sooner than 3 yrs obviously...