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why not do arts/law at macq and then try to transfer to usyd? because even if you dont get a transfer, you still will have a law degree at the end of it. Compared to the arts-> JD path, its also shorter by a year right? Also as someone said, it sounds difficult to get a CSP JD spot at usyd...

also kingsleys crowd was a bit shitee when i was there. table was surrounded by old serious looking corporate types (not the fun young ones) so total ambience was just a downer. conversation volumes were low. which is not what you really want for a steakhouse. you need a bit of macho-ness...

outback steakhouse. 40 bucks for a meal. great value, steaks pretty legit i wouldnt pay 80 bucks+ for meat & wine co or kingsleys as a uni student. such a rippp

can someone let me know if im doing this correctly

the first point is true. the second is probably true but people need to aspire to something. like how all law students want to be partners, all commerce students want to be bankers otherwise whats the point of studying pharmacy? earning 23 per hour for the rest of your life? thats like the...

i rarely have more than 10k in my bank account at any given time in the year fml.

i always like to think the fees are an interest free loan so makes sense to draw it out for as long as possible.

oh i see yeah not sure about that, im looking at the website - says "More than 650 member institutions hold AACSB Accreditation. " thats a lot of schools and also seems macquarie is on the list too..

please reread what i wrote. if there is six in the area and they have been in business for a while, it means they are making money. i didnt not say if they were making fantastic money, but no rationale small business owner can handle 5 years of losses. my details are vague? wtf this is all...

nope thats fundamentally wrong. people open businesses to make money. fullstop. obviously unless you are just trying to launder money thats another story or sell heroin/AKs out back thats fine. so if an area has 6 pharmacies and they have been in business for 4-5 years or more, it means all...

ok...off topic but ok Student politics - biggest resume booster ever i love it. join the left though, they are the only ones that actually win office at uni

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2163773/David-Cameron-axe-housing-benefits-feckless-25s-declares-war-welfare-culture.html this guys trying to do it. too bad he wont survive the next election. these policies never do

i dont think UTS is in the top 5% of business schools in the world - what does that even mean, schools are ranked but not by percent. i dont think UTS is in the top 200

well obviously you gotta pick a good location. noone is telling you to open once in an already saturated area. my friends one is like near blacktown. and having a lot of phamacies just proves there is demand there. i have no idea how much exactly - 500k+ i would imagine if you want to buy an...

these asians are the same folks buying up australia's resources and taking over shit. they must be doing something right. i think theres a clear division of opinions in this thread, between the people who work and pay tax and the people who studied arts. mutually exclusive.

the point of doing pharmacy is to eventually earn enough to open your own store. my mate has a store and he earns more than investment bankers

correct. counterfeit notes are a huge problem. i almost never use 100 dollar bills when i travel in china.

you shouldnt pick a university based on how the building looks? or state of the art facilities? i was visiting wharton last year and it looks like a piece of shit also most commerce classes involve just a projector from a laptop and some handouts. stone age facilities. i say UTS

quoted for partial truth. you also need to be HOT Seira i bet your asian haha sounds a lot like my parents when they wanted me to do EVERYTHING, ca/cpa, acturial studies like family friend #1, working at E&Y like family friend #2, com/law like cousin #1,etc,etc etc. just do what you want which...

i dont know where we are going with this but i want to say one thing: Most people in Asia are astounded when they hear about: 1) the level of taxes we pay 2) centerlink and how generous it is the standard of living in Asia is pretty atrocious, where its much more of a "eat what you kill"...