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Oh accounting maths is... really easy.

If maths is assumed knowledge for what you want to do at uni... and you're not good at maths, you should reconsider if that's what you want to do at uni. Because I know economics uses a good level of maths.

It (WAM) would be higher if it wasn't for Commerce, though. Plus, the girls in arts are always worth it. I mean... they're Arts students. It's where a good proportion of the attractive women go - and a small proportion of those become English majors... like me! (if unsw let me)

Yeah but at my school the teacher's kinda guessed who was who based on the quality of the writing, marks achieved and of course... handwriting :p

lol management Good thing I'll hopefully be out of Commerce before I have to touch that :p

Re: UWS Chatter Thread That sucks. Where are your exams?

I meant salary-wise... my bad. But I think I recalled the salary wrong - I think the actual salary he gets is $400k.

There are three assessments for EX2, iirc. When I did it, there was a Draft Proposal (write down what you want to do and what it'll want to achieve), Viva Voce (talk about what you're doing) and Draft Submission (send in your work for it to be marked by the school). And the short story is the...

You do realise the US President gets like $300 000 or so a year, annually, right?

I think they'll have some sort of floor. They have to put whiteboards, stands, tables and chairs here for exams - of course.

That's pretty much what the Oaks Lawn Marquee looks like. It's pretty good though. I had an exam there when it was raining, it held up fine.

Re: UWS Chatter Thread Yes, let's. (as i said, -that'll- end well)

Re: UWS Chatter Thread rip muhahahahahaha's social life from contract law :(

*blank stare* here we go again...

They're giant tents that they made so people can have exams in them. Before the construction, there were exams in various rooms in the grand stand and buildings around there.

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I'd suggest layers. Lots and lots of layers.

That's definitely a Commerce degree. There are certainly parts of the Commerce degree which don't have that much of an emphasis on the mathematical and financial perspectives - so yes, there are roads to what you want :)