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There are quite a few of my friends who got 85-95 who are now failing subjects at uni - think theres a few more factors than enter scores - I got 89.4 and am not doing aswell as my friends who got 95-98

Enterance ranks are based on supply and demand though have been known to be inflated to make the university seem better - would you rather go to a uni that requires 80 or 95 if you got 95? I'm guessing UWA's Commerce is so low because there are bugger all IB hopefuls - it is not a prestigious...

Might want to look on the Science board or there are some similar threads on Education - Whirlpool Forums Another point I will add is that you a B.Comm/B.Sc(Chem) will only get you so far - I hope you understand there are invisible salary caps within jobs. For example you will get to a stage...

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Its funny that everyone ignores Europe - they have a very large GDP. I love the fact that 25% of Russia's GDP is owned by 4 people.

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You obviously don't know how hard it is to get a job in psychology

Yeah I have 1 fail atm which brought me down from a 5.8 to a 4

First year subjects: Linear Algebra - Eigenvectors, Dot Product, Cross Product Calculus - Laplace transformations, Integration (by parts, seperation of variables...) Statistics - Covaraince, Hypothesis testing Probability - Joint probability distributions, t distrubtion, binomial distribution...

What about European languages? I have heard that German/French/Italian are the best for a business minded person (probably apart from Mandarin.)

I was told that doing Chem(might have been chemical engineering) + Commerce you can pretty much ask your own salary 3 years ago by someone from bhp. I'd believe that the chemistry side of your intended double degree would be more than the economics side however it is quite a plausible double...

You will not get a job doing mechatronic

Some books are worth buying however having 2000 maths books is extremely good for refrence.

First year economics is piss Second year economics uses calculus

if he/she went to such a prestigious university why is he/she a teacher?

Didn't mean it like that - I meant a finance honours which is quite mathematics intensive.

Was quite long and boring at bits though quite a nice insight - too bad it wasn't aimed more at the mathematical minded and it really didn't give a full idea of how important prime numbers are in cryptology.

Mangement != Managemental Science = making management useful t.f. Management != useful

This Friday thank fuck 3/11 9:00 Maths 2:00 Econs 5/11 9:00 Maths 6/11 9:00 Programming

Probably better to do a mathsy honours then get a shitkicker quant role then work towards your CFA - honours will put you on par with american bachelor students.