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most good lawyers (barring corp. lawyers) have arts degrees

many employers like people with a sense of humanities who are well rounded. History majors would also require lots of essay writing and critical analysis

i cant see where it says 75%, im blind thats odd coz handbook says 4.4.1 satisfy the Pass degree requirements and obtain a minimum average of 70% in Level 2 and Level 3 courses of the relevant disciplinary stream in the Pass degree component, but ive seen mistakes in the handbook b4 so...

it was actually 36 to 40, so 4 places

ye its a good uni for communcations , i havent personally been there

ur an idiot and ur file is shit too

online handbook

BComm (Int) could be ok, im doin comm/ba atm

stupid course the comm/econ

hope they pass it

people wont give u a job just because you have an IBUS major, a 2nd language would probably be more useful or an understanding of politics

You need a good credit 70% for accounting not a D

i thought they were around 14k, but im prob wrong

how is it? its just gone/going through major reform and ive found it very good for what ive done (chinese, politics, english). Our English school is one of the better ones in australia offering exchange to cambridge for shakespeare

my chinese at unsw is about 5 hrs a week

UTS Business has different core subjects to UNSW and USYD i believe so ud prob hafta do some core stuff. why wouldnt u go for BComm

haha nice one, lots of commerce ppl become involved to make their CV look pretty

yes but its hard to get into grad law at unsw/usyd ull need a good UAI and prob a D average or work experience but they also say they take in most honours students

so BComm with hints of B International Studies do u know if you can have 3 majors in it, 2 in comm and 1 in arts (language)?

Do you know what BComm (International) involves