kingbuddha
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Which uni do most of the large banks and investment companies recruit from most every year - unsw or usyd?
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Sweet_Lemon
Final Sem'
probably UNSW....tat's wat i heard from ppl~~
Sweet_Lemon
Final Sem'
hey man...he ask for advice..what's ya problem...i'm just answering his question.... out of my way...Slide Rule said:
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He's trying to tell you that you should not be posting your email address within your signature as you may open yourself to quite a bit of spam... He just suggested that you change it to something else that a person (but not a bot) could read.Sweet_Lemon said:hey man...he ask for advice..what's ya problem...i'm just answering his question.... out of my way...
Sweet_Lemon
Final Sem'
so did i misunderstand him? coz i thought he mean tat i post spamzz above him~Generator said:
tat email address...wel....even though i cover it..it won't work...coz there's always unknown spams from hotmail company...hav no idea wat's wrong....god!
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
To answer the original question, I am told by a very reliable source from one of the Big Four banks that graduates tend to be recruited from UNSW, UTS and Macquarie. They seem to be very careful with USyd graduates because of their poor reputation for adapting knowledge and practice to real world situations (ie poor application of skills).
That said, this doesn't entirely reflect on the institutions but the candidates themselves. The most important component of graduate recruitment is not your university, nor even your marks - it's the interview and how each candidate performs.
That said, this doesn't entirely reflect on the institutions but the candidates themselves. The most important component of graduate recruitment is not your university, nor even your marks - it's the interview and how each candidate performs.
kingbuddha
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thanks lexicographer, if u dont mind telling, who is ur reliable source?
lol he said from one of the big banks... u got no chance in the ifnance industry haha... jks jks just try to be more attentive wat are u gonna do with a name...
newaiz.... yeh id like to thank lexicogrpaher as well that is gold infomration thanks HEAPS...
but for a usyd student if they had relevant work experience.. then they would be fine....
what about maths degress? are they valued?
newaiz.... yeh id like to thank lexicogrpaher as well that is gold infomration thanks HEAPS...
but for a usyd student if they had relevant work experience.. then they would be fine....
what about maths degress? are they valued?
realli...
so like wat courses..... most of those that goto mac bank are law people correct?
becuase im thinking of doing "science advanced (mathematics and ifnance)" at unsw do u think id have a chance at getting into mac bank? coudl u ask that recruitment person for me PLEASE!!!
so like wat courses..... most of those that goto mac bank are law people correct?
becuase im thinking of doing "science advanced (mathematics and ifnance)" at unsw do u think id have a chance at getting into mac bank? coudl u ask that recruitment person for me PLEASE!!!
bigger universities tend to have an advantage in recruitment from large companies, so on that basis you would expect unsw and usyd to have an edge. there is no reason to suggest, however, that you would be significantly disadvantaged by attending a smaller or less prestigious university.
You could also do a combined Sci/Commerce degree at either Sydney or UNSW...I'd recommend that solely because if you want to work in the finance industry, it'd be useful to have done some more units from a business school.
Sweet_Lemon
Final Sem'
That's why some ppl said SYD is good for literature courses..... but commerce is more theory side?
id' think commerce is more practical side... for wut i have doen in first sem, ALOT of theories is involved in the course i did (accounting) tho i find it worrisome to apply those knowledge when dealing real life situations...
none the less, theory / prac are both important,... if i had to choose, i choose prac side...
btw, @ sweet_lemon: how can a lemon be sweet?? and clearly u didn't take up slide rulz advise... change ur email to soemthing like sweetylemon1986(at)hotmail or soemthing (yes i stole it from frig 5 min ago)...
none the less, theory / prac are both important,... if i had to choose, i choose prac side...
btw, @ sweet_lemon: how can a lemon be sweet?? and clearly u didn't take up slide rulz advise... change ur email to soemthing like sweetylemon1986(at)hotmail or soemthing (yes i stole it from frig 5 min ago)...