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im going first semester next year and from what i can gather, probably more towards 10-12k for semester incl. travelling etc?? not too sure tho but 8.5k seems a bit too low. my uni exchange office said minimum 1800 AUD per month youur there if that helps.

ok nvm i got it.

Hey guys, i know last yr we had tutes in week 1, and this year they are saying that they are extending the sem to 13 weeks instead of 12.. so jsut wanted to confirm whether tutes started on 9 March or 2 March?? coz my.unsw timetable says there are tutes in week 1... does week 1 start 9 March...

Re: Cadetships 2007 yeh for 2nd, 3rd and 4tf yr u are a FT student... i nomrally fit my whole timetable into 2 days (i dont bother goin to most lectures after the first few weeks so my timetable turns into 2 hours for 2 days) and i get a day off and work 2 days a week... its very managable -...

upfront full time is approx 2800 iirc per semester...

Re: Cadetships 2007 umm wat?? im doing this at deloitte currently abt to start 3rd yr and its going to take me 3 and a half yrs without summer school... 4 subs first yr 8 subs 2nd 8 subs 3rd 4 subs 4th (1st sem)

hey im having this same problem as well... it says im allowed to do 27 uoc but when i try to enrol im getting the same error message. do i jsut contact asb?

Wednesday 29/10/2008 08:45-12:00 Thursday 30/10/2008 13:45-16:00 Friday 31/10/2008 13:45-17:00 Monday 03/11/2008 08:45-12:00 Shittest timetable everr.. first exam is acct2b :(

HOW awesome was dizzee?!? fuck i was right up front just behind the gates stopping u getting on stage, 2 of my mates crowd surfed and the fight during dance wiv me was right next to me we were pushing ppl back into it when they came out haha. but drinks were hella expensive, during the support...

$65 - tickets on sale 29th august (tommorow) at ticketek. Apparently at big day out he was AWESOME

wat do u mean by saddest?

aren't 3 yr degrees not recognised in the US? i think if u do CA/other post grad, then they will recognise it though? or if you go over and do a conversion course which i think takes 18 months - not too sure about that though... EDIT: yeh i think if u do honours its recognised in the USA

there are many fields where accounting and law can be combined, eg working for a law firm and working in their insolvency department - however jsut having an accounting background can have a huge benefit as you can understand company structure, give better advice for clients etc. also...

just enrol in less subjects. iirc if u enrol in 2 or less subejects ure considered part time and 3 or more is considered full time.

we have to buy new books haha im pretty sure they dont reimburse you for 2nd hand books ? or that is wat i hear anyway im not 100% on that