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Yeh, im praying i don't repeat anything too. HSC results are out before ours!...so drawn out.

Use tags to know where things are for the b law ethics final. As for the book, use tags, write notes. Nobody can remember everything in law subjects.

Haha, uni and course bashing are once again evident in these forums. Aside from the bias you all have (or might have) any maths degree teaches you how to apply things to the real world. You could virtually do anything in life! As far as career prospects go (and knowing the way this forum is...

Statistics, Quantitative finance, Insurance, Banking.... *the career prospects are too many to list and the above are just a few.

I am from Syd Tech (class of 2002 though)...

* My mistake mate, sorry, UNSW. Anyway Seraphim, I'm still deciding on whether to do Honours or not in this course, so i appreciate the information sent. Will be very useful at the end of the year. Is it really pointless in doing an honours if your'e not getting a Distinction average? Your'e...

I wouldn't be too judgemental based on UAI marks when selecting an applied finance degree. UAI's tend to go down when there is a decrease in supply of students into this course. It was 88-90 after I completed my HSC. Find out more info about the course itself. Hi Seraphim, thanks for that...

Not sure about what you mean by theory of dynamical systems. If you are referring to non-linear programming, integer programing or something along those lines, then that requires some lateral thinking. Seems kinda like pure maths to me. Ask practical professors in your'e course, they should be...

Continuos optimisation is more interesting and challenging. Anything to do with discrete mathematics is kinda pure and less practical. Anyway, that's my advice. The greater the useful knowledge you gain from uni, the better you are off in the long run. Maybe you should consult someone like...

The most relevant maths subject you will find is anything to do with operations research modelling and optimisation. Logistics, Supply Chain and transportation problems are areas where OR techniques will be relevant. Linear Algebra, DE's and Discrete Mathematics (probably the least relevant of...

Hi Seraphim, It has an integrated focus on mathematics, statistics, computing and finance. It's basically an applied finance degree. Measure theory, functional analysis, gaussian elimination, simplex methods, discrete mathematics, differential equations and other maths subjects are just...

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Hi GM, thanks for the advice so far... If anyone wants particular advice, simply tell me - . Why you want to be in finance/IB I've always had an interest in business analysis and investment banking. I always watch the finance news and used to think about how a stockbroker or shareholder...

Recruiters don't look at the past anymore, especially just grades and stuff....innovation, enterprise, and being an entrepreneur is very typical of the Australian spirit. That's why Australia is strong as a nation. By the way, does anyone know how it's possible to become a quantitative analyst...

From my experience, finance is the most challenging and rewarding, especially if you are doing a specialized course in it. You must attend most of your tutorials and lectures for finance, as the theory complements the practical aspects. I don't do much accounting, so can't give you advice there...

And thanks for reconfirming the fact that there are plenty of stereotypical cynical Law Macquarie Dictionaries out their in the universe.

This is an interesting topic...whether to educate or train . :D Look, it ultimately depends on what you want to do...if you want a degree to get a job, you are sacrificing potential skill sets but may have more street cred. If you want a degree because you are interested in it only, then...

honours Hi, An honours degree is something you want to do not just for the sake of doing it. Usually one year of your'e time is spent doing what you are interested in, especially in something specialized such as appled finance. The Honours degree is vital if you are competing for high...

Most of what schwang_thang said is absolutely true! If you do both accounting and finance majors however, you will be missing out on some very specialized subjects which are highly sought after in the finance industry especially as well as the accounting profession. If you are good in...