Search results

Haha... see my post above. MUSU was liquidated a few years back. You're obviously too young, kid, to have lived through that. And how do we know you're a kid? You just come in and hurl insults, just like those student politics thugs. I'm starting to suspect you're one of those. Why don't...

Maybe. I tend to disagree with that. Check out what happened with Melbourne University and how Andrew Landeryou (Labor member, son of a former minister called Bill Landeryou and husband of former Melbourne City Councillor called Kimberly Kitching), Darren Ray, Scott Crawford (MUSU President...

Nope, I knew he was Liberal. I actually read the newspaper article I posted, which says he was Liberal. You're just taking my analogy out of context. I was talking about student unions as a whole; how they've lost a lot of money and don't mean much anymore, when I responded to...

Well they're either Liberal or Labor. Everyone in student politics knows. Who's the dumb shit? HAHAHAHA Seriously, have you ever been in student politics, kid? You're er... first year semester 1 aren't you?

Whatever... I don't care about the theory or rationale behind the new system. I look at the practical consequences. The truth is they've lost millions of dollars in fees - end of story. What you're saying is akin to: Communism is good blah blah blah, it distributes wealth among people...

It's close enough to stamping out. While their legal capacity is still in tact, in all practicality they're as big an organisation as my local milkbar. HAHAHAHA

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/backlash-fear-as-china-slams-uni/2007/06/09/1181089388312.html Even UNSW has succumbed to this. I'm starting to support the Melbourne Growth Model. Our degrees (even at Go8 universities) are becomming so wholesale, we might as well sell the certificates in...

they might ask you to run through a dcf of a gold company or something like that. might ask you think of the coles. how much do you think coles is worth?

wait for penultimate

He should take up a english class, while you should take up an english class to improve your english grammar.

http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/the-rise-and-fall-of-chairman-ma/2007/06/07/1181089242187.html Stories like this at Sydney University and Macquarie University, and also the liquidation of Melbourne Uni's Student Union a few years back because of fraud, makes me all the more convinced that...

Yea I know a guy who was the assistant manager of a Coles supermarket at 19 y.o a few yrs ago. If he had stayed, I bet he would have reached general manager by now. It's possible.

A CA is not glamarous. They've opened the doors and anybody can get it now. That said, I don't deny it's useful. An MBA is glamorous if you get it from the right place. In my opinion, no MBAs in Australia are glamarous. I know heaps and heaps of MBAs from MBS and AGSM working at suburban...

Ok, thanks once again. So I was right: the bulk of IB grads are going to be commerce and not arts or any other random degree, and diversity is a lie. wrxsti, go get your brain checked... first of all no one rates Macquarie Bank, which takes every man and his dog. Secondly, why don't you go...

Firstly, thanks for admitting that you were wrong in saying that many bankers are from a non-commerce background. Secondly, why would somebody who was (to use your exact words) 'interested in IB naturally choose to study commerce?' Why wouldn't someone who was 'interested in IB...

God I pity you. Did you come back to Sydney?

Don't be so naive, kid. Those companies always make motherhood statements about diversity and they'll always invite the very rare vacationer from Deakin University who studied Information Systems/Management to make some speech about diversity at information sessions. If you ever have the...

I am being sarcastic towards the original poster. I find it very funny when people say 'I aim to be a CEO' or something along those lines.

Seriously, go study management if you want to be a CEO. Or study accounting if you want to be a CFO. It's obvious, isn't it? All big 4 graduates end up as CFOs.

Commerce is not like an Arts degree. If you think it is, why don't you go do an arts degree and try to get into investment banking (which does not require a CA or actuarial skills)?