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I'm interested in purchasing the student solutions manual for Options, FUtures and other derivatives (7th ED) by John Hull. If you have this book and are willing to sell, please contact me on industriie_@hotmail.com ASAP. Prices Negotiable!

1. Venture Capital & Private Equity - A Casebook (4th ED) Lerner, Hardymon, Leamon Prescribe textbook for FINS3623 (offered in semester 2) RRP: 128.00 My Price: 85.00 (Great condition. Little bit of pencil underlining in book. Otherwise, book is like new) 2. Multinational Financial Management...

1. Criminal Laws Materials and Commentary (4th Ed, minor differences with current 5th ed) Brown, Farrier, Egger Prescribed for LAWS1001 and LAWS1011 RRP: 130.00 My Price: 40.00 (Highlighting throughout and condition is average) 2. Annotated Criminal Legislation NSW 2009 - 2010 Howie and...

Discount each trip that he plans to take at each 4 year interval to now i.e. when he is 60. So just PV em all and you will get the answer

Do u have to pay for a new student card if you have to get one as a result of a degree change? Or will the uni let you get it for free?

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Oh the derivative you're doing comm/law, might see you in foundations

Comm/eng is a good degree that employers like cause its very full on and hardcore from the students point of view - you do programming, maths, physics, chemistry, design, basically like everything. Not sure what major in Eng would be most relevant for IB though. Comm/sci is also a good...

The 2 are included in your 7, so it means you have to pick 5 more accounting subjects in order to meet the accounting major requirement. This essentially means you will have 2 free electives, and most people who do accounting majors use this towards completing LEGTs in order to meet the CA...

Hey guys, I'm selling some Commerce/Economics first year prescribed textbooks that i bought new in 2009. 1) ACCT1501 – Accounting and Financial Management 1A • Financial Accounting: An Integrated Approach 4th Edition • By Ken Trotman & Michael Gibbins • ISBN: 0170178218 • Also the prescribed...

Not difficult maths. You do a bit of financial mathematics, which is sequences and series applications from HSC; linear programming which is like inequalities; a bit of differentation/integration, matricies (new stuff) and other stuff that i don't remember. It's nothing too tough though so dw

It's not, there just seems to be this perception attached to it that employers love

Additional travel time is a 15 minute bus ride.

Hope on for late and final rounds, you might get lucky. FYI, i was off the cutoff by 0.1 last year and didn't get a late or final round offer, but you never know!

Most commerce students go to uni 3 days, some 2 even. That's the beauty of it. 4 day weekends if you structure your timetable right :)

Apparently QMA is no longer a core, only QMB is, so you don't have to have done QMA to done QMB i think. If you're allowed to enrol in QMB, that means QMA is no longer a prerequisite for it. And very well it shouldnt be, the two don't relate at all.

Transferring does not make much of a diff than if you got in straight through hsc because once you hit 4th year, you'll both be at the same level. This is because in your first year, if you did get straight through, you only do 2 law subjects, whereas those who didnt get straight through, do...

Yes there is, comm/eco, though some would be skeptical as to whether to classify this as a double degree. But comm/eco allows for 2 majors in comm and 1 for eco

My mistake, maybe its different at ANU, cause UNSW you have to major in eco

I meant this site Class Search by Session You can formulate your timetable here based on whats still available and all. Rectangles seems unreliable at times cause you can't physically pick everything