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B.Commerce/B.Laws: Transferring, WAM and employment opportunities (3 Viewers)
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Re: Please understand my dire situation (ALL FAIL) and HELP ME CHOOSE FROM MY OPTIONS
srsly I already friggin know I am having problems with my study and I TOLD YOU ITS BECAUSE OF PERSONAL REASONS. I DONT NEED SOME FRIGGIN COUNSELLING OR JACK IM FINE NOW.
I just want to know which path is better for me
srsly I already friggin know I am having problems with my study and I TOLD YOU ITS BECAUSE OF PERSONAL REASONS. I DONT NEED SOME FRIGGIN COUNSELLING OR JACK IM FINE NOW.
I just want to know which path is better for me
Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
B.economics (economics,finance) USYD - credit average
B.commerce/B.laws (finance) - pass average.
I want direct answers.
Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
B.economics (economics,finance) USYD - credit average
B.commerce/B.laws (finance) - pass average.
I want direct answers.
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Re: Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
Employable in what field?
At McDonalds, your a bit overqualified.
In a law firm, it would make a difference...
Employable in what field?
At McDonalds, your a bit overqualified.
In a law firm, it would make a difference...
Re: Please understand my dire situation (ALL FAIL) and HELP ME CHOOSE FROM MY OPTIONS
I dont think we can help you (to be honest, no one can).
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Re: Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
But now you've got your direct answers, understand that there's no mandatory reason you could only get a Pass average if you switched. You could end up with Ds or HDs across the board for all you know at this stage.
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Re: Please understand my dire situation (ALL FAIL) and HELP ME CHOOSE FROM MY OPTIONS
But I would recommend that you transfer for a new start as it would yeild a better outcome for you. Tbh, I don't really like Business, but doing it with Information Technology makes it more enjoyable and less stressful I guess!
So are you passionate about law? Is it something that you want to do?
Maybe you don't like economics and thats one of the reasons to why you aren't doing so well! Maybe try combining economics with something that you are passionate about!
But I would recommend that you transfer for a new start as it would yeild a better outcome for you. Tbh, I don't really like Business, but doing it with Information Technology makes it more enjoyable and less stressful I guess!
So are you passionate about law? Is it something that you want to do?
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I highly recommend not raging at people when they're trying to help.
1. Transferring won't mean better marks.
2. Transferring to a harder course is a bad idea if you're doing it for prestige.
3. You may not be ready for university studies and you might benefit from a gap year or two.
1. Transferring won't mean better marks.
2. Transferring to a harder course is a bad idea if you're doing it for prestige.
3. You may not be ready for university studies and you might benefit from a gap year or two.
Re: Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
I heard that a credit average in economics degree would get you pretty much NOWHERE. So you are saying that a commerce/law degree (pass) at macq is even WORSE THAN THAT???? wow?
Also what would be the case of
commerce/law UMACQ - credit average vs economics degree USYD distinction average??
Whats the main reason that b.eco is winning?? is it cuz of the university? how usyd is more better than macquarie?? cuz right now thats the only reason I can find since comm/law degree is much harder and much more longer to graduate with..
Credit average at usyd economics would be more employable???
I heard that a credit average in economics degree would get you pretty much NOWHERE. So you are saying that a commerce/law degree (pass) at macq is even WORSE THAN THAT???? wow?
Also what would be the case of
commerce/law UMACQ - credit average vs economics degree USYD distinction average??
Whats the main reason that b.eco is winning?? is it cuz of the university? how usyd is more better than macquarie?? cuz right now thats the only reason I can find since comm/law degree is much harder and much more longer to graduate with..
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Re: Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
Because a credit average is the de facto minimum when looking for work.
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Re: Please understand my dire situation (ALL FAIL) and HELP ME CHOOSE FROM MY OPTIONS
Seeking help doesn't necessarily mean emotional counseling, i'm pretty sure izzy88 (who if memory serves has experience with both MQ and USYD..?) was referring to academic counseling. This sort of academic support is there to help you re-focus your attitude and efforts towards your coursework. Using these services shouldn't be seen as a sign of weakness, but rather a pro-active move to get your studies back on track.
On the contrary, if these personal problems caused you to fail every single unit this semester i find it hard to believe that they are just going to 'go away' as soon as you transfer. Failing all of your units is actually quite hard to do, there has to be something pretty wrong.
Seeking help doesn't necessarily mean emotional counseling, i'm pretty sure izzy88 (who if memory serves has experience with both MQ and USYD..?) was referring to academic counseling. This sort of academic support is there to help you re-focus your attitude and efforts towards your coursework. Using these services shouldn't be seen as a sign of weakness, but rather a pro-active move to get your studies back on track.
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Re: Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
distinction b.eco usyd vs credit average b.comm/law macq what would have better employability, ceteris paribus
like i said, wbt
distinction b.eco usyd vs credit average b.comm/law macq what would have better employability, ceteris paribus
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Re: Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
Depends on what you want to get into.
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Re: Out of these degrees and grades accordingly, which one would be more employable?
lol. you're not going to get a distinction in b.eco. You don't need that amount of study to get a HD in eco, and you're failing. Mate, TAFE is the only option.
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Re: Please understand my dire situation (ALL FAIL) and HELP ME CHOOSE FROM MY OPTIONS
what sort of commerce related jobs are offered after tafe?
what sort of commerce related jobs are offered after tafe?
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Re: Please understand my dire situation (ALL FAIL) and HELP ME CHOOSE FROM MY OPTIONS
Distinction average Econ
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Re: Please understand my dire situation (ALL FAIL) and HELP ME CHOOSE FROM MY OPTIONS
Probably work in very small firms.