So I went to Miss P for my interview on Friday and she gave me booklets and guidance on Business/Accounting/Commerce and answered my confusion. I also got booklet from a special someone as well of UTS and it was awesome because Miss didn't have UTS.
Went home and didn't touch them until yesterday night and I now have a rough idea of my uni preferences and what courses I want to do .... I might change mind later after going to those Uni days but here it goes:
1. UST
Scholarship for Bachelor of Accounting
UTS offers Bachelor of Accounting but you can only get in the course through Scholarship. Even if I'm not the top student, but why not apply for it? I will apply as soon as theres the forms in Miss P's office. The course is very different to others and you get admission through atar and interviews. Of course the higher the atar the better it is but UTS had stated that students with atar of 85-95 will still be considered as they choose students through the criteria which would be analyzed during interviews. SOOOO fingers cross that I will be at least given the chance of 1 round as there are 2 rounds of interview. ALSO you can be interns too as an account!
The course includes 9 Core subjects, 7 compulsory majors + one you pick, a second major and honours.
Oh and I am very very considering doing Honours if I'm good enough in the other course.
Bachelor of Business
LOVE LOVE business! This is my second option if I don't get scholarship and the cut off for last year was 92.45 so maybe I might make it (shrugs)
But it has 8 cores subjects + one of your choice + a major (I am definitely doing accounting) + second major (thinking about International Business) or 2 sub majors (for the sub majors I am really liking International Accounting and Small Business Accounting.... yes I LOVE ACCOUNTING) + Honours
2. Macquarie University
Bachelor of Commerce - Professional Accounting
So far looking at the unis I had researched, only Macquarie offers this Bachelor Degree of PROFESSIONAL ACCOUTTING. ATAR cutoff last year was 83.7 ... how awesome is that :D
According to the average starting salaries for accounting graduates in 2009, the average graduate starting salary is $56,708
3. UNSW
Bachelor of Commerce
It has a high atar but the subjects are really good. For the core subjects theres 4 mandatory but you can pick the other 4 which at least can make uni more interesting with this course but not sure about this yet .... have to go to their open days to see if I like it
So far thats my favourite courses and unis that I really want to go so far.
I was thinking of USYD but not anymore because the courses they offer for commerce is very very limited and not only that they don't state that you will be acknowledged accreditation with CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants but a possible chance according to the units.
With love,