SIM-RMIT students

[arsenal84]

anyone got a sample of their money supply report (for financial markets) to share ?
i got a sample as well, but is damn hard to understand from my current copy, looking for a simpler one for better understanding.

[chemsium]

perhaps you can post your questions about the course so i can help to answer? i'm currently enrolled in rmit accountancy full time.

by the way, full time doesn't mean that throughout this entire degree programme, you are studying in the daytime only. students who fall under the entry level 1 or 2 of the programme need to complete the year one courses in full-time and proceed to part time in Yr2 onwards. meaning evening classes from 7-10 or on saturdays

if you are eligble for advance standing, you will skip some fundamental modules and go straight to part time classes from sem1 onwards.

HTHS let me know if you require further information.

hihi, i have pm ed u.

[happygurl8845]

hihi im from rmit bbacc accounting - anybody have financial planning/OB/ethical issues past year papers to sell?

[happygurl8845]

hihi im from sim-rmit accounting too!

i think it's not a tough course as long as you put in effort to study. it's definitely much more manageable than courses offered by UOL

like xnana has said, this course is structered in such a way you have to study part time year 2 onwards (classes from 7-10pm) and takes 3.5 years to clear for jc intake.

[scarlet135]

happygurl8845

haha i am from uol accounting n finance.. now in the midst of struggling..

[xnana]

hihi im from rmit bbacc accounting - anybody have financial planning/OB/ethical issues past year papers to sell?

you're in sem6?

[chemsium]

hihi im from sim-rmit accounting too!

i think it's not a tough course as long as you put in effort to study. it's definitely much more manageable than courses offered by UOL

like xnana has said, this course is structered in such a way you have to study part time year 2 onwards (classes from 7-10pm) and takes 3.5 years to clear for jc intake.

the reason why i choose rmit instead of uol is because rmit is not so stress cause their assessment mode consist of test,projects,exams unlike uol is 100% exam based.

[miyuka]

for rmit students taking business management,
why did u choose rmit instead of uol?
since uol gives direct honours but rmit does not.

is it easy to study too? as in pass..

[xnana]

miyuka i hope you don't mind my input

it seems to me that your main concern is about passing the exams to get the degree.. but have you thought of how you would like your higher education to be like?

[arsenal84]

for rmit students taking business management,
is it easy to study too? as in pass..

you be surprised that the assignments are definitely not easy to do...and the mcq test is also not that easy as well.
just by looking at the sample papers is not going to help you pass, only by looking at a variety of questions then you're feel more confident.

like my current prices and markets lecturer normally says "coming to class is one thing, passing your exams is another".

[Sherone]

Anyone here taking OT and LM this sem?

[miyuka]

miyuka i hope you don't mind my input

it seems to me that your main concern is about passing the exams to get the degree.. but have you thought of how you would like your higher education to be like?

of cos it's necessary in passing the exams or else one will be wasting time and not getting the degree. i will want my higher education to be enjoyable and able to breeze through. spending an additional year in jc already, i cant afford to waste anymore time.

[miyuka]

you be surprised that the assignments are definitely not easy to do...and the mcq test is also not that easy as well.
just by looking at the sample papers is not going to help you pass, only by looking at a variety of questions then you're feel more confident.

like my current prices and markets lecturer normally says "coming to class is one thing, passing your exams is another".

i see. then why didn't u choose uol rather than rmit?

[arsenal84]

i see. then why didn't u choose uol rather than rmit?

same principles as with investments (risk-sharing/hedging), don't put all your eggs in one basket.

[miyuka]

same principles as with investments (risk-sharing/hedging), don't put all your eggs in one basket.

i see. i am considering between uol and rmit.
will prefer rmit way cos it's not 100% exams(i'm not the mugging type of person), but uol direct honours is tempting.