CA Chartered Accountant? i would be taking cpa which i think is one of the Chartered Accountant professional qualifications (ACCA,CPA,ICAEW,etc)
yes all big4,at first it seems some hope with EY,but suddenly the decision turns

sort of screwed up 2 units in my last sem so that screwed up everything from from distinction drop to credit
well anyways to enter big4 not necessarily you need good results.credit average should be able to score you an interview and a position if you performed well in the interview

from what i know and from this link http://www.monash.edu.my/student-life/acco...onash-residence
1 person in 1 room.1 unit have 4-5 rooms

did you try to tap?it doesnt work?

ok sorry about that because last week i manage to get in with my student id.i never activated it before

a bit of news for current/future international students
International students ‘stuck’ in Malaysia
http://my.news.yahoo.com/international-stu...-102054515.html

funny enough its owned by ministry of higher education.but i dont understand why it wanted to charge soo much

err merepek maybe?since it means talking rubbish

nope im true blue malaysian lol
sad to see international students having problems with EMGS

i believe the intention of emgs is good i.e. to filter those ''awang hitam'' who are here on study visa but do not attend their colleges/uni.instead committing crime,etc

This post has been edited by ryan18: Nov 10 2013, 06:44 PM

http://www.monash.edu.my/academic-services/es/gs/gs-faq.html
have a read here
5. I am an international student from Indonesia and have taken Malay paper at ‘O’ Level. Do I still have to undertake Communicative Malay?
The guidance from MOE is that international students from Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore who have successfully completed the Malay paper at ‘O’ level, can undertake Communicative Malay or otherwise opt to undertake another unit in U2, to fulfill all the required credit hours for GS.

so many new units for General Studies

with the new system its unclear whether more % for coursework or for exam
even if there is exam it should be easy

so yeah its more of gaining an experience living overseas
no its not any easier,perhaps harder than sunway.the unit codes are different
not even a single drop of hint lol

the things they cover there compared to malaysia is more or different

This post has been edited by ryan18: Nov 12 2013, 08:37 PM

nope dont think so but a quick google shows that for Bachelor of Commerce(Accounting) its the same for clayton and sunway.not sure for other degrees though

i did my final year in caulfield.
for the last question,i would reserve my comments for now.but from the few interviews that i have attended,they dont really care whether your from australia or sunway campus

This post has been edited by ryan18: Nov 12 2013, 10:24 PM

indah villa condo you mean.there are single rooms for rent.try checking ibilik.my http://www.ibilik.my/rooms/bandar_sunway and type indah villa on the search function

nope,in fact there are a lot of Chinese(maybe 60% or more) who graduated with the same degree that i hold,Bachelor of Business(Accounting)

if i remembered correctly,and if the policy is still not changed,yes certain units are restricted to only Australian e.g. internship/work placement units

i think its only Bachelor of Accounting.
Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) is still open to international students

from what i can see from the website,the main difference is the compulsory industry based learning units for Bachelor of Accounting.maybe the level of difficulty for the units are higher compared to Bachelor of Commerce(accounting)

quote:The Bachelor of Accounting is a specialist degree, based on an industry-based learning scheme with scholarships sponsored by industry. The outstanding feature of the course is two periods of structured industry-based learning. Students selected to undertake the degree are awarded a scholarship of $8000 per annum in their second and third years of study. The scholarships are provided by industry sponsors, who play an important role in the industry-based learning periods. During the industry-based learning periods, students will work in corporate settings and complete specified projects determined jointly by academics and sponsors.

Malaysia campus offers both B.commerce(accounting) and also b.biz&commerce(can major in accounting)

sorry its not going to work in malaysia.at the middle of the nite,there are a lot of creepy crawlies,and people wondering around looking for preys