Hey Chrisgirl,

You started for your study leave?

Best of luck to your exams.

What subjects are you taking this time?

Cheers,

Ken

Hi Chrisgirl,

I have some notes from BSL, I did it like 2 semesters ago.

If you need any just PM me.

If you just started the reading, then read from the final chapter first. It makes more sense that way.

*PS. I failed this subject once and retake therefore I have like a lot of notes for this particular subject. Be as prepared as possible for this subject in terms of before the exam.

Cheers

Chrisgirl,

If you did attend the workshop, then I think you'll do fine.

If not, here are just a few advices that might help you out:

1. Only argue from one point of view (don't try to argue both sides, the case study will definitely be arguable from both sides, takes up too much time and will only further confuse you)

2. Make sure the point you made are compatible (don't end up with contradicting your own answers)

3. Try to discuss with as many people as possible, since the case study is like 20-30 pages long, you are bound to miss some information. (don't worry about plagiarism because they have expected you to collaborate with all the other students)

4. Treat this paper as if you were taking MBA, had a friend who did that (because he already did his MBA) got a HD out of it.

Hope these helps, I understand by far this paper and Corporate Tax Law is the most difficult one ever.

Cheers,

Ken

This post has been edited by kianweic: Apr 16 2008, 08:53 PM

Chrisgirl,

My god, those food looks delicious. It's been awhile since I had risotto.

I am hungry just looking at those photos (at work somemore ). Btw, when is your exam?

Best of luck for that.

Cheers,

Ken

Yeah man, wasted lar Public holiday sum more.

PS. It is also yours truly B-Day hooray for getting older again , I wanna be 21 again......LOL, need some B-Day luck? hehe

This post has been edited by kianweic: Apr 24 2008, 10:52 PM