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Get involved: Pamela from Singapore; Macquarie University; Level of study: Undergraduate Degree; Year of graduation: 2009; Bachelor of Commerce

Overall experience: University life is definitely one of my most enjoyable experiences. At Macquarie University, the best advice I can give is to get involved! I do understand that majority of students do go overseas t...

Selection process: The process was very smooth and easy. I went through SIBT (Sydney Institute of Business and Technology), which is affiliated with Macquarie University. The institute is on Macquarie grounds. The insti...

Funding and scholarships
: Scholarships are offered to students who have brilliant results in their academic transcript.
Study experience
: I am currently studying a Bachelor of Commerce major in Accounting. The total number of years for this degree is 3. After the degree will study for the CPA. The best bit about accounting is Macquarie ...

Life experience
: Currently I am the President for the Singapore Students Association at Macquarie University. The best thing about joining a society (of your choice) is that it�s a fantastic way to meet friends and en...

Job Prospects
: Studying a B Commerce Accounting, many of the big accounting firms and big banks always have career talks at our university as we are highly recognised in this field. They seek for fresh and new gradu...

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