Feeling a bit down as I wasn't able to get any internships out of ~50 applications and now I'm a bit worried about the upcoming grad hiring season.

I'm a Penultimate year Finance & InfoSys major with GPA 7.2/9.0, no internships, currently working in customer service at a bank. I've been a general exec in a club but other than that, nothing else. I've been to a bunch of networking events and have had coffee chats with professionals who were all super sweet people but nothing really came of it.

It's a bit sad getting rejected season after season. I've only made it to 1 actual interview and that was for KPMG but I didn't do so well.

For everyone who got an internship or a grad role, could you pls comment industry, gpa and your work experience and your interview process? Also any tips you have?

Hi y’all!

I was wondering if anyone has faced a situation similar to mine before :

I was offered a conditional offer in the Master of Marketing Program subject to English language requirements.

Post completing these requirements, I had reached out to the University to let them know that I uploaded my test results to the portal & to please let me know if everything was in place.

To my shock, I got an email back that said they had miscalculated my GPA initially, sent me an offer in error and now would be withdrawing my offer.

Just wondering if someone else had something similar happen to them? I’m still trying to process what actually just happened 😔

Don’t actually think I will fail but I was curious about how it would work in terms of my degree planning if I failed to get into part2? Would I essentially be redoing the year or like “passing time” until semester two before i can redo 141&131? I am planning to continue my conjoint so was just curious how it would work out for my degree. Or is it possible that I do further my degree with relevant electives? Because would this year just essentially become a waste of time😭😭

Please lmk how it would worth

Obviously a lot of students will be studying for exams. Just a question.

Hi i'm a first year ITM student and I'm planning to add CompSci as a double major. However, I'm not particularly strong at maths, so I'm a bit worried about how difficult the maths-related papers might be. I was wondering what papers to take for my situation? Thanks!

hello there!

I received an invitation for online interview for medical imaging 2027 at Unitec which will be held on 20th of november. I am just wondering what are the questions that is more likely to be asked in the individual interview and what are the group activities and online assessments we will do? I am so nervous because this is my first time having an academic interview.

Can you also give me tips on what are the things I should know about before going to the interview. What are things to look out for?

Please please please I need help.

Thank you so much, any tips will be a gr

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Hey everyone!! 

A couple of us second-year clinical students have been working on something for MEDSCI 142 students, We've used our own first-year notes and experiences to build a website for medsci revison!! It should cover what the lecture goes over, including what is said by the lecturer, and highly examinable content in the mcc/saqs. 

Each chapter includes:

• 40 MCQs
• 15-20 SAQs 
• 80-100 flashcards for active recall
• Organised notes and explanations 

We've made it mobile-friendly too, so you can literally do a few MCQs between sets at the gym, revise on the bus, or go through flashcards whenever you've got a spare 10 minutes.

There are 8 MEDSCI chapters available. You can try the full Musculoskeletal chapter without even signing up, and the rest are free with an account.

We're still improving things, so we'd genuinely appreciate any feedback or suggestions.

Hopefully this makes MEDSCI revision a bit less stressful for you guys. Good luck with exams!🙏

probably dumb question but I’ve never done this before so I’m a little nervous. I have an exam tomorrow and woke up with a horrible migraine and my vision blurred. I’ve booked an online doctor appointment to get medical documents but I’m scared that I won’t get approved because it’s the day before my exam and not the day of. Usually when I have these migraines, it’ll last around 3 days so I’m sure it’ll still be there tomorrow but I’m still a little anxious. Any advice appreciated 🙏😊

Hey everyone!

I'm planning to do a BCom/BProp conjoint at UoA, majoring in Comlaw and Infosys

I was wondering which electives are the easiest or most manageable for these majors, preferably ones that aren't too stressful and can help boost my GPA.

Also, do you think ComLaw and Infosys are a good major combination alongside Property? I'm hoping to work in corporate or commercial property roles after graduating. (no math majors)

Would you recommend taking 5 papers in one semester if one of them is BUSINESS 202, since it doesn't have an exam? Would the workload be manageable, or is it better to stick with 4?

Would love to hear your experiences and recommendations. Thanks!

Hi where do I go to lodge a complaint?

are any of the printers working? last i checked all in kate r down

Hi, I'm planning out courses/papers I need to take next year and I'm stuck on picking the electives and general ed's. I'm thinking of Maths 108 but still don't know about the other ones? And also would it be a good idea to take compsci 101 even if I had done the ncea level 3 internal?

Thanks:)

Kia ora,

Has anyone who applied for the Master of Speech Language Therapy (MSLTPrac) heard back from the UOA? E.g. being shortlisted for the interview

Hi guys, does anyone know how long it will take to get off the waitlist? I'm kind of stressed out. I applied for towers, got waitlisted and haven't heard anything. If I do eventually get accepted, how much time would I have to pay the deposit after acceptance?

Tanked my GPA this semester I’m gonna take this during summer school as a stage 2 elective for my bsc science. is it difficult to get at least an A or A- in it?

How are y’all feeling about the 9am exam? I’m fcked and I’ve accepted it

Hey everyone,

Quick question about StudyLink Course-Related Costs ($1,000).

Has anyone here actually been audited or asked to provide receipts after claiming CRC? What happens if you spent it on general expenses (like travel/rent/living) while studying instead of specific physical course materials?

Just curious how strict they actually are with checks these days. Thanks!

What is this? And why was it at Hiwa/ENG crossing???