Yay for VU x3

[dusty_girl1144]

* cries *

im still not putting UoM as a pref... LOL

ILL SHOW THE WORLD!!!!!  :laugh:  :idiot2:

[costargh]

Yeh, it just means you probably have a harder road to make your way up the ladder, but after you gain experience, IMO your degree becomes less of a factor ie. your experience with respectable firms/ organisations counts for more

[costargh]

life is unfair

Don't worry nina. Im sure you'll find some inspiration in your sig

[dusty_girl1144]

OMG WHERE DID YOU GET THAT GREEN KACHEEK PLUSHIE FROM *steals thread*

I got it from target...
LOL I got a karma from it :laugh:

[chubz90]

Lol.... 99 from your school -falls on the floor from laughing so hard- let's be realistic here, if anyone get's above 97, heck above 95, I'll be shocked. Sure some of you are bright young individuals, but you're not going to get 99,well not all of you anyways. Hope I didnt sound offensive, but I know the standard of the school (I went there remember )

Hey Oddette lol, i think you misunderstood me- what i was trying to say is that a lot of the kids at the school are really cocky and all think they are top shit, not that im going to get 99  Man if i get into the mid 80's i will do a backflip Come on you know how it is at our school ~ you went there remember, LOL

[xox.happy1.xox]

I have had a sweet spot for VU for a long time. Not sure whether it is the interesting fonts they so succinctly use, or all the great success stories they have. But one thing is for sure, I'm drawn to VU.

[brendan]

VU = super tafe

[dusty_girl1144]

Super tafe? are u saying its a really good tafe to go to?

[xox.happy1.xox]

Hehe, VU is sort of like a TAFE equivalent... But much better in my opinion

[bubble sunglasses]

Bullshit, "there's a lot of that."

  *snort*

[Mao]

I have had a sweet spot for VU for a long time. Not sure whether it is the interesting fonts they so succinctly use, or all the great success stories they have. But one thing is for sure, I'm drawn to VU.

Thirst for knowledge - water bottle

Grow your career - Jelly beans (beanstalk)

<3 VU

[Odette.]

Lol.... 99 from your school -falls on the floor from laughing so hard- let's be realistic here, if anyone get's above 97, heck above 95, I'll be shocked. Sure some of you are bright young individuals, but you're not going to get 99,well not all of you anyways. Hope I didnt sound offensive, but I know the standard of the school (I went there remember )

Hey Oddette lol, i think you misunderstood me- what i was trying to say is that a lot of the kids at the school are really cocky and all think they are top shit, not that im going to get 99  Man if i get into the mid 80's i will do a backflip Come on you know how it is at our school ~ you went there remember, LOL

Yeah sorry misunderstanding there, but i mean no one from our school will see 99 for a long time now, they think they'll get it, but the truth of the matter is they wont, they just wont, those who went to our school and got that 99+ score left the school xP

[Fitness]

ofcourse employers want a work "efficient" person... but rushing things can get alot of things incorrect. better to get it done right then wrong as i see it....

question applexy: when u said "efficiently than effectively"... if u were an employer... would you want someone who got everything out in a day... but had bits missing or incorrect half the time? or someone who took their time to look over stuff and got it 100% right everytime and got the job done perfectly?

I think you need to check your understanding of the word 'efficient'.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that I go here. It's not that bad, really. Not the best, but not that bad.

[Odette.]

ofcourse employers want a work "efficient" person... but rushing things can get alot of things incorrect. better to get it done right then wrong as i see it....

question applexy: when u said "efficiently than effectively"... if u were an employer... would you want someone who got everything out in a day... but had bits missing or incorrect half the time? or someone who took their time to look over stuff and got it 100% right everytime and got the job done perfectly?

I think you need to check your understanding of the word 'efficient'.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that I go here. It's not that bad, really. Not the best, but not that bad.

Yay another VU student x3 Lol.

Who knew my thread about VU would actually start a conversation ^_^

[Eriny]

I think also that uni and 'academic standards' can't count for passion. For example, most people would probably prefer a doctor who couldn't get into undergrad medicine because their ENTER and UMAT was just under what they needed, but enrolled in another degree, tried really hard and had their mind set on postgrad med and eventually got in through sheer determination then someone who reported that the UMAT was 'piss easy' and decided to apply for med 'because my ENTER was high enough and everyone thought I should'. Likewise, I'd prefer to go to say, a Deakin graduate lawyer who is extremely passionate about Law and justice then a Melbourne graduate who only did law because they got the ENTER for it.

Of course, I'm not saying that the Melbourne graduate or the person who finds their way into their course of choice an easy process will lack passion, but if they do they should pale in comparison to a hard worker who loves every second of what they do, regardless of what school they are a graduate from.