SIM-RMIT fresh grad starting pay

Since you all graduated, I'd like ask something as I'm deciding which degree to take.

Is it difficult to graduated with distinction for RMIT courses? And about how many % of students graduate with a distinction?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Since you all graduated, I'd like ask something as I'm deciding which degree to take.

Is it difficult to graduated with distinction for RMIT courses? And about how many % of students graduate with a distinction?

does it even matter when its just a joke of a paper with no real meaning?

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Since you all graduated, I'd like ask something as I'm deciding which degree to take.

Is it difficult to graduated with distinction for RMIT courses? And about how many % of students graduate with a distinction?

Does it matter? It depends on yourself.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Since you all graduated, I'd like ask something as I'm deciding which degree to take.

Is it difficult to graduated with distinction for RMIT courses? And about how many % of students graduate with a distinction?

can't get distinction? time to see your mp

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Realistically,
Bank Ops: $2500-2700
Bank sales/RM: $3000 Plus comms. (too streesful, no social life and can be unsatisfactory)

Me: $2600 for bank ops. (Rmit: eco and finance)

Dont fall in to the hype by some people making 7-8k as sales, because very few make that.
Ops has relatively steady life but low pay at first, but with further certification, experience and networking, you'll have much satisfying overall life.

I would be graduating from SIM-RMIT soon; currently in the Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) programme.
I am interested to get a job in the finance industry.
Currently i have experience from internship and part-time job in financial institutions.

Would it be easy to get a job in a bank?
What would the expected salary be like for local and foreign bank?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would be graduating from SIM-RMIT soon; currently in the Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) programme.
I am interested to get a job in the finance industry.
Currently i have experience from internship and part-time job in financial institutions.

Would it be easy to get a job in a bank?
What would the expected salary be like for local and foreign bank?

What job in a bank? Pantry cleaner also a job in the bank.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

I would be graduating from SIM-RMIT soon; currently in the Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) programme.
I am interested to get a job in the finance industry.
Currently i have experience from internship and part-time job in financial institutions.

Would it be easy to get a job in a bank?
What would the expected salary be like for local and foreign bank?

i have same background, and I work for one of the largest American bank. Start with ops job, but it maybe take upto 6 months before you actually get job. So, don't be disheartened. Just keep applying, I promise you, you will get a job in bank.

Waiting sucks, but we all need to pay our dues. In the means start on a certification, so you don't feel like you've wasted time.

Good luck!!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i have same background, and I work for one of the largest American bank. Start with ops job, but it maybe take upto 6 months before you actually get job. So, don't be disheartened. Just keep applying, I promise you, you will get a job in bank.

Waiting sucks, but we all need to pay our dues. In the means start on a certification, so you don't feel like you've wasted time.

Good luck!!

While it's all good to be positive and cheer lead for your school mate, let's get real here - banking jobs especially the good ones are hard to get in and even the unpopular ones like ops are hard to get in for a private uni grad. Sometimes you get in, most of the time you don't.

On what basis do you "promise" your classmate he will get a job in 6 months if he keeps applying? Are you the CEO for Citibank or HSBC? If not, don't just give empty slogans even if you are lucky enough to join a bank.