Macquarie application
23 October 2008 - 2:57pm
londonmonkey
Im filling in the application for Macquarie and am not sure of how to fill in the results section. Are they asking for the results of all your undergraduate modules? as thats quite a few classes.
This what is says:
"Please provide us with the results of any completed modules.
If you have academic transcripts highlighting these results please attach to your application when submitting. If not, please complete the below table.
If you are currently studying a post graduate qualification then please attach your academic transcripts from your under graduate degree. Alternatively you can enter details below. (Please note actual results and not percentage or degree grade e.g 2:1).
Please note that your application with not be considered if you do not provide us with this information."
When they talk about "results and not percentage or degree grade e.g 2:1" what do they want me to write in the results box then?
I'm quite thrown off by the way they have worded this section, so what do i do?
Those of you that applied from the UK, how did you approach this section? Thanks in advance. LM
24 October 2008 - 12:07am
grelanturn
Hey has anyone heard back from Macquarie??? I submitted my application in early Sept, still havent heard anything? Has anyone had any interviews?
11 November 2008 - 4:11pm
CM1987
They got back to me yesterday and I have a telephone interview. If you live in an area which is relatively far away from London they will ask you to have a telephone interview, if you live in London then it will be a face-to-face interview. I applied for a grad position in capital advisers.
6 December 2010 - 10:41pm
dazzler2
Hi,
I was wondering how long it takes for Macquarie to contact you back after the online tests at their office ?
9 January 2011 - 10:46pm
uslfd
Quite slow.
I think Mac can be one of the last "ibanks" in the city to get back to candidates...
I know, it is a little bit confusing. But i am pretty sure that if you put all modules with the actual results (e.g. Mathematics/64) you should be fine. I did it last year and it worked, at least through the application stage :)