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UAI or 1st year results for Transfer - confirmations (1 Viewer)
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theone123
blue essence
wats teh NRSL cutoff for UNSW commerce??Minai said:
theone123
blue essence
why would ppl choose medicine over lawFrigid said:
**** if that's true I'll be pretty cut. Especially since I got into university with a scholarship and the full works.
How much a year can change everything. If you ask me though, that's so unfair. Looks like I'll be stuck in this bloody course.
Is there any other way you can be considered for transfer. Like an interview or something? If universities aren't willing to even consider your past accademic record and instead base it on a year of work in which the candidate may have not been able to relate to, the system is ridiculous.
The hypocricy lies in the fact that, even with my current marks, I can continue doing the course I am currently enrolled in (which had a higher UAI cut off than law), yet I can't transfer into the different course.
I'm sure that if you spoke to a university advisor from the uni you are trying to transfer into, that they would consider the difficultly of your course.
How much a year can change everything. If you ask me though, that's so unfair. Looks like I'll be stuck in this bloody course.
Well Actuarial studies is a highly regarded degree. Most people would agree that it is probably the hardest degree offered by universities. Whilst it may be financially rewarding in the future, I really don't want to have to stick with it, since I find it largely uninteresting.
Is there any other way you can be considered for transfer. Like an interview or something? If universities aren't willing to even consider your past accademic record and instead base it on a year of work in which the candidate may have not been able to relate to, the system is ridiculous.
The hypocricy lies in the fact that, even with my current marks, I can continue doing the course I am currently enrolled in (which had a higher UAI cut off than law), yet I can't transfer into the different course.
I'm sure that if you spoke to a university advisor from the uni you are trying to transfer into, that they would consider the difficultly of your course.
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Well, USyd and UNSW are strict with their entry requirements being "academic only" through UAC, but I know UTS is flexible, as they have an additional requirement of a personal statement in which to 'state your case' so to speak.
And yes, the system is unfair in that respect I agree, but I guess it stems from the fact that to them, you're just another person out of the thousands that try to get into these elite law degrees every year
Oh btw, have you considered Law at your own uni? Macquarie has perhaps the most flexible transfer system, I've heard you can get into anything with a credit average?
And yes, the system is unfair in that respect I agree, but I guess it stems from the fact that to them, you're just another person out of the thousands that try to get into these elite law degrees every year
Oh btw, have you considered Law at your own uni? Macquarie has perhaps the most flexible transfer system, I've heard you can get into anything with a credit average?
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matt#1
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I've heard that UWS also has a flexible "internal transfer scheme" which allows you to get into any course of your choice provided that you can attain a credit average...I wish Sydney was that flexible...
Phanatical
Happy Lala
I only got a UAI of 75.4 when I did the HSC, yet I was offered a position in the BA (Informatics). I had chosen to remain with my offer to the BMus (Comp.). I'm hoping that they will consider the fact that they've offered me a place in the Arts program previously, and that I've completed two reasonably good years in the more advanced music degree, but the fact that the USYD method of admissions is largely automatic, based purely on numbers, I'll probably lose out to some new first year students.
Katie123
Clinical is OVER
y are there so many ways to do these things...cant it be universal?
MAIN ROUND OFFER: 426000 - Combined Law at UNSW
STATISTICS
GPA: 5.68
WAM: 75.45
2003 UAI: 99.10
NRSL: 96.05
2004 YR12 HECS CUTOFF:
USYD: 99.6
UNSW: 99.35
UTS (Bus/Law): 98.50
2005 YR12 HECS CUTOFF:
USYD: 99.6
UNSW: 99.15
UTS (Bus/Law): 97.50
is there a decline in demand for law?
my eternal gratitude to the Gods of Supply-and-Demand for keeping me nervous and surprised to the very end...
STATISTICS
GPA: 5.68
WAM: 75.45
2003 UAI: 99.10
NRSL: 96.05
2004 YR12 HECS CUTOFF:
USYD: 99.6
UNSW: 99.35
UTS (Bus/Law): 98.50
2005 YR12 HECS CUTOFF:
USYD: 99.6
UNSW: 99.15
UTS (Bus/Law): 97.50
is there a decline in demand for law?
my eternal gratitude to the Gods of Supply-and-Demand for keeping me nervous and surprised to the very end...
sHin,sHin said:
there is absolutely nothing wrong with BizLaw at UTS... please don't misunderstand my intentions.
my transfer was solely because of personal reasons, just catching up with all my friends etc...
yes i know that is a superficial reason.
but
UTS is not bad, my shanghai friendFrigid said:sHin,
there is absolutely nothing wrong with BizLaw at UTS... please don't misunderstand my intentions.
my transfer was solely because of personal reasons, just catching up with all my friends etc...
yes i know that is a superficial reason.
your translated nsrl rank is 89.525.Grizzly said:minai,
My uai = 91.05, gpa = 2.75 (1d, 4 crs, 3 p's)
and i got a offer b comm at unsw !
I thought this was impossible !!
and you got in, WTF!!!
my nrsl rank is 90.625, and i got declined.
THIS IS BULLSHIT!