UNSW is more academically inclined and is also GO8 whereas UTS is more pratical (from what I heard) and isn't as 'prestigious.' (although prestige doesnt really mean much in Australia).
Thought this was the fake one for a sec
hey i heard it from others. Especially for it
IT at UTS vs CS at UNSW are 2 different things. IT at UTS seems more professionally focused (9 month placement for everyone) but is less technically focused than UNSW CS i.e. no maths etc
It's because more people apply to the engineering course at UNSW than the engineering course at UTS. UNSW needs to make it's guaranteeed atar higher because there is only a certain amount of available spots.
unsw > uts in stem in general.
I thought it was unsw > uts in general
dunno about the creative stuff.
UTS is very good if you plan to work while studying. Location is nice and they are pretty flexible when it comes to night classes.
no dumb dumb
Thats super obvious. Answer this, why do they have a higher demand?
Sometimes it’s a cyclical thing. Sometimes a “high cutoff” will artificially inflate the demand. Esp with selective students, they will not want to ‘waste’ their ATAR. e.g. BAdvSc is identical to BSc except for one extra subject done in first year except AdvSc is like 15 ATAR points higher to attract 95+ers who would otherwise NEVER choose the 80+ BSc option. And yes some people think the higher ATAR courses are better - I had someone tell me that unsw actl was better than MQ because the cutoff was 97.5 vs 97.....
I think it’s not necessarily just supply demand for most courses now that places are uncapped (might not have been the case when you were in y12) - cutoffs seem like an arbitrary line drawn by unis nowadays.
Doesn't the atar profile show that UNSW engineering and comp sci has a median of like 95 lol