Have you considered UNSW's Bachelor of Arts? You could enrol in this degree, complete a decent part of it, and then attempt a transfer to your preferred UNSW degree, provided you meet the academic requirements for your chosen degree (i.e. results + WAM). Below is the ATAR profile for this degree:
Did you plagarise the entire thing? Or did you take some quotes from an essay?
To add to this, in order to internal transfer into UNSW com/eco you are required to have a WAM of 75 and have completed 1 year which i believe in you.
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No, I didn't apply for UOW. Never crossed my mind they had a early entry program and after just finding out right now I really should have applied.
I used my own context and analysis however used some of the phrasing / linking words used by 5-6 different essays I had been reading, around 10-15 kids got hit with the same thing and most of us only had 10-12% similarity.
um try applying for any you can now. that's all really that can be done rn.
Ayo jimmy where did you find this table?
You have achieved a favourable result in English Advanced, and while the highest grade in Ancient History would have undoubtedly been preferred, you have still met the minimum requirement in terms of year 11 results for this subject. Based on your results, it would be reasonable to believe that you do have a chance of receiving an offer to study a Bachelor of Laws, provided your apparent lack of attendance throughout year 11 is not considered when assessing your application since it would otherwise present a negative effect on your application.
To view the ATAR profile for each individual UNSW degree, use the link below:
www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au
thank you smTo view the ATAR profile for each individual UNSW degree, use the link below:
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No worries! I would not disregard it - you have met the minimum academic requirement in terms of Ancient History and have exceeded the same minimum academic requirement in terms of English Advanced. The only instance where I would probably disregard it is where the student's results are lower than the minimum academic requirements. For example, if a student achieved a C or lower in English Advanced and/or Ancient History, their chances of receiving an offer will be significantly lowered.
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Ah I see, no worries. A useful fact to be aware of is that Western Sydney University was previously known as the University of Western Sydney. The name change from the University of Western Sydney to Western Sydney University also meant the acronym itself has changed from UWS to WSU. UoW is indeed the acronym used for the University of Wollongong.@jimmysmith560
I think I've mistaken the above university acronym. I accidentally said UOW which I thought was the University of Western Sydney, but maybe that's for the University of Wollongong
oh if it's wsu if you hit the min requirements you'll get it. Everyone I know as gotten it if they met the requirements@jimmysmith560
I think I've mistaken the above university acronym. I accidentally said UOW which I thought was the University of Western Sydney, but maybe that's for the University of Wollongong
there should be 1 more round left of early offers based on year 11 marks and after that it's year 12 marks