Early Entry Chances in MQU/ UTS for Business or Commerce (1 Viewer)

[Ash_HSC24]

Hi ,

I am in Y12 and my Y11 results in Nesa is not that great . Mostly on C and some B as below. I would like to apply for Early entry for Business / Commerce degrees in UTS / MQU. Preferably a Double degree.
I have some volunteering exp and have showcased some leadership skills in Y10 . Do I hold any chance of getting throu? I know it does not look that great
Or any suggestions of any other Uni that i could get an early entry into. Please advise If any of you have got early entry with these kind of marks ?

Business studies - A
Eng Adv - B
Investigating Science - B
Economics - C
Maths Adv - C
Maths Ext1 - C
Physics - C

 

[rev668]

It's understandable that you might be concerned about your grades, but remember that early entry decisions can be influenced by a variety of factors beyond just academic grades. Here's what you can consider:

1. **Holistic Review**: Universities often take a holistic approach to admissions, considering not just your grades, but also your personal statement, extracurricular activities, volunteering experience, and any demonstrated leadership skills. Your volunteering experience and leadership skills could be significant strengths in your application.

2. **Early Entry Programs**: Some universities have specific early entry programs that take into account more than just academic performance. They may consider factors such as personal achievements, motivation, and potential. It's worth looking into whether UTS or MQU offer such programs for business/commerce degrees.

3. **Additional Qualifications**: If possible, consider if there are any additional qualifications or certifications you can pursue that would demonstrate your interest and commitment to business or commerce. This could be anything from online courses to relevant extracurricular activities.

4. **Alternative Pathways**: If early entry doesn't work out, don't lose hope. There are often alternative pathways into university, such as foundation programs or diploma courses, which can provide a route into your desired degree program.

5. **Consider Other Universities**: While UTS and MQU may be your top choices, it's also worth considering other universities that offer business/commerce degrees and may have different entry requirements or pathways. Look into universities like UNSW, University of Sydney, or even regional universities.

6. **Speak to Admissions Advisors**: Reach out to admissions advisors at the universities you're interested in. They can provide valuable insights into the admissions process and may be able to offer advice tailored to your specific situation.

Remember, while your grades are important, they're not the only factor that universities consider. Highlight your strengths, demonstrate your passion for business/commerce, and explore all available options. Good luck with your applications!

 

[Test-king12]

It's understandable that you might be concerned about your grades, but remember that early entry decisions can be influenced by a variety of factors beyond just academic grades. Here's what you can consider:

1. **Holistic Review**: Universities often take a holistic approach to admissions, considering not just your grades, but also your personal statement, extracurricular activities, volunteering experience, and any demonstrated leadership skills. Your volunteering experience and leadership skills could be significant strengths in your application.

2. **Early Entry Programs**: Some universities have specific early entry programs that take into account more than just academic performance. They may consider factors such as personal achievements, motivation, and potential. It's worth looking into whether UTS or MQU offer such programs for business/commerce degrees.

3. **Additional Qualifications**: If possible, consider if there are any additional qualifications or certifications you can pursue that would demonstrate your interest and commitment to business or commerce. This could be anything from online courses to relevant extracurricular activities.

4. **Alternative Pathways**: If early entry doesn't work out, don't lose hope. There are often alternative pathways into university, such as foundation programs or diploma courses, which can provide a route into your desired degree program.

5. **Consider Other Universities**: While UTS and MQU may be your top choices, it's also worth considering other universities that offer business/commerce degrees and may have different entry requirements or pathways. Look into universities like UNSW, University of Sydney, or even regional universities.

6. **Speak to Admissions Advisors**: Reach out to admissions advisors at the universities you're interested in. They can provide valuable insights into the admissions process and may be able to offer advice tailored to your specific situation.

Remember, while your grades are important, they're not the only factor that universities consider. Highlight your strengths, demonstrate your passion for business/commerce, and explore all available options. Good luck with your applications!

shut up

 

[Test-king12]

It's understandable that you might be concerned about your grades, but remember that early entry decisions can be influenced by a variety of factors beyond just academic grades. Here's what you can consider:

1. **Holistic Review**: Universities often take a holistic approach to admissions, considering not just your grades, but also your personal statement, extracurricular activities, volunteering experience, and any demonstrated leadership skills. Your volunteering experience and leadership skills could be significant strengths in your application.

2. **Early Entry Programs**: Some universities have specific early entry programs that take into account more than just academic performance. They may consider factors such as personal achievements, motivation, and potential. It's worth looking into whether UTS or MQU offer such programs for business/commerce degrees.

3. **Additional Qualifications**: If possible, consider if there are any additional qualifications or certifications you can pursue that would demonstrate your interest and commitment to business or commerce. This could be anything from online courses to relevant extracurricular activities.

4. **Alternative Pathways**: If early entry doesn't work out, don't lose hope. There are often alternative pathways into university, such as foundation programs or diploma courses, which can provide a route into your desired degree program.

5. **Consider Other Universities**: While UTS and MQU may be your top choices, it's also worth considering other universities that offer business/commerce degrees and may have different entry requirements or pathways. Look into universities like UNSW, University of Sydney, or even regional universities.

6. **Speak to Admissions Advisors**: Reach out to admissions advisors at the universities you're interested in. They can provide valuable insights into the admissions process and may be able to offer advice tailored to your specific situation.

Remember, while your grades are important, they're not the only factor that universities consider. Highlight your strengths, demonstrate your passion for business/commerce, and explore all available options. Good luck with your applications!

ask for anything ever again and i will rip you a new one

 

[rev668]

shut up

hey brodie, just trying to help and do my due diligence, if that doesn't match your vibe do you dawg

 

[Test-king12]

hey brodie, just trying to help and do my due diligence, if that doesn't match your vibe do you dawg

i feel yous #powatothebrothas

 

[IhateEnglish123]

ask for anything ever again and i will rip you a new one

you tell him trawg BBL (be back later)

 

[Test-king12]

you tell him trawg BBL (be back later)