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To transfer to commerce at unsw you would need a distinction average. I don't know what that translates from wam but that means essentially you should be receiving at least 75% or above in all your units of study.

Check and call univerisites for help, each year they change requirements and application process so best people to ask are the unis themselves

Yes, had to do this with my first assignment. But if your having trouble picking a text yourself, you can always ask your teacher for recommendations or ask your librarian for help on related texts.

B. Aviation (Flying) at UNSW or joining the Air Force (its competitive tho). UNSW aviation school has direct connections to QANTAS, so basically once you graduate from the program, QANTAS will desire you over applicants who haven't got a degree from a university.

Easiest way is just to study B. Aviation (flying) at unsw or other unis. You get your license at shorter hours then regular flyers cause your being taught at a university. Also, UNSW has direct links and programs to Qantas link enabling graduates of the program to applying and being accepted...

Can't say because it differs every year, raw marks change btw depending on your rank at school. So if your rank at school is around top 15-20% percentile, and assuming you do good in the hsc exam, then band 6 in engineering should be achievable.

ANSWERS from best of my ability, but most of these should really be personally answered qs, 1. varies each year, but it shouldn't be an issue cause unsw doesn't really have a limit to how many students they accept as long as you meet the entry requirements. 2. Again, varies, its more so what...

Not entirely sure much about jd and its entry requirements, however from what i have gathered, its basically a law degree as a postgraduate course. So whether you do BBL/b. commerce or b. commerce then JD, you'll end up in the same job either way assuming.

Well if law is your first choice, then go for unsw. Even if you don't end up in law at the later rounds, at least you have a chance to transfer after first year, which you can't do at usyd. And worst case scenario, if you don't transfer to comm/law after one year of commerce at unsw, then you...

yeah they do, and they only give a max of 5 points on the basis of eas alone. However, how many out of the five you get is dependent on the course you applied to (the popularity of the course as well as the atar that course needs), as well as the disadvantages you applied and are eligible for.

Yes, if they do get approved then you don't have to repeat those courses. But if they don't and I heard they usually won't if you're not coming from a GO8 uni (which I think is silly) then you will have to unfortunately repeat them. But fingers crossed they do get approved, you never know...

Any degree, even medicine will accept eas since it is done by uac not the university, (but this year I heard it might change so call uac to confirm this). It terms of making it into admission into law, that is entirely dependent on your atar (and lat as well if you done it). It doesnt mean you...

No, through EAS (UAC) they can award up to ten bonus points to your atar, then they can add up to 5 bonus points from HSC plus (UNSW). So overall you can be rewarded up to 10 bonus points all together (assuming you are given all of the ten points for eas and 5 for hsc plus). If you really want...

THAT IS AWESOME!!! Good on you!!! Yep I can definitely say you have a high chance of getting a band 6 in English, assuming you do good in the HSC!!! Btw what are you planning to do in uni?

My trials were 40% of my internal assessment, so 20% roughly for my overall raw score. Hope that helps

I don't think there isn't much difference between information systems as they are virtually the same thing. However, there is a difference between business and commerce. Business is broad and is about everything relating to business and companies, whereas commerce is a speciality of business...

I know its a year late but I am assuming your studying pharmacy atm. Well there isn't any requirements to studying post grad med at usyd except you need a minimum 3yr bachelor degree, which pharmacy is 4yrs so your fine, gamsat and interview.Some of my family and friends work as pharmacist and I...

You can find a lot of essays online from reliable sources (FOR FREE!) , such as NESA, ATAR notes and even textbooks like the ETA Cambridge Textbook that was edited to support this year's new syllabus. Plus the ETA textbook is published by the English Teacher's Association of NSW, so that is best...

My trials weighting was 40% of the internal assessment mark.

Oh really, lol I didn't know that. I thought if you were in your first year or year 12 only. Thanks for telling me. The guys at unsw should probably get their facts corrected since that's what they told me. Thanks again for telling me