nope, they don't weigh the marks based on subject.melsc said:GPA: 5.125 (1 HD, 6 C's, 1 P) Do they weight the marks depending on subject?
It's not very likely, I'm sorry to say. Your NRSL rank won't be particularly high, but then again, anything can happen.blahifyed said:Uni: USYD
Old degree: B Economics
UAI 92.15
GPA: 5.25
UAC preference: B Com/B Arts at USYD
have no idea how much i need - the UAI for last year was around 94
do you think i have a chance?
No, you'll be competing for NRSL places, and not with people who haven't completed all their credit points.snickerdoodle said:Uni: UTS
Old degree: B Arts in Com (Journo) DFEE
New degree: B Arts in Com (Journo) HECS
UAI: 90.95
GPA: 5.875 (1 HD, 5 D's and 2 C's)
NRSL index: 92.475
So I'm transfering into my second year of the same degree with an almost distinction average. Does that bode well for me? We've had to go through UAC this year instead of an internal transfer so I find it odd that I could be competing with students who haven't completed all the first year credit points like I have.
yea, since 36 is the minimum, your competing with students who have done 36+ UOC, the rest ( <36uoc), since its only going to be UAI, i think are ...hey who do those people compete with? transfer or hscers?snickerdoodle said:Uni: UTS
Old degree: B Arts in Com (Journo) DFEE
New degree: B Arts in Com (Journo) HECS
UAI: 90.95
GPA: 5.875 (1 HD, 5 D's and 2 C's)
NRSL index: 92.475
So I'm transfering into my second year of the same degree with an almost distinction average. Does that bode well for me? We've had to go through UAC this year instead of an internal transfer so I find it odd that I could be competing with students who haven't completed all the first year credit points like I have.
Chris wants to come back to Sydney =Ogorgo31 said:Current Course: B Creative Arts at University of Melbourne
2005 UAI: 98.55
GPA: 7
WAM: 85
UAC Preference: B Arts / B Laws at University of Sydney
Internal Transfer Preference: B Creative Arts / B Laws at University of Melbourne
My GPA is deceptive, because University of Melbourne doesn't use HD, D or C. Instead, it uses the honours grading system for all undergraduates: H1, H2A, H2B, H3. I'm treating an H1 = HD, even though an H1 = 80+ at University of Melbourne. Fuck knows how UAC is going to convert my results. They told me they had a procedure but refused to tell me what it was.
Anyone want to rate my chances for macquarie?melsc said:Current degree: B Social Science/B Laws - UWS
UAI 94.0
GPA: 5.125 (1 HD, 6 C's, 1 P) Do they weight the marks depending on subject?
Needed GPA: Unknown
UAC preferences:
1. B Arts/ Laws - USYD (unlikely but there for good measure).
2. B Social Science (Criminology)/ B Laws - UNSW (unlikely but there for good measure).
3. B Arts/ Laws - Macquarie
4. B Laws - UTS
(other courses to fill in the spaces)
unfortunately, your chances aren't high. With your UAI, I would expect that a D average would be necessarymelsc said:Anyone want to rate my chances for macquarie?
that is a risk, but it's possible that this will be enough to transfer.sunjet said:I want to transfer from BComm/BEco UNSW to BComm/BArts USYD, however i'm only just on a credit avg (uai 93.15) and havn't applied through uac yet, so not sure if it's worth taking the risk and paying the late fee.. hrm.
im quite sure youve pretty much made it in you only need a 96UAI + D average to get into usyd lawproust said:Current Uni: UNSW
Current Degree: Bachelor of Commerce
NRSL: 97.575
UAC Preferences
1. Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws - USYD
2. Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws - UNSW
Extremely anxious.
they dont guarantee consideration, but call them and find out if they will consider you. from what im aware of, they still do (as preferences are only locked in after the open days)Musk said:DONT DO IT
uacs main round final date was on the 8th of december
Maybe so, Huratio. Maybe so.Huratio said:Chris wants to come back to Sydney =O
best to contact them. i only know the NRSL for com (lib studies) @ usyd - which was 96.6 last year (higher than law ).wrong_turn said:what do you think would be the nrsl for commerce at unsw this year?
what has it been in previous years?
does anyone know?
if it gets anywhere above 95 it's mathematically impossible for me to get in, no matter what my marks arewrong_turn said:i hope its low.,...the lower the better...
yes i am very interested to know.....it wouldnt be over 93 would it?wrong_turn said:what do you think would be the nrsl for commerce at unsw this year?
what has it been in previous years?
does anyone know?
probably less. for courses with larger candidatures, the trend seems to be a lower NRSL cutoff than uai cutoffRideTheLightnin said:yes i am very interested to know.....it wouldnt be over 93 would it?