brad616
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definately- Property Economics= worst course ever!!I didn't know B Propec is that bad XD
Since my friend is currently doing it (first year) as well.
Geez, I should drag her to do Business too XD
definately- Property Economics= worst course ever!!I didn't know B Propec is that bad XD
Since my friend is currently doing it (first year) as well.
Geez, I should drag her to do Business too XD
Am trying to get subjects approved at the moment but very difficult from my Student Admin any one know how long u have to wait before u can submit another eRequest?If I were you I would ask the uni if you could do Business subjects this semester despite being in a different degree. It is a long shot but they might take into consideration that your UAI would be highly competitive for a transfer.
If they dont and you dont like Property Economics, take 6 months off and get a job. Then start again next year....
BTW your semester of Property Economics would count as 24 CP of unspecified electives..... meaning you have done the equivalent of a semester of a B Bus degree.
eRequests can be approved/rejected from within 24hours to up to 2 weeks.Am trying to get subjects approved at the moment but very difficult from my Student Admin any one know how long u have to wait before u can submit another eRequest?
Thanks I have just submitted one and am looking forward to the results. I still not sure about Business though I also like the sounds of communications and law. But I can go into both of those from business anyway. :wave:eRequests can be approved/rejected from within 24hours to up to 2 weeks.
Truee but I just got my results and they werent as good as I would've liked! So I think my UAI is excellent 91.95 and the cut-off at K-gai which isnt too far away from where I live is 86.00 and is 81 or 82.00 at Macquarie so I will get in to one of those unis definately. Also even if they do raise the UAI I still have passed some subjects so I will have some credits under my belt which can also be taken into consideration. As well quite a lot of people got in to business with lower UAI's as they take in other things i.e bonus points (may not apply to me as non school leaver), work experience, InpUTS Access Scheme etc.look just do all 8 subjects this year, so long as you get a gpa of 4.5+ out of 7, then u will get into b.bus next year.
there is no gaurantee with your UAI u will get in next year. as you were only .5 points above the cuttoff.
its easier to transfer based on you GPA than it is your UAI......
Are you sure about that?if you have done/attempted 4 subjects already, then u can only do 1 more this semester.
if u do 6 in a year that is considered "full time"
Ok on second thoughts I dont want to take any chances I want it to be 100% based on my UAI of 91.95 to ensure that I am accepted in either City campus or K-gai next year for 2010.Are you sure about that?
Thanks, where did you read these rules from? also do u no where I can get the number for the Business faculty.. cant find it anywhere.well thats how i read the rules. but as with anything you have to talk with UTS and read the UAC guide to confirm...
Questions YOU need to ask:
1st semester was full time, if 2nd semester was part time (1 subject), will that still consider me as a recent school leaver?
if not then how is my UAI going to be considered.
Trueewell thats how i read the rules. but as with anything you have to talk with UTS and read the UAC guide to confirm...
Questions YOU need to ask:
1st semester was full time, if 2nd semester was part time (1 subject), will that still consider me as a recent school leaver?
if not then how is my UAI going to be considered.
Ok thanks sooo much!! Where can I get the UAC guide from?its usually on each of the unis section on the UAC guide, under "selection criteria"
Are you sure that I cannot complete 2 or 3 subjects and then have 6 or 7 subjects and it still count 100% UAI. Due to the fact that 8 subjects is usually considered "full time."Ok thanks sooo much!! Where can I get the UAC guide from?
Any more advice?Are you sure that I cannot complete 2 or 3 subjects and then have 6 or 7 subjects and it still count 100% UAI. Due to the fact that 8 subjects is usually considered "full time."
PS your assistance on this matter is greatly appreciated.Any more advice?
Thanks- any more advice??UAC guide will come out in mid august, you can buy them from the post office (i think), otherwise just steal it off some highschool kids, or ask in the general HSC forum what the cut offs are with the new ATAR system, theres a conversion table for UAI/ATAR aswell somewhere