girlworld_club
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Just wondering what the cut off of Bachelor of Engineering/Masters of Biomedical Engineering is, and what are per-requisists.
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Just wondering what the cut-off for Bachelor of Engineering/Masters of Biomedical... (1 Viewer)
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Re: Just wondering what the cut-off for Bachelor of Engineering/Masters of Biomedical
I'm not interested in engineering though my cousin is doing that at UNSW. She got 87 atar but I think the cut offs were in low 90's and she got in, don't know the full story but those are the facts. She done MX1, Chem physics.
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Re: Just wondering what the cut-off for Bachelor of Engineering/Masters of Biomedical
91.55 for 2012.
http://www.eng.unsw.edu.au/informat...-school-students/admission/entry-requirements
There are up to 5 bonus points that you can claim.
http://iaro.online.unsw.edu.au/pls/non/hsc_bonus_points.main
No prerequisites, but Physics and 3U Maths are assumed knowledge. This means that if you didn't do them for the HSC, you might be at a disadvantage. However, HSC Physics is a joke, and from what I've heard, it's pretty useless for uni.
91.55 for 2012.
http://www.eng.unsw.edu.au/informat...-school-students/admission/entry-requirements
There are up to 5 bonus points that you can claim.
http://iaro.online.unsw.edu.au/pls/non/hsc_bonus_points.main
No prerequisites, but Physics and 3U Maths are assumed knowledge. This means that if you didn't do them for the HSC, you might be at a disadvantage. However, HSC Physics is a joke, and from what I've heard, it's pretty useless for uni.
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