Search results

If you dont ask them - there is no chance If you do ask them - there is some chance

Are you actually trying to ask "can I get away with not attending lectures" My usual response is attendance in class is just as compulsory as getting a pass.

1: read http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/offers/defer.shtml 2: in general no. Unis do not micro manage offer numbers to that extent. They usually have an understanding of how many students will defer or not accept an offer based on historical data, and usually make more offers than the...

Read page 5 http://sydney.edu.au/content/dam/corporate/documents/study/admissions/enrol/enrolling-online/uos-in-Syd-Students.pdf

Avoid thinking of it as a "transfers". It is a différent degree. You compete against all other applicants. Apply here. http://sydney.edu.au/courses/bachelor-of-engineering-honours-and-bachelor-of-project-management

https://student.unsw.edu.au/fees-student-contribution-rates

I think what you are actually asking is "what course am I going to get higher marks in that might make me more competitive for an application to Sydney law next year". Without knowing any of your academic strengths and weakness, and personal circumastances, no one can on BOS can answer that...

http://sydney.edu.au/start/orientation-2016.html http://sydney.edu.au/start/orientation-2016/whats-on/faculty-welcomes.html You'll also find out pretty quick on day 1 how many students are in your class.

Exactly as the information says, you will be "competitive". I am not sure what more you are asking posters to answer? Even if someone could tell you "56%" or "17%" or "85%" (which they can't), is that going to stop you from applying?

There is still the final round, but history suggests cut offs do not fall from late to final round. All you can do is keep advanced science as your first pref. There is nothing more you can do now.

First hit on google when I typed "UTS withdraw" was http://www.uts.edu.au/current-students/managing-your-course/your-enrolment/enrolment-changes/course-withdrawal

Enrol for both semesters now. If, after Sem 1, you are ineligible for any Sem 2 units due to whatever reason from your Sem 1 results, you change them. You are not charged (or pay) now for Sem 1 units.

http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/plans/2016/MINEAH3707.html

I would recommend that if you want definitive and official answers you look at official websites and get official answers from university staff. I would not recommend relying on well meaning but not official advice on BOS or Facebook. Suggest starting at...

Looks like a possible typo as those unit codes appear not to exist. http://sydney.edu.au/arts/korean/undergrad/units_of_study.shtml?y=2016 Suggest you approach the school of language and culture. mailto:arts.slcadmin@sydney.edu.au

Why do you "need to transfer" after a year? Is something wrong with the institutions you have named? Regardless of that, UAC would use a GPA when applying elsewhere - there is no adjustment factor if you are WSU or UOW.

1: UAC uses GPA in calculations. 2: if there is an internal university application process instead, rather than UAC, then it is an individual decision that the Uni makes within its admissions office. I would hope that that minute detail on university administrivia does not influence your...

You are obliged to do some maths as part of a science degree (read the degree rules to see exactly how much). By far the most relevant maths for any (non mathematical) scientist is statistics. No science is exact, so being able to understand and interpret the significance and spread of a...

It is usually expected that a student does 24 credit points per semester (4 units of study), high should equate to a total commitment of about 35 -40 hours a week of timetabled classes, assignments, study etc. That is extremely general, and depends on your own circumstances and learning styles...

You don't meet the pre-reqs for Physiology 2 until you actually finish and pass physiology 1. It also sounds like you are picking subjects the wrong order - it sounds like you are trying to pick physiology units designed for year 1, 2 and 3. You should be picking 48 credit points of 1000...