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look into all of the uts communication degrees...they range from 90 - 96 to memory first year they have similar subjects...so if you want to transfer its going to be easier (internal transfer) and a lot of your credits will count grab the unit programs of all the unis if you plan on...

its good if you're transferring to science next year shiny new building and their haymarket campus is good too

haha mid year transfers was its selling points

you can do mid-year transfer (across unis)..and its a lot of courses but not most a lot of engineering and stuff like that on offer i know mac internal transfer is quite easy at the end of the year options are much wider open..but you need to do well this year i suppose, so maybe if you...

you got till mid june for mid-year transfers go to the uac website

USYD media and comm is essentially still an arts degree if you are looking to do artsy subjects, your histories, philosophy etc etc go to MAC because you have a wider option for your media degree (cultural/visual/writing). but going to UNSW might *look* better, but to do anythign in the...

and does that mean a Distinction is worth the same at all uni s? not a distinction at syd is worth something else somewhere else?

does anyone else think the hsc was fukn easy looking at it now they directed you all the way

they usually make you do combined law because traditionally they want you to study another discipline.(and is that the right word) theres no real reason for this i think. as far as i know in america theres no such thing as undergrad law. okay..doing a combined law degree for example..in...

i reckon UAIs will be bumped up to the 96 range next year i've been told sydney's the one which is very strict and impractical in its teaching..its only the prestige mac's law would be based on usyd's though..if you look at the history it was started by usyd people (is that right? i...

they told me the NRSL cutoff for this year for arts (media and comm) was the same as the UAI... is this some official response because they don't like the cutoffs published? or does this just apply to arts? and ok...is jurisprudence somewhat equivalent to legal history? i tend to think...

Also Golfstick do you think macq law units will be credited at USYD?

ok i'm confused. I asked about the NRSL cutof for media & comm at usyd and they said it was the same as the uai. why is the law one different? in which cases is it different?

95.65 this year (see that late round offer? 99.1 jeez) yeah seems like quite an appealing degree aye? Theres not much more i can tell you about the degree than if you ask law students how law is and media students how media is. Media is quite interesting (even doing stuff in an Aust...

i'm in (almost exactly) the same position as you media at syd is good cos you get a large option of arts but really...uts is probably the most interesting place to do media i wanna transfer to bcomm (media and production) + law or plain media at uts... OR arts (media and comm) at usyd...

can someone make (or point me in the direction of) an FAQ for Transfer Questions everything from NRSL, GPA, UAI etc.etc. then sticky that

how many of you non-mac law students does jurisprudence or equivalent in the first year? if not when? its the best part of your degree...ever!

NRSL requirements higher? as compared to UAI? so how would that Law at Sydney thing work? mid 99s compared to 96.5 ? what the okay more specifically would the NRSL mark be higher than 98 for Arts (media and communication) at USYD? and can they take into account other things in the same...

I'm told (at UTS) when you submit your personal statement already having done a year of law at mac will give you substantial leverage. your marks are put through UAC again yeah? so how is entry determined? with 2005 UAI's?

err i actually mean..is it a proper bar area? then age restrictions apply...for the area...not just when buying drinks