colourtheory
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What will the test be like? Any advice? Is it possible to drop it immediately even if I fail the waiver test? Do I even need to do anything? I have a week left.
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BUSS1900 waiver test advice? (1 Viewer)
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TheGreatest99.95
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anyone?
RishBonjour99
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Hi mate,
If you fail the test, you can't drop it. Did you complete your high school in Australia (Or A levels overseas etc)? Did you get above 60 in English? Can you write a paragraph about random issues? If yes, you passed. The test is only set up to identify and HELP students who can't coherently write or express themselves. Mainly international students, so BUSS1900 - a 0 credit, free course, is actually a great help for them. Even though almost everyone passed, a couple of friends and I still went to some of the lessons (had a great tutor).
And no, you don't need to do anything.
If you fail the test, you can't drop it. Did you complete your high school in Australia (Or A levels overseas etc)? Did you get above 60 in English? Can you write a paragraph about random issues? If yes, you passed. The test is only set up to identify and HELP students who can't coherently write or express themselves. Mainly international students, so BUSS1900 - a 0 credit, free course, is actually a great help for them. Even though almost everyone passed, a couple of friends and I still went to some of the lessons (had a great tutor).
And no, you don't need to do anything.
im pretty sure you can drop it even if you fail the test.
i remember the lecturer/test instructor saying it was highly not recommended but i mean, if you treat it like a joke (which most people i know did) and fail (which no one i know did) i think you'll be alright dropping it.
i remember the lecturer/test instructor saying it was highly not recommended but i mean, if you treat it like a joke (which most people i know did) and fail (which no one i know did) i think you'll be alright dropping it.