Internal or External Transfer (1 Viewer)

[Pussycake]

Hey I want to do B Business at UTS and was wandering is it better to internal or external transfer. I got into Macquarie B Commerce and UTS B Engineering and B Business. Which is better I was thinking of doing the B Engineering and B Business but I don't know if I do get the transfer will the course be longer than if I just do a first year at Macquarie and then get the transfer Thanks in advance

 

[samirs_maxin]

Just do da double degree at UTS and not satisfy the requirements for engineering lol

 

[Pussycake]

But does that mean that i miss out and my units don't count for business? or are they carried over to B Business (single degree). Actually im confused are you saying that I fail my engineering unit? won't that just mean i waste an extra 2 yrs of my life?

 

[Makro]

If you do B business B Engineering, you'll have a longer year. Combined degrees usually aren't flexible, they force you to do pretty much ever subject required to get the degree. If you do a single B business, there will be lots of electives to choose as well as your major. With a combined degree, you'd do your core subjects + one major and that's it for business. Same as the engineering part.

Double degrees kill free choice.

 

[krayzie_]

You can take the double degree, do only the business subjects and graduate via the following site, UTS: Internal course transfer - graduating, Student admin I have confirmed this with staff and it has been stated that if you have fulfilled the business side of your double you are able to graduate and drop the other degree or graduate and continue your degree.

 

[Pussycake]

Thank you so much! that has really cleared it up for me and Krayzie I think I might try that, I was actually thinking just doing business subjects for my first and 2n semester but didn't know if i could so yea thanks :uhhuh:

 

[samirs_maxin]

Glad you got it all sorted.... now its hammer time