is an internal transfer from UNSW art to law difficult? (1 Viewer)

[syl273]

i keep getting mixed opinions. some people say as long as you keep up with your lecture/content it'll be fine, others say the competitive atmosphere of unsw law makes it extremely difficult (eg. instead of a 75-80 wam, you should be aiming for a 90 wam). how difficult would it be to internally transfer from a double art degree into art/law?

** i was planning on internally transferring to law (unconditional into art/fine arts), but if it's too difficult then i might have to reconsider my choices. should i keep my unconditional and rely on an internal transfer, or consider looking out for other unis? (unsw is my dream uni)

 

[jonolad69]

you do need a 75-80 wam to transfer into law.

aiming for 90 wam in what? arts or law? both are practically impossible to achieve

why would it be too difficult i dont understand? get the 75 wam you transfer, simple..

 

[syl273]

you do need a 75-80 wam to transfer into law.

aiming for 90 wam in what? arts or law? both are practically impossible to achieve

why would it be too difficult i dont understand? get the 75 wam you transfer, simple..

i might've misheard 80 for 90, but anyways an 80+ wam was what was recommended. i'm just concerned too because there are only 100 positions for law IPTs, and it's extremely competitive from what i've heard.

i was questioning how hard it is to achieve said WAM of 80-85. is it the same as studying for, eg. a 99 atar?

 

[jonolad69]

i might've misheard 80 for 90, but anyways an 80+ wam was what was recommended. i'm just concerned too because there are only 100 positions for law IPTs, and it's extremely competitive from what i've heard.

i was questioning how hard it is to achieve said WAM of 80-85. is it the same as studying for, eg. a 99 atar?

"extremely competitive" lol

bruh people with like 78wam from commerce \get in trust me it is not as competitive as the people you're talking to make it out to be