universities artificialy inflating UAI cutoffs (1 Viewer)

[~shinigami~]

Nah I was refering to the whole course and considering: if almost half of Newcastle's students are 1st year (there's a mass exodus with drop-outs/transfers) then the sydney/unsw intake must be much greater - how many students get a UAI of 99.55+ and out of them how many do law?

Off topic whilst its easier to transfer internally is it that difficult to transfer externally? I'm considering doing arts/law at newcastle and transfering over, the subjects line up almost perfectly. The UAC guide says transfers would require a 97 and a D average but I've heard from people that it's much higher...

Apologies for detracting from your good question graney, you should start a new thread.

La Trobe and CSU have both recently opened new dental schools, how do you think this will factor into the equation of the closure of the smaller universities?

 

[Davo1111]

what about nursing whats the uai for nursing ?

I think alot of places do it through interview (i.e. no uai required, just be keen)