Will the UAI for Commerce go up?? (1 Viewer)

[Always]

What do you guys reckon?

Is the UAI for Bachelor of Commerce likely to rise in the coming years at UNSW or Syd Uni?

Discuss.

 

[Sarah168]

all i know is that it's unpredictable (look at last yr when everyone got into a panic and then the UAI's went down unexpectedly for quite few courses) and depends on demand and supply

perhaps minai or some other more knowledgeable (sp?) people can make an educated guess though

 

[Always]

Yeah I know it's really unpredictable but I'd like to know the probabilities all the same. =\

Anyone have any idea?

 

[Ragerunner]

I'd reckon it would stay quite stable. +/- 2 UAI points.

Wild crazy guess though.

 

[Casmira]

people will die if it goes above 95, im having a hard enough time getting 92-93 let alone 95, ill be lucky to get low 90s

 

[Always]

It currently sits at 95 for UNSW and 97.15 for Bachelor of Commerce (liberal studies) at Syd Uni.

WHY IS IT SO DAMN HIGH??

It it rises anywhere above those figures I am going to be one pissed off little girl.

 

[Raginsheep]

It's high because its popular. Convince everyone that Commerce sucks and then it'll fall dramatically.

 

[Always]

EVERYONE: COMMERCE IS SHIT. DON'T DO COMMERCE.

That's a command.

 

[yook]

i kinda want syd uni uai cutoff to be higher or the same as unsw..
i wana get into syd but id be a bit =/ if my uai satisfied both but i didnt choose unsw..

 

[Always]

WHAT?! Tu es fou!

1. UNSW is definitely superior to Syd Uni when it comes to Commerce
2. The UAI for both unis is high enough. It does not need to be any higher. I repeat: the UAI for Commerce does not need to rise.

 

[yook]

why is unsw superior?
more international students?
thereforeless places for locals?

i know they are high [particularly for unsw]... i just want usyd to be on the same bar

 

[pLuvia]

What do you guys reckon?

Is the UAI for Bachelor of Commerce likely to rise in the coming years at UNSW or Syd Uni?

Discuss.

Unpredictable. Is it the more people that do it, the higher it goes and vice versa?

 

[Always]

why is unsw superior?
more international students?
thereforeless places for locals?

i know they are high [particularly for unsw]... i just want usyd to be on the same bar

Syd Uni is known for it's science courses (and law). The commerce buildings are towards the far eastern side and not even near the pretty grounds.

Eurghh, I shouldn't be promoting UNSW. Go to Syd Uni, by all means.

 

[pLuvia]

USYD - sciences and law
UNSW - ??
MACQ - commerces

 

[Always]

UNSW is definitely the business uni. Macquarie has a recognised Actuarial Studies course, that's it.

 

[Bookie]

Why would anyone want to do Commerce? Thats like Year 9 stuff.

Are we talking just Commerce? or is there one of those little annoying sub branches which people get really tense about [Yes I do the bachelors degree for commerce, international liberal studies affecting the little kids of micronesia].

As to the point of this thread - Courses dont go up too rapidly do they? Only a small (0.20) change should occur right?

 

[pLuvia]

Like Commerce type subjects i.e. Accounting, Finance etc

Isn't it obvious?

 

[Bookie]

No. There can be a lot of sub branches. Actuary may go down, while liberal studies goes up.

 

[Raginsheep]

why is unsw superior?
more international students?
thereforeless places for locals?

International students have a seperate quota from domestic students, however u hav to do group assignments with them and that apparently sucks I've heard.

USYD - sciences and law
UNSW - ??
MACQ - commerces

UNSW is the most recognied for commerce besides actuarial. Also, I think UNSW might have the better maths department compared to syd.

[Yes I do the bachelors degree for commerce, international liberal studies affecting the little kids of micronesia].

Aren't you in yr 11/12?

 

[pLuvia]

hah, yeh I was wondering to myself