your 2007 uni courses (1 Viewer)

[Bookie]

anyone Know how much u need to get into OPTEMETRY?

i would love to do that!

Well, first of all, you might want to spell Optometry correctly.

I wanted to do this course (I still may apply, but you need chemistry), and I think you can do it at UNSW if you get 98.00

 

[pLuvia]

I think it's assumed knowledge, you don't need it. You can just do a bridging course

 

[Bookie]

Yeah, I realise. But meh, I'm not up for it.

 

[luscious-llama]

Well, first of all, you might want to spell Optometry correctly.

I wanted to do this course (I still may apply, but you need chemistry), and I think you can do it at UNSW if you get 98.00

98 is a terrible number too higgh goddamnit

 

[Bookie]

its very doable.

 

[luscious-llama]

its very doable.

not as do-able as me.

 

[Bookie]

you naughty girl. dont think you can hide that innuendo.

 

[Riviet]

I heard the pay is really good in optom and it is worth while to do.

 

[Sparcod]

where do you get stats detailing the pay of jobs?

I once looked up the bureau of stats, they divided it into groups like professional, administrative so on.

 

[Sparcod]

I heard the pay is really good in optom and it is worth while to do.

Pay isnt one of the reasons why optometry should be chosen.

 

[Bookie]

only reason i have a tingle todo it is because I have an inflammation problem in my eye and it gives you an understanding of the industry. which is waiting in line for 4 hours at the eye epecialist.

 

[pLuvia]

Pay does mean quite a bit, but if you hate the job then well your going to regret it

 

[tennille]

Don't choose a course just based on pay. If you enjoy a course, you're most likely will have the determination to do well and you can get almost anywhere you want, including a high income. This can occur for most courses at uni.

 

[sophie_dybs]

the courses i would like to do are:-
1) Bachelor of Biomedical Science ( human genetics) 93.05
2) Bachelor of Biotechnology ( genetic engineering) 84.15
3) Bachelor of Music U+C
4)Bachelor of Science/ Bachelor of Law 92.10
5) Bachelor of Occupational Therapy 90.00
6) Bachelor of Arts (Politics)/ Bachelor of Law 92.10
All at Newcastle Uni...

 

[karoooh]

*sighz* stil deciding as always ..

first choice is do something in history, preferably ancient but the problem is if i can find a job afterwards.

other is something in commerce, but most of the required UAI's are too high for my standards

so yeah i have no clue really >< "

I'm like you! I'd love to do history but finding a job is hard and I'm not sure if I like the idea of teaching... My other interest is Commerce, Journalism (which I know I can't aim for) and Arts... Really thinking now, I wouldn't mind doing Architecture or Psychology... Who knows - There's still plenty of time to decide!

 

[gozza]

USYD

B.Economics/Law 99.60
B.Economics 90.15
B.Arts/Law 99.60

UTS

B.Accounting 95 (other requirements as well)
B.Business 90.15
B.Business/B.Law 97.50

UNSW

Mechanical Engineering - unsure of UAI cut-off.

 

[mitsui]

a random Q

for design courses, is a portfolio a must?? even if ur ua is like whoop-high?

 

[luscious-llama]

a random Q

for design courses, is a portfolio a must?? even if ur ua is like whoop-high?

Well...
For design courses a portfolio is only required when stated for entry to course?
Its more for art courses that a portfolio is needed, currently i'm building up my photography one.

UAI..hmm well for BA Design (Visual Communications) at UTS the UAI is 93, and there's now a double degree offered with internation studies...UAI 99...


I hope that sort of explains your question a bit more Mitsui

 

[mitsui]

so for entry, it is required.
bugaa
design wif international studies? wow.! i neva know that. -_-"
thx!

 

[glitterfairy]

I'm still not sure what i wanna do in uni, got a year or so to think about it...

Hear hear!

I had NO idea what I wanted to do will about halfway through my HSC year when I sort of got an idea. I finalised my preferances somewhere in September with the option of changing if I wanted to after first-year (so far I've been happy where I am, so good).

If anyone else is reading this and freaking out that "everyone else knows what they're doing", don't - most people will be undecided at this stage, and many more will transfer after their first year of university.

You have PLENTY of time!