Internal Program Transfer outcomes are out. (2 Viewers)

[4025808]

So who applied for internal transfer and who got what they wanted?

 

[jamesfirst]

I got rejected ..:/


Flexible First Year -> Civil... wtf ? how can u get rejected if you're doing flexible to begin with

 

[D94]

I got rejected ..:/


Flexible First Year -> Civil... wtf ? how can u get rejected if you're doing flexible to begin with

...Because you didn't meet the WAM requirement. You were explicitly told you needed to transfer out of Flexible First Year in order to pursue an engineering stream. You were unfortunate, but this should have been expected if you know your current WAM.

 

[jamesfirst]

i knew that, but my friend also got a lower wam than the requirement and he got accepted... that's why im confused :/


so......... what happens for me now then :/ ?

 

[D94]

i knew that, but my friend also got a lower wam than the requirement and he got accepted... that's why im confused :/


so......... what happens for me now then :/ ?

Maybe they are really at a capping point for civil.

You just continue as if you're doing a civil major, then you attempt to transfer again.

 

[Mature Lamb]

Got mine, was successful but not accepting it. Yolo

 

[jamesfirst]

Maybe they are really at a capping point for civil.

You just continue as if you're doing a civil major, then you attempt to transfer again.

oh, so no major impact on anything really ?

 

[D94]

oh, so no major impact on anything really ?

Not really, no. If you're certain you want to do civil, then just do those subjects, make sure you do well in them to get a decent WAM, then transfer again.

 

[jetley]

Hey guys... just wanted to give some back since Ive been eyeing the Law internal transfer threads for days......

i was able to transfer to Com Law from Commerce (International) with a average WAM of 77.875. Hope this helps. =)

 

[tshiba]

Hey guys... just wanted to give some back since Ive been eyeing the Law internal transfer threads for days......

i was able to transfer to Com Law from Commerce (International) with a average WAM of 77.875. Hope this helps. =)

Also, commerce -> commerce/law accepted with wam ~78.5

 

[Huang-Paradigm]

Hey how do you know if you got an offer? And also, how do i accept it?

 

[Huang-Paradigm]

Nevermind. I just realised I can't accept until monday. Also I got into law with 76 WAM! horhor.

 

[Trans4M]

Hopefully I will be seeing all you first year law kids around next year

 

[UnrealAnchovies]

accepted into elec eng/maths

 

[wantingtoknow]

lol omg, I could be a law student

congrats to everyone though

 

[4025808]

Science/Arts transfer is official for me. see ya later actuarial studies and commerce in general

 

[Shadowdude]

accepted into elec eng/maths

do higher maths bro


And good to see you've finally seen the light about Commerce, 4025808...

 

[ExitOnly]

i got accepted into comm/arts from comm (liberal studies)

just accepted the offer today!

i have an issue though: i already enrolled in 4 courses when my degree was comm lib. i want to change 2 of those courses but i can't seem to figure out how :S

when i click 'update your enrolment', it still shows my program as comm lib and it says 'No enrolled courses found for this term.' even though on my student profile it shows that im enrolled in the 4 subjects i enrolled in a couple months ago (and also when i click 'view class timetable' it shows the timetable i made for next sem with the 4 enrolled subjects)

so basically i can't remove/swap the 2 subjects i want to change...

any help much appreciated. thanks in advance

EDIT: NVM it just needed time to update

 

[DforDANNY]

Unsuccessful transfer from B Economics to B Commerce/B Economics with WAM of 74.250 (WAM requirement stated at 75). Not sure what to do now. I've enrolled in subjects for Semester 1 2013 with the expectation that I was going to be able to transfer...

 

[Shadowdude]

Yeah, do your Commerce-y subjects and try again next semester. If it still doesn't work though, you now have done 4 subjects that won't count towards Economics and you'll have to stay back extra most likely, to fulfill degree requirements.

So it's a risk. But it'll inspire you to do better. Well, it should inspire you at least.