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70+ WAM should be safe (so in between credit and distinction) From a quick check online, BEc people can do BUSS1001,1002,1030 (they're all core commerce units). You also have access to any major from the business school so you can start on those units. More diversified = more interesting, so...

Here's what you'll learn (from ecmt1010 2013s2 unit outline):

They might've changed the course structure since hatake88 did ecmt1010 since I had a much, much different experience when I did it last semester. Thought it was an absolute breeze, and I'm sure as hell not alone since the average midsem mark was 80%. I recall our lecturer also saying that the...

Can get quite mathsy, though the actual maths involved isn't all that technical, seems like it's conceptually understanding what to do that trips most people up. 2U is all you really need, the maths in higher levels really just builds on top of that. Almost everyone I know majoring in...

Ah right, though thing with media and communications is that you can't do meco units in straight arts. So if you wanted to transfer into straight meco or meco/law you might not get most of your credit unless you had a second major in mind and/or can count a lot of electives. Also on...

If I were in your position, I'd just take up the UTS/MQ offer and transfer after a year, they're still good universities. Not worth the hassle & cost of moving to Melbourne if you're from Sydney and planning on working in Sydney in the end anyway. Transferring isn't particularly difficult, just...

Not exactly - it says "you will require an ATAR above 97 and/or a Tertiary Grade Point Average in the Distinction range to be competitive to transfer into Combined Law." So a 75+ WAM should cut it regardless of your ATAR. Better off sticking with arts and then transferring next year imo, at...