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its on the table in page 15 of that PDF I posted u goose!
GPA is given on the left (ie 6.00-6.15) and the degree status are in the next column (ie for us, it would be 1.00-xx years completed)
so that 6.00-6.15 GPA = 96
This system makes sure a distinction is worth the same across all uni's - ie by working out the GPA on this method, scores are standardised (assuming uni's work on the 85 HD, 75 D, 65 CR etc)
santaslayer
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no......its too EARLY to transfer!
All u do is contact the dean of the faculty of ur preferred uni and ask for relavent details.......eg closing dates .....
you can do mid-year transfer (across unis)..and its a lot of courses but not most
a lot of engineering and stuff like that on offer
i know mac internal transfer is quite easy
at the end of the year options are much wider open..but you need to do well this year i suppose, so maybe if you think you should be doing arts when you are doing engo..then you should consider it.
a lot of engineering and stuff like that on offer
i know mac internal transfer is quite easy
at the end of the year options are much wider open..but you need to do well this year i suppose, so maybe if you think you should be doing arts when you are doing engo..then you should consider it.
lolOriginally posted by Toodulu
aha..hah..hah i knew that! *nervous laugh*
lol i'm so stupid, i was like, omg stupid minai, there are only 8 pages in that pdf pffffft what an idiot.
anyway.. a selection rank of 96 is... really hard
u planning to transfer? to what?
and..distinction average should be ok..in 1st year..I got it, and I only got a UAI of 95ish
santaslayer
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UMQ internal transfrs are supposedly one of the most flexible in the county (along with UWS). It is guaranteed transfer provided yu get a 2.0
santaslayer
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:uhhuh:
ahah yeh, only
hmm is usyd as generous with their marks? you don't understand minai... i'm dead seriously on my way to fail accounting
ahahah a 4u maths student failing first year accounting
i want to transfer to unsw but your degrees are so not flexible!
Snapwizard
Snapy
You better not fail cause then a person doing 2u math ie me is gonna have no chance!!
well, lets just say u got much higher than me UAI-wise!Originally posted by Toodulu
ahah yeh, only
hmm is usyd as generous with their marks? you don't understand minai... i'm dead seriously on my way to fail accounting
ahahah a 4u maths student failing first year accounting
i want to transfer to unsw but your degrees are so not flexible!
hmm..accounting, you'll pick it up as the semester ends, its hard at the start, then becomes easier
jus cause we dont have com liberal at unsw!
commerce itself is pretty flexible u know
unless u wanna study something boring like politics, then u have to combine with arts
santaslayer
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That is totally untrue!
go to UOW law which was 91.00 in 2003!
santaslayer
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Read my thread from start to finish!Originally posted by dynamo
i am completely lost... i dotn even know how to transfer argh!!!
Lets work that out.
HD average (meaning you got straight HD's in 1st yr) works as a GPA of 7.0
According to the table in that PDF I posted, a GPA of 7.0 correlates to a selection rank of 99.5. Now remember, your NRSL rank is an average of your selection rank and UAI.
So if you got a UAI of 85, then your NRSL rank would be 99.5+85/2
=92.25
It is known that the NRSL cutoff for UNSW Law was about 95.80, so yes, you'd miss out, since its very competitive (the people that do transfer are the ones with UAI's of 96-98 who get D averages in 1st yr)
Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
Minai would you happen to know the NRSL cutoff for Economics or Commerce for your year?