Transferring from dfee to csp (1 Viewer)

[wingman88]

hey, i did post this in the engineering until i figured i had posted in the wrong section

i was just wondering when i should transfer from dfee to csp
atm im doing an aeronautical degree in usyd and im in a dfee place
i was told by some1 that they let u transfer in about 2.5 years down the track
is this true?

i got a uai of 86.9 and my degree requires 90.1
i got a credit average i think for the 1st year
3 distinctions 3 credits and 4 passes
btw if its not to hard wat would my gpa give me and hence would i get in if i transferred first year (which btw i didnt change, goin to apply next year)

and im wondering when to change to csp

thanks

 

[aaa666]

should be able to transfer any time (at end of year that is) - just double check to be on the safe side (cause law doesnt let u transfer after end of first year).

regarding marks u need - a credit average like u have will get u 89uai. which is a bit short. try and get half Ds and half Cs next year and u should get around 93uai for ur gpa bit (thers a table floating around this site somewhere). and do apply next year - u want to get into csp as quickly as possible (unless ur $$$$$$$). hopefully the cut offs dont change much.

 

[mitsui]

I believe you can try every yr if you are transferring from DFEE to CSP.
The "first year only" applies to CSP to CSP.

 

[wingman88]

hey does it make a difference if 3 of the passes are onli worth 3 credit points whilst the others are 6

 

[jemsta]

hey does it make a difference if 3 of the passes are onli worth 3 credit points whilst the others are 6

yes

 

[wingman88]

does that make my gpa higher and by how much and is it possible to change to csp in this case where this yr the course onli required 90 uai

 

[jemsta]

just to clarify, youve got 3 passes for 3 credit point subjects, and the 3D's, 3C's and the other P is 6 credit points?
so after calculating them, your gpa is 5.06, which is 90
therefore your nrsl index is 86.1+90/2=88.05
if you didnt understand how i calculated your gpa, then read the first post of this thread.
http://community.boredofstudies.org/330/transfers/45647/topic-university-transfers.html

 

[wingman88]

yup so is like my nsrl enough to get into the course for csp?

thanks

 

[jemsta]

you might scrap through, but dont rely too much on it yet
you better pray that it drops slightly