I'm just wondering how difficult it is to transfer from uws to unsw, so far Im in no place to achieve an 80.15 atar for construction management and property at unsw so I'm aiming for a 65 for construction management at uws. Obviously it's all dependent on my performance throughout my course but just a general question, is the course at unsw in high demand making it harder to transfer into? Thanks
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It shouldn't be hard, a friend I went to school with got an atar of ~60 and did that exact course and transfer. Maybe my memory is failing me, but I could have sworn he transferred after just one semester too. (which would suggest only his ATAR was taken into account, probably was just lucky)
That being said, don't become complacent. Put effort in to your course, you never know what could happen. You might have a sudden change of heart and want to transfer into something with a higher cut off.
That being said, don't become complacent. Put effort in to your course, you never know what could happen. You might have a sudden change of heart and want to transfer into something with a higher cut off.
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ilikecats
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ATAR cut offs are determined by supply and demand, so considering it is UNSW 80.15 is quite low in terms of demand.
If you work hard an achieve a good GPA you should have no worries transferring. Aim for a credit average (A GPA of 5 at UWS) and I wouldn't think you will have too much trouble getting into UNSW
If you work hard an achieve a good GPA you should have no worries transferring. Aim for a credit average (A GPA of 5 at UWS) and I wouldn't think you will have too much trouble getting into UNSW