What macquarie course did you place in your preferences for 2006?? (1 Viewer)

[little-rat-boi]

Hey ppl,

What Macquarie course did you place in your preferences, what number preference is it??

 

[stazi]

perhaps this should be in the macqueerie forum

 

[little-rat-boi]

i put

1
300290
Bachelor of International Business at Macquarie University

2
300205
Bachelor of Business Administration (International Studies) at Macquarie University

3
300258
Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Arts - Psychology at Macquarie University

4
300257
Bachelor of Business Administration and B Information Technology at Macquarie University

5
300140
Bachelor of International Communication at Macquarie University

6
300210
Bachelor of Commerce at Macquarie University


the rest is UWS LOL!

I hope i make it!!!!! into international business at MACQ!!

 

[starbaaa]

I put B Speech and Hearing Science as 3rd pref, but I don't really want to go there. I really want to go to UQ. 4 out of my 6 QTAC preferences are for UQ, and if I get offered to go there I'm definitely accepting. And if I don't get accepted to UQ (for speech pathology, arts, science, or communication) then I won't be accepted to Macq either, unless the cutoff drops by about 10 points.

 

[xeuyrawp]

i wanted to put down B Ancient History (Honours) but i'm wasting a pref, and im dreaming.

Non-award --(pass marks or greater)--> BA (ancient History) --(credit average)--> BAncHist(Hons)

[Or you could just do a BA (Ancient History) and do exactly the same subjects.]

 

[kami]

Well I've directly applied for a Certificate in Languages at Macquarie to go with my Bachelor(s) wherever I end up. The Bachelor programs I have in my prefs though for Mac are:
2-LLB/BA(Psych)
3-BSc(Psych)
4-BA(Psych)
6-BA
If I go somewhere else but don't do a double degree, then I'll either increase my CertLang to a DipLang or add a Mac Bachelor to my workload(ie two Bachelors between 2 unis).

 

[xeuyrawp]

Has everyone checked the specifics of their degree?

 

[xeuyrawp]

LOL LOL LOL

er, what the fuck, natstar?

 

[xeuyrawp]

lol don't worry. I wasent saying anything bad about Mac.

Then perhaps it would be judicious for you to clarify what you were saying.

 

[little-rat-boi]

My UWS choices + UOW are

7
751351
Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies/Bachelor of Commerce at University of Wollongong

8
701660
Bachelor of Business (International Business)/Bachelor of Arts at UWS

9
701655
Bachelor of Business (International Business) at UWS

LOL!!

 

[xeuyrawp]

Just the LOL at the end of his post.

post post post ?

edit: omg, he did it again >_<

 

[little-rat-boi]

its funny because its UWS as my last preferencessss!!

i like the international business + arts at parraa... i dun mind making it in that course

 

[fornstar]

9
701655
Bachelor of Business (International Business) at UWS

LOL!!

whats the UAI for that one?

 

[stazi]

You need a HSC to go to UWS????

apparently you do. however your uai can take the form of an asterix

 

[little-rat-boi]

its
75.45 for just international business alone and its 73.00 for international business + arts...

weird aye

 

[stazi]

whats the UAI for that one?

75.45!
LOL! LOL!

 

[little-rat-boi]

international business at MACQ is a big leap to 89.60 !!

massive difference!!

 

[stazi]

natstar will argue how cutoffs won't mean anything.

However, I must say, those new courses with stupid names are retarded. They really are. You will be doing the same subjects as someone in straight business (if you wanted to).

 

[little-rat-boi]

what do you mean, that international business is a stupid course??

 

[stazi]

The fact is that
Bachelor of Business Administration (International Studies)
Bachelor of International Business
Bachelor of Commerce
Bachelor of Business (International Business)

are all practically the same thing.
It's like at usyd, I can do B Commerce or Commerce (liberal studies) or whatever and major in international business.

I actually disaprove of getting a specific International Business degree as that puts you out of a lot of job (albeit, it is admittedly good for getting an MBA)