Desired uni course. (2 Viewers)

[booshbanditxx]

currently contemplating a B Arts(International Studies)/B Advertising and Marketing Communication at Uni Canberra.

 

[muzeikchun852]

i finally know what to do b com/b adv maths.

 

[Hermes1]

i finally know what to do b com/b adv maths.

good choice

 

[muzeikchun852]

good choice

yeah. i want to do it in unsw too

 

[Hermes1]

yeah. i want to do it in unsw too

u will hav to change ur aim to 98.5, the cutoff will be goin up again this year

also i read b com/b adv math has 240 UOC what does that mean?

 

[muzeikchun852]

u will hav to change ur aim to 98.5, the cutoff will be goin up again this year

also i read b com/b adv math has 240 UOC what does that mean?

i just hope that bonus point's gonna get me over the cut-off.

i think it's number of courses that you need to do - 6 UOC for one course or something.

 

[Hermes1]

i just hope that bonus point's gonna get me over the cut-off.

i think it's number of courses that you need to do - 6 UOC for one course or something.

shadowdude got in wit 95.40, so bonus points r goin to be quite helpful for us. tnx for the explanation of the UOC

 

[muzeikchun852]

shadowdude got in wit 95.40, so bonus points r goin to be quite helpful for us. tnx for the explanation of the UOC

no problem

 

[Shadowdude]

I got bonus points in two ways: UNSW AAA scholarship (consider aiming for that, because there is a free lunch for those on scholarships and there are remarkably lots of hot chicks there) and bonus points (I got my five bonus points on English results).

So yeah. That AAA scholarship you should talk to your school about - it's pretty good. If you get within 5 ATAR of a course you want, and it's not prohibited (only like Medicine is prohibited and like one other thing I think) - you get a guaranteed offer for that course.

 

[Omnipotence]

It only excludes Medicine.

 

[iRuler]

i think it's number of courses that you need to do - 6 UOC for one course or something.

It's 6 UOC (Units of credit) per subject, usually, some subjects are 8 and 12 too depending on your course (Law has some with 8/12 from what I know).

So 240 UOC = 40 subjects, 4 subjects per semester, that's 5 years full time.

 

[Hermes1]

It's 6 UOC (Units of credit) per subject, usually, some subjects are 8 and 12 too depending on your course (Law has some with 8/12 from what I know).

So 240 UOC = 40 subjects, 4 subjects per semester, that's 5 years full time.

so by 4 subjects do you mean maths accounting economics or like maths 1141 maths 1121 or whatever

 

[muzeikchun852]

so by 4 subjects do you mean maths accounting economics or like maths 1141 maths 1121 or whatever

maths1141, acct 1501, etc.

 

[Hermes1]

maths1141, acct 1501, etc.

thats not too bad then, so we do less subjects than we do at school

 

[iRuler]

so by 4 subjects do you mean maths accounting economics or like maths 1141 maths 1121 or whatever

yeah, like for me:

Accounting A, Integrating Business Perspectives, Information Systems, Web Systems (2 from business, other 2 from IT because mine's a double degree), and the names are different to UNSW names as well, but yeah that.

thats not too bad then, so we do less subjects than we do at school

Depends on your course, and how your timetable turns out, it could turn out worse than school overall

 

[muzeikchun852]

yeah, like for me:

Accounting A, Integrating Business Perspectives, Information Systems, Web Systems (2 from business, other 2 from IT because mine's a double degree), and the names are different to UNSW names as well, but yeah that.

Depends on your course, and how your timetable turns out, it could turn out worse than school overall

imagine the content that we have to learn in a semester :S

 

[iRuler]

imagine the content that we have to learn in a semester :S

Depends on your subjects, for accounting I went through a 1000 page book this semester, I'd say that's more than physics HSC and Chem combined, except I obviously didn't put that much effort into it because you dont need to go in too much depth with it, other subjects I did were easy and only required study 2 days before an exam

 

[muzeikchun852]

Depends on your subjects, for accounting I went through a 1000 page book this semester, I'd say that's more than physics HSC and Chem combined, except I obviously didn't put that much effort into it because you dont need to go in too much depth with it, other subjects I did were easy and only required study 2 days before an exam

study just enough for the exam

 

[MetalTheory]

B.Psych @ University of Sydney at an ATAR of 97.25, but I'll settle with B.Sci and major in psychology if my ATAR is too low to enter.

 

[slyhunter]

In the basement whipped brb not coming out till I get med