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Re: Alternative pathways to your desired university degree You can probably find out more about alternative pathways at the Information Days that most universities run in the first week of January. There will probably be advisors from UWSCollege at the UWS Decision Day Date Tuesday, 3...

The cut-off at all 3 campuses may be lower this year depending on how many students other universities offer places. Read the article from the age as it explains why. http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/university-places-to-open-up-as-entry-scores-fall-20111126-1o0j1.html

This article may help you understand why some students do well (Is it unethical) http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-11-11/students-cheating-to-excel-in-hsc/3661820 and also http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/coaching-culture-must-end-say-top-students-20111213-1ot7z.html Maybe the questions...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-11-11/students-cheating-to-excel-in-hsc/3661820 may help to explain why you should become good at memorising

There was also an interesting item on the ABC about unethical practices of students doing HSC http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-11-11/students-cheating-to-excel-in-hsc/3661820

You should apply for all three according to which one you prefer. There are different cut offs for each campus The degree calculator should be useful especially if you click on learn more at the bottom of information on careers http://businessatuws.edu.au/#degree-calculator You will find...

You may find the degreecalculator below helps with choosing your major http://businessatuws.edu.au/#degree-calculator

While not all the majors in which you have an interest are on the degree calculator for business and commerce at UWS you may find the information about the careers that are available http://businessatuws.edu.au/#degree-calculator Scroll to the right and click on the major of interest -...

To get a high ATAR it helps if you can memorize what coachs and teachers have spoon fed you. http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/coaching-culture-must-end-say-top-students-20111213-1ot7z.html

You may find this helpful http://www.uws.edu.au/currentstudents/current_students/applying_to_study/transferring_to_a_new_course_at_uws

Have you read the information at http://www.asb.unsw.edu.au/futurestudents/whyasb/Pages/default.aspx and in particular http://www.handbook.unsw.edu.au/undergraduate/programs/2012/3502.html You will find university is more full on then high school.

Check for information on their website http://www.asb.unsw.edu.au/futurestudents/undergraduate/Pages/default.aspx

By the way getting work experience in the next year or two may prove difficult with so many people out of work. There was a report recently that 100,000 will lose their jobs in the new year.

The grades you get in every unit you do will affect your grade point average (GPA). It is going to be difficult to get any job if the recession into which we are heading continues for a number of years. Also as there are many more people with degree having a degree will not give you much of an...

You need to provide more information eg in which city, level of studies, reason for wanting to know about a course provided by a private college. If you are wondering about colleges that are wholey owned by universities then there is one in western sydney that provides a diploma in science ie...

Re: Alternative pathways to your desired university degree HECS applies to he courses offered by UWSCollege - equivalent to the first year at UWS Diplomas are available in: Business and Commerce Engineering Information and Communications Technology Science Social Science Health Science...

Re: Alternative pathways to your desired university degree You cannot know if you have missed the cut-off until the offers are made The article from the age helps with explaining why many cut-off may change this year...

This year is different to other years. Just wait and see. Reading the article below explains why I suggest you wait http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/university-places-to-open-up-as-entry-scores-fall-20111126-1o0j1.html

You may not have missed it. http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/university-places-to-open-up-as-entry-scores-fall-20111126-1o0j1.html

Reading article in the age should give you some idea of the direction some ATARs may take. http://www.theage.com.au/national/education/university-places-to-open-up-as-entry-scores-fall-20111126-1o0j1.html