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lol. Pardon me I just found that funny :D:D:D Relax dude, they don't care too much about it so long as you are confident in an interview and you don't look retarded. These high-pay scholarships are funded by industry and these companies want healthy down-to-earth people who can communicate...

double at uts. I don't know what the cut off is but it was pretty low a few years ago

for scholarships, yes, but as with any interview, as long as you can talk well you can get through - even convince them you're a athlete and social worker. and yes silly you can talk about any activities you participated in prior to any interview. :D Was there another question? Edinburgh.

If you are set on computer science, I wouldn't recommend USYD. Though if its because the cut-off at usyd is lower then so be it. I can't really remember, but doesn't UTS consider EAS applications 7 marks under the cut-off as opposed to 5 at unsw and usyd? If so, try for maths and computing or...

Yes I know people from several unis that have deferred for a semester. However, some subjects may only be offered in either autumn or spring semester so you may have to mix n match subjects (do some in advance, postpone others etc). You'd want to check your subjects' availability otherwise...

thats not what i said jackass. Use some of that wit when reading simple implications. Melbournian you're being as ignorant of others' cases as they are of yours. Not every fee payer or international student is loaded. Some struggle so much financially that they're here squeezing 8 ppl into...

when you're stuck with international students who speak little english or dimwitted fee payers in a group project you will curse this.

No, not like that. You have to complete all the required subjects and say, two majors. The only way you will finish earlier is by doing more than the normal load of subjects per semester or by getting subjects exempt (for eg. you've done a similar subject already or have had experience in that...

Correction. 1 fcuking sexy Innovation student... Damn, who was that guy??

Uni has always started first week of March. O week being the week before. You don't wanna miss Oweek aka spot da hotty. Oh yea thats you find out about clubs n societies n join whichever.

Most courses fall into 11-21 hour weeks and have an easy workload first year (2nd and even 3rd in some cases). The greatest exceptions are courses that focus on a science profession. 15 hours is easy. Though chance may have it that your work schedule coincides with your friends' free time :O...

UTS just calls the degree a bachelor of business instead of commerce. Same shit. Travel was a big for me cuz I'm a lazy hoe. UTS is convenient though I still think there should be a monorail that picks me up at central. Also the numerous happyhours per week affected my decision. Who needs...

I've skimmed through this thread and I'm proud to see ppl discussing this topic. I've noticed however that alot of you assume too much and forget to free your mind of any "facts" or "truths". Remember the uncertainty and that theres always multiple view points. You could start with the simplest...

Ian! Mach3 Turbo!

For an internal course transfer (diff course, same uni), u usually need atleast a credit average to even try. Places are awarded to the best performing applicants as usual. To change to a similar course at a different uni you can go to the corresponding faculty and apply. The other option is to...

no inasero. Combined degrees and Double degrees are used interchangeably. In a combined/double degree you get 2 degrees in one course, not 1 degree. When they say a course is a combined degree, it means the two degrees are integrated and supposedly optimised in this sense, hence it is better...

There are lots of tafe students that try to transfer into uni after a year in a similar tafe course, quite a number are successful, but only for low demand courses. I know of lots of ppl who transfer into UWS from tafe, a few better tafe performers get into mac. I've never met or heard of anyone...

He was joking and yes you probably knew that so congratulations, you know a nice girl. Commerce/business degrees have always provided good job opportunities, though too many people are doing it now. Theres like 2000 or so commerce students at unsw... Most people who major in accounting...

its not important -_-

hey, when are we suppose to apply for a transfer?