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I just checked, and all I can say is... I'm a little surprised, even if I shouldn't be. ( Link )
The Cut-offs to Note: (with previous Cut-off in brackets)
* BCom-Actuarial Stds: 97.25 (96.80)
* BAppFin/BCom-Actuarial Stds: 98.50 (98.05)
* BCom-ActStd/Bsc Maths: 99.05 (98.05)
* BCom-Actuarial Stds/B Laws: 99.45 (99.10)
Comments:
* The single degree has risen yet again. Over the past two years it's risen about 1 point from low 96s to (now) low 97s. Which should mean that even the people with lower UAIs will be of high quality, which means we (older) grades really don't want to fail and drop into your year.
*The ever-popular AppFin combination has yet again set the standard for double degrees which have risen from a minimum of 98.05 to 98.50, which is quite an increase considering we are approaching the top end of UAIs, well relatively speaking. I presume many would have missed out! (Btw, it was also about two years ago when most of the double degrees were at least 1 UAI point below what it is now.)
* Ah... Mathematics! It leads the pack for non-law double degrees and by quite a margin, with last year's leader being Computing (now, 98.70).
* Law?! It's even higher than UNSW's Law degree (99.35). Did you know that after one year, you can transfer from Actuarial Studies (w/ or w/o double degree) to Actuarial Studies/Law, provided you have decent grades?
The Cut-offs to Note: (with previous Cut-off in brackets)
* BCom-Actuarial Stds: 97.25 (96.80)
* BAppFin/BCom-Actuarial Stds: 98.50 (98.05)
* BCom-ActStd/Bsc Maths: 99.05 (98.05)
* BCom-Actuarial Stds/B Laws: 99.45 (99.10)
Comments:
* The single degree has risen yet again. Over the past two years it's risen about 1 point from low 96s to (now) low 97s. Which should mean that even the people with lower UAIs will be of high quality, which means we (older) grades really don't want to fail and drop into your year.
*The ever-popular AppFin combination has yet again set the standard for double degrees which have risen from a minimum of 98.05 to 98.50, which is quite an increase considering we are approaching the top end of UAIs, well relatively speaking. I presume many would have missed out! (Btw, it was also about two years ago when most of the double degrees were at least 1 UAI point below what it is now.)
* Ah... Mathematics! It leads the pack for non-law double degrees and by quite a margin, with last year's leader being Computing (now, 98.70).
* Law?! It's even higher than UNSW's Law degree (99.35). Did you know that after one year, you can transfer from Actuarial Studies (w/ or w/o double degree) to Actuarial Studies/Law, provided you have decent grades?
thank god for the mq internal transfer system
and yea, these are some big increases considering they're at the top end already
unsw law only rose by 0.05 and usyd stayed constant, so that might suggest that 99.5+ students are looking elsewhere instead of following the crowd?
EDIT: damn, why couldnt they have just all fought for the law places and leave acst alone??? haha
also note, B Business B Laws at uts, rose only 0.15, and from what my friends say... its the third option behind unsw and usyd law
and yea, these are some big increases considering they're at the top end already
unsw law only rose by 0.05 and usyd stayed constant, so that might suggest that 99.5+ students are looking elsewhere instead of following the crowd?
EDIT: damn, why couldnt they have just all fought for the law places and leave acst alone??? haha
also note, B Business B Laws at uts, rose only 0.15, and from what my friends say... its the third option behind unsw and usyd law
holy shit, imagine how high the cut offs for me next yr will b??:S
yes thankgod for transfers, im praying to get into law, but looking at the ridiculously high cut off, theres a minimal chance, transferrring is my best bet...but then again 6 yrs of uni, id prefer app fin in that respect
yes thankgod for transfers, im praying to get into law, but looking at the ridiculously high cut off, theres a minimal chance, transferrring is my best bet...but then again 6 yrs of uni, id prefer app fin in that respect
btw flyin y do u think that info thread was unproductive??
It's because I wasn't going to plough the net for information. And the *new* approach is more useful and allows me to still be lazy.
mehh, missed AppFin double by 0.15, so i'll do the single deg and aim for the transfer after 1st semester
It makes no difference if you transfer at the end of the year.
It's because I wasn't going to plough the net for information. And the *new* approach is more useful and allows me to still be lazy.
mehh, missed AppFin double by 0.15, so i'll do the single deg and aim for the transfer after 1st semester
It makes no difference if you transfer at the end of the year.
You're chances are ridiculously slim! If you just scraped in, you're probably very close to 98.50, which means that you have almost no chance of the $2,500 scholarship for those on or over 98.50, because they have a quota for each division. I was in a similar situation... and many with much higher UAIs (but below 99.50) didn't get anything. If you did something like Arts or Sciences on the other hand =p