Predictions for new units in 2005 (2 Viewers)

[flyin']

I don't do applications =p

 

[Grizzly]

fine, ur off the list !

 

[flyin']

What list? There never was a list =D

 

[Grizzly]

yes there was, i've been scouting for the best of the best of the best of the best ...hoping, for the one, that will set the acst standard !

 

[golfstick]

LOL,

This is what i plan for myself, with change into Bappliedfinance & LLB

when do we have to decide these things by?

I'm thinking of transferring from commerce/law (majoring in finance) to applied finance/law so I can ditch math135 and do battler comp instead..

 

[Grizzly]

when do we have to decide these things by?

I'm thinking of transferring from commerce/law (majoring in finance) to applied finance/law so I can ditch math135 and do battler comp instead..

The form i got is to apply INTO law - for you to change comm => app finance, i think you'd just go to SES and ask for a change of program....shouldn't be hard.

 

[AsyLum]

I think you have to satisfy the other criteria of transfer and once that is done, you shoudl be no problems

 

[Grizzly]

which is prolly 18cp and gpa of 2.00 for app finance

 

[orangeguy]

yeh you just fill it out after you get your exam results if you meet the requirements.

Grizzly, getting into law should not be a problem. WHat was your UAI? I have know people with UAI of low 90's and a GPA of 2.0 that have gotten in. A lot depends of the other criteria, such as why you want to do law. Applying into law through UAC is the other way, but is a lot more competitive.

 

[redruM]

yeh you just fill it out after you get your exam results if you meet the requirements.

Grizzly, getting into law should not be a problem. WHat was your UAI? I have know people with UAI of low 90's and a GPA of 2.0 that have gotten in. A lot depends of the other criteria, such as why you want to do law. Applying into law through UAC is the other way, but is a lot more competitive.

VERY GOOD TO HEAR!

 

[Grizzly]

yeh you just fill it out after you get your exam results if you meet the requirements.

Grizzly, getting into law should not be a problem. WHat was your UAI? I have know people with UAI of low 90's and a GPA of 2.0 that have gotten in. A lot depends of the other criteria, such as why you want to do law. Applying into law through UAC is the other way, but is a lot more competitive.

YEHAW!
My uai was 91 (lol, i shouldn't even be in the course i am now, i was like, .4 of the mark)

What tips to write ?
.."why you wanna do law"

 

[-=«MÄLÅÇhïtÊ»=-]

you write that you're an excellent liar and will make up anything in order to win your case

 

[Grizzly]

Friend told me to do that - and that the law lecturer will probably say "Man, this guys got potential" lol

 

[orangeguy]

YEHAW!
My uai was 91 (lol, i shouldn't even be in the course i am now, i was like, .4 of the mark)

What tips to write ?
.."why you wanna do law"

How did you get in with .4 off? or did you transfer?

Generally just be yourself, they can tell whos trying to be a sucker or not. If you have a passion for law, they'll let you in.

 

[Grizzly]

no, i didn't xfer...
Im not sure how, lol, but all i know i got the offer which was above my uai...

Yeah, they can easily tell by what u write huh...

 

[AsyLum]

yeh you just fill it out after you get your exam results if you meet the requirements.

Grizzly, getting into law should not be a problem. WHat was your UAI? I have know people with UAI of low 90's and a GPA of 2.0 that have gotten in. A lot depends of the other criteria, such as why you want to do law. Applying into law through UAC is the other way, but is a lot more competitive.

Really!

Awesome!!ness!! perhaps there is still a chance ^____^