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[香港!]

Hii!

Normally if I do a course at uni and I want to transfer at the end of one year, I use my uni results right??

But what if I do a combined course? like B something\B something...
Then can I choose to only use results of ONE of those courses to transfer, or do I have to count both??

Thanks

 

[Frigid]

Hii!

Normally if I do a course at uni and I want to transfer at the end of one year, I use my uni results right??

But what if I do a combined course? like B something\B something...
Then can I choose to only use results of ONE of those courses to transfer, or do I have to count both??

Thanks

both courses i would expect.

 

[香港!]

^ ahhh... but if I use the combined courses, would it be easier to get higher grades?
do u get some extra scaling or something because of more work and stuff?

 

[hfis]

^ ahhh... but if I use the combined courses, would it be easier to get higher grades?
do u get some extra scaling or something because of more work and stuff?

At UoW you don't. Not sure about other unis.

I tried transferring from BMedSc/LLB to BA/LLB. I needed a credit average (which I had, in my law degree, but obviously not in the degree I was trying to get out of), and was subsequently denied.

 

[Frigid]

hfis, i thought changing from one combined law to another was an internal affair?

HK: no, doing combined courses will not give you higher grades... you will still do your standard load per semester (say 4 subjects/24 credit points) and your GPA/WAM will be still calculated the usual way.

 

[香港!]

^
damn...

 

[hfis]

hfis, i thought changing from one combined law to another was an internal affair?

HK: no, doing combined courses will not give you higher grades... you will still do your standard load per semester (say 4 subjects/24 credit points) and your GPA/WAM will be still calculated the usual way.

My bad, I thought the thread referred to internal transfers. I imagine that the logic is still the same, however.