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Shadowdude
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Uni marks., most times.
https://my.unsw.edu.au/student/academiclife/program_transfer/InternalProgramTransfer.html
Mature Lamb
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90% of the time you will need to maintain 70 WAM by the end of first year in order to transfer successfully.
even if you want to transfer to arts degree... not saying its a bad degree..
If your enrolled in Comm/Law and you want to drop to just Comm you can just internally apply for a transfer to plain Comm, your WAM wont matter.
Mature Lamb
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easy if you study consistently (i.e. not cram the entire semester into the week before your exam)
TheStallion
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No, external transfers work differently.
_deloso
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Guys in my situation I'm doing Chemical Engineering/ Materials Science and engineering. What if I want to drop to just Chemical ENgineering in the second year? Do I still need to maintain a WAM of 65 (as stated in the internal transfer website)?
erespall
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If your dropping one of your degrees I'm pretty sure you don't need a WAM for it.
_deloso
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but the handbook says I needa apply for an internal transfer to BEng (Chem Eng) if I want to drop Mat Sci