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Note that you have to pay your fees for Semester 1 (I think VSU kicks in semester 2)

High credit average ..why didn't you place BArts(languages) higher up on your preferences?

Yes, in future, read one of the stickied threads, especially Frigid's one, as the entire transfer process is explained quite exhaustively. FYI, assuming by your UAI, you mean transferring from UNSW Law to USyd Law - given your UAI, you'd need a high credit average to be competitive

Yes, just go to the Commerce faculty student centre and fill out some paperwork to drop the Science part of your degree (assuming you mean you want to do BCom/BSci(Adv)).

Yeah, it applies to most "external" transfers (ie from one uni to a different one)

lol, that's true..

name: James degree: 3 and a half year Commerce (Accouting & Biz Law) high school: Manly High subjects (sem 1 2006): FINS1613, LEGT2731, GENL5020, GENL5030 other: COMSOC 2003-2005 (Eco&Biz Comp)

We're working towards that, but at the moment, we don't have enough resources for other states (and little experience in the curriculum etc). But BOS will expand in time.

Well you get 2 free electives as well, so you can explore other areas such as Marketing, Business Law etc

At UNSW anyway, I think there are more chicks doing accounting than guys..

Haven't finished yet, stopped playing after I got to 3rd on the blacklist cause I kept getting infuriated at always getting caught on level 5 heat, because you need so much bounty to get to race the next guy you have to have 20+ min cop chases which become close to impossible to escape from

Exactly, if you're max resolution was 1280, then you'd just go for, say a 7800GT instead of a GTX, since you can max everything on that res and have smooth gameplay

Either way, they'll tell you step by step what the process is when you recieve the offers in the mail

Have you considered Usyd's Com/Law? I would've thought their commerce degree had more flexibility toward political economy/government majors. Your combination wont really work for UNSW if you do Arts/Law, as combined law only lets you do one major from your other degree. So I guess its...

Well, I was one of those people. I was doing a BEc in 1st year, and I transferred to BCom in 2nd year with a distinction average And the info day is on the 4th

If you get into BEc and want to transfer into BCom in 2nd year, and assuming you want to do Finance and Accounting, I'd do the core subjects (complusory) and your first and second semester electives should be FINS1612 and FINS1613, or, if you want to do Accounting and something else, you should...

Meh, I don't think I'm any different

I think you need to have some form of willingness to contribute, and continuously. I've been contributing on BOS since its inception 3 and half years ago, and I guess as an Admin, I look for people that not only contribute, but want to genuinely continue to contribute, even after their HSC.

Mmm..I wouldn't do a business co-degree if you have practically zero interest in it. No matter how smart you are, you'll hate it (most likely) and consequently you won't do as well as you'd like to

Most, if not all management accountants are CA/CPA qualified. It'd be extremely difficult to get that sort of position without significant experience and the qualification. Go pick up a management accounting textbook at the uni bookshop next year and it'll show you what mgmt accounting is about