Class of 05 - UAI & Course? (1 Viewer)
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LaCe
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Combined Law - UNSW - 99.3
Combined Law - ANU - 95
That's about it
Is there such a thing Maths/Law?
Combined Law - ANU - 95
That's about it
Is there such a thing Maths/Law?
chamelia
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Bachelor of Design (Visual Communications) - University of Newcastle 87.50
Trev
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B Eng (Electrical, maybe)/ B Mathematics - Newcastle or UQ.
Danoz The Great
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B Social Science, don't know the UAI. Stupid, I know. 
goan_crazy
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Law
Dont think im good enough for the top sydney unis so im aiming for whatever UAI i can get but aiming for 90
also interested in accounting
business
Dont think im good enough for the top sydney unis so im aiming for whatever UAI i can get but aiming for 90
also interested in accounting
business
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bacholar of tourism/event management/ resort management not sure yet!!
Martin College - no UAI needed
southern Cross - 65
Martin College - no UAI needed
southern Cross - 65
FinalFantasy
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heyhey, miss_gtr i think there has been misunderstanding... i think slide just wants to make sure we know what happens in the course, i.e u need to do maths in those science courses... he juz helping!!
lets peace!
lets peace!
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c'mon... PeAcE... there's notin wrong with him telling someone that they need a particular subject for a particular course... just go and do the bridging course if it's necessary and show him!!
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i have to do a bridging course if i get into my first or 2nd preference as well...
hehe miss_gtr lots of us need da bridging, so notin wrong w\ dat.. anyway like pace said, im sure u'll get into ur course!!
hehe miss_gtr lots of us need da bridging, so notin wrong w\ dat.. anyway like pace said, im sure u'll get into ur course!!
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missgtr. what slide is trying to keep pointing out is the obvious. not anything to do with intelligence or intellectual capacity. he is merely trying to emphasise the point of needing to do a bridging course on maths. IT courses are very maths orientated. i checked it out last year at the unsw open day. they said that they needed maths extension for some of the IT courses.
the bridging coruse is over a one month period from what i have heard. in that period you learn all the maths that would have been done if one had sat the hsc for that particular maths.
you will have to use maths basically throughout the course. from the general view of you on this forum, i get the impression that you really hate maths. fair enough for the people who do it, but you do not. however, do not flame me at that point. slide, i one again assume is merely trying to point out the danger of choosing the wrong course. fair enough if you want to do it even after he explains to you the major components of the course, which is dealing with some form of maths. that is up to you and you alone.
as members resonponding to your post, we can only comment, suggest and advise you on your choices as i would for my courses. and this brings us back to uai and the ability of you to do maths. i will currently assume that you did not do maths in year 11. it is really difficult to get to the ability of others in your course if people are very competent at it already in some form of maths. i realise that most of them had to have done at least 2u advanced maths.
oh yeh, i want to do:
B Arts (Psychology)/LLB 95.65
at macquarie if i can get the uai for it. it looks doubtful at this point.
these are my other choices should i get the uai.
B Arts (Psychology)/LLB 91
B Science (Psychology)/ LLB 91
the bridging coruse is over a one month period from what i have heard. in that period you learn all the maths that would have been done if one had sat the hsc for that particular maths.
you will have to use maths basically throughout the course. from the general view of you on this forum, i get the impression that you really hate maths. fair enough for the people who do it, but you do not. however, do not flame me at that point. slide, i one again assume is merely trying to point out the danger of choosing the wrong course. fair enough if you want to do it even after he explains to you the major components of the course, which is dealing with some form of maths. that is up to you and you alone.
as members resonponding to your post, we can only comment, suggest and advise you on your choices as i would for my courses. and this brings us back to uai and the ability of you to do maths. i will currently assume that you did not do maths in year 11. it is really difficult to get to the ability of others in your course if people are very competent at it already in some form of maths. i realise that most of them had to have done at least 2u advanced maths.
oh yeh, i want to do:
B Arts (Psychology)/LLB 95.65
at macquarie if i can get the uai for it. it looks doubtful at this point.
these are my other choices should i get the uai.
B Arts (Psychology)/LLB 91
B Science (Psychology)/ LLB 91
At the moment these are the two main options that I'm looking at:
Combined Arts/Medicine (BA MBBS) UNSW which requires roughly 98+ with a good UMAT and interview score.
alternatively,
B Arts adv. (Philosophy & Pure Math) 98.85 at USyd, after which I would hope for a brief segue into the post-grad med course at USyd.
Both of the above options are pretty daunting to get into but I feel pretty safe having a normal arts degree to fall back on (anywhere where they let you major in philosophy and math) so I know I'll have an option somewhere.
Combined Arts/Medicine (BA MBBS) UNSW which requires roughly 98+ with a good UMAT and interview score.
alternatively,
B Arts adv. (Philosophy & Pure Math) 98.85 at USyd, after which I would hope for a brief segue into the post-grad med course at USyd.
Both of the above options are pretty daunting to get into but I feel pretty safe having a normal arts degree to fall back on (anywhere where they let you major in philosophy and math) so I know I'll have an option somewhere.
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