engineering student UAI 71help (1 Viewer)
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what type of engineering?
definitely apply for uow, they usually take so many people in under the cutoff.
definitely apply for uow, they usually take so many people in under the cutoff.
FuelPumpingEngn
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What are the chances of the uni taking you if you only did general maths, but are enroling in bridging courses??
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If your uai is above the cut off the chance is 100%. if you're below the cutoff by a significant amount and you only did general math, I'd say it's not very good.
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Its gettin pretty sweet.chaithu said:which uni is the best ..i heard that unversity of newcastle is the top university
is that true..
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do him a favour, if he can only acheive 71 UAI, he wont pass an engineering course.ali2 said:
people need reality check, not everyone is cut out to goto university
Kebabci Oglu
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Huh, maybe you shouldn't be here. I know friends with 60 uai that got into comp sci (difficult course) and are getting credits and distinctions. Also im pretty sure it was Musk that once posted that statistically students with lower uai end up achieving higher at uni then those with higher uai.loser101 said:
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u know u know. lol
thats why they have minimum entry for fun. e.g advance science they wont let anyone under 90 in.
no they do that for fun dont they?
lol maybe coz the person who got UAI of 60 went to UTS which is a glorified tafe institute.
thats why they have minimum entry for fun. e.g advance science they wont let anyone under 90 in.
no they do that for fun dont they?
lol maybe coz the person who got UAI of 60 went to UTS which is a glorified tafe institute.
Kebabci Oglu
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They have advance courses for students who are good at there studies. Yes u will need the 90 uai but advance courses (eg. b.science advance) requires students to gain a certain mark each semester inorder to continue in the advance course. If they dont they will drop to the normal course (eg. b.science).loser101 said:
I reckon you should stop talking about things u dont know. UTS is not a tafe nor will it ever be considered a tafe, its a university. Also people who get 60 uai's have marks in the 70's range, which doesnt seem bad at all. UAI is just a rank!!
Also what do you study?? you know so much
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check out UTS's history. it was a technical college when it started out. then became a university.Kebabci Oglu said:
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About 5% of people who don't perform very well in the HSC end up performing quite well at uni, thats one of the reasons UNSW brought out the HSC plus scheme.
edit: quoted the wrong person :rofl:
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About 5% of people who don't perform very well in the HSC end up performing quite well at uni, thats one of the reasons UNSW brought out the HSC plus scheme.
edit: quoted the wrong person :rofl:
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the UAI pretty much means piss all as a means of determining uni successloser101 said:
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Hmm, yeah, engineering UAIs doesn't really cut it.
It basically depends on your interest. If you're interested and try, you will do well. If you're not and don't care (in it for the money), you'll drop out for a B Com. It's hard and you'll wonder wtf you're doing in a mechanics class when you could be elsewhere.
(Assuming your interest means you're good at maths too).
It basically depends on your interest. If you're interested and try, you will do well. If you're not and don't care (in it for the money), you'll drop out for a B Com. It's hard and you'll wonder wtf you're doing in a mechanics class when you could be elsewhere.
(Assuming your interest means you're good at maths too).
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It is completely possible to ace maths and physics, which are fundamental subjects for engineering however not be as strong in the ridiculous subjects like english and humanities which will get you a UAI of 71 or maybe he just bombed the HSC due to stress.
Saying he doesn't deserve to go to uni is ignorant of you, looking down on people like that is equally as conceited and ignorant, doing well in uni is based on hard work people who get good uais then decide that they want to party while doing a top tier course like engo will fail while people who didnt perform as well will try harder do well and get a better job than you.
So the next time, before you open your mouth think about what you are going to say, then realise you are an idiot and don't deserve life.
Saying he doesn't deserve to go to uni is ignorant of you, looking down on people like that is equally as conceited and ignorant, doing well in uni is based on hard work people who get good uais then decide that they want to party while doing a top tier course like engo will fail while people who didnt perform as well will try harder do well and get a better job than you.
So the next time, before you open your mouth think about what you are going to say, then realise you are an idiot and don't deserve life.
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nicely said mate!!!