internal transfers (1 Viewer)

[boinkBOINK]

hey guys i've been told by some people that we cant' do the internal tranfer thing anymore? and it has to be done through uac now. anyonw know if htis is true or?
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[orangeguy]

This is totally untrue. Who told you that? The internal transfer policy will still be in place. Only where degrees are not available through the internal transfer policy you have to apply through UAC.

 

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and that is law i think..and only law..

...i think

 

[~ForAGoodCause~]

ah good that its not changed ... im thinking of transfering :/

 

[-=«MÄLÅÇhïtÊ»=-]

to actuarial ye? =p

 

[~ForAGoodCause~]

no i dont hate myself

although i wish i had that gpa . . .

 

[AsyLum]

*contemplates what he could do if he had credits from last sem*

*sighes*

 

[AcStyle*]

I'd be surprised if the uni actually scrapped their transfer policy, after all MQ promotes its self as 'innovative', 'flexible', etc, with the relative ease of internal transfer being one of their biggest selling points.

 

[flyin']

Even Law is not done via the UAC. However, they leave themselves with some room by putting a "admission to quota" clause in the prereqs.

 

[iambored]

I'd be surprised if the uni actually scrapped their transfer policy, after all MQ promotes its self as 'innovative', 'flexible', etc, with the relative ease of internal transfer being one of their biggest selling points.

changing that would be taking away the essence of mac uni

 

[boinkBOINK]

lol
thats coool thenn
cause uts pretty much scraped their internal transfer thing or so i was told

 

[Grizzly]

Then MQ accepts/favours a UAC preference from their students - or they favour internal applications ?
If they do accept you - do you have "re-enrol" ? And pay 2005 fees ?
Are you considerd a 2nd or 1st year student ....even though you fulfilled your new degrees core subjects? (e.g estudent add/drop units)

 

[~ForAGoodCause~]

ooo yeh, if i change degrees, that wouldnt put me under the new hecs thing would it? imm confuseddd

 

[Grizzly]

Im thinking it would.
Because you have to un-enrol, then re-enrol...

 

[sukiyaki]

ooo yeh, if i change degrees, that wouldnt put me under the new hecs thing would it? imm confuseddd

i was worried about that too
but then again mq isnt inreasing its hecs

 

[Grizzly]

i was worried about that too
but then again mq isnt inreasing its hecs

lol oh yeah, thats right!

 

[iambored]

umm.. i used to know the answer about the changing degrees question. i think if it's a transfer it doesn't, but if it's a total new degree it does

not that it matters anyway

 

[~ForAGoodCause~]

ooh ok thanks people

haha im not up to date with this new hecs bizzo ... all ive heard was that its bad

 

[jlh]

actually if you trasnfer internally or via uac, you will fall under the new hecs system because you gotta fill out a new hecs/tax form... but since mq isn't increasing its fees, it won't matter...

as for mq scrapping their internal trasnfer policy, i asked and they said they weren't...