Purp|e
miesynth
hmm ... was just wondering ... how does the transfer system work at macquarie? ie can u transfer internally or does it all have to go through UAC? ne information wud help... much <3
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Purp|e
miesynth
ahh thanks. mad internal is good ... hmmm ... well i didnt get an awesome uai ... so will that limit my transfer options if i do it internally ... and im going well at the course im doing ?? as in (over credit average) ... lol would neone happen to know the transfer requirements to get to commerce ?
clairegirl
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lol yeh pass all ur subjects with 12 credit points and ur in
but for applied finance and economics and stuff its higher but a normal commerce degree is just pass to transfer degrees
you may think this is easy but yeahh they say macquarie is heaps flexible and stuff but i dont think it is theres soo many pre requisites to get into specific subjects and stuff n e way u'll find that out later
but for applied finance and economics and stuff its higher but a normal commerce degree is just pass to transfer degrees
you may think this is easy but yeahh they say macquarie is heaps flexible and stuff but i dont think it is theres soo many pre requisites to get into specific subjects and stuff n e way u'll find that out later
Purp|e
miesynth
ahhh thanks alot 
w00ps... umm soz, but can u explain the whole credit point thing ???
w00ps... umm soz, but can u explain the whole credit point thing ???
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The best advice i can give is to find the course you want to transfer into, and try and find cores (mandatory subjects) within that degree, and try and do them during your first year, so you get credit for them.
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commerce is like a 2.0 gpa
which is pretty much just passing all your subjects first sem.
which is pretty much just passing all your subjects first sem.
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depends
comm -accounting is 2.0
marketing is 2.25 or 2.5
and actuarial is 3.0 plus getting a Credit in either math135/136
comm -accounting is 2.0
marketing is 2.25 or 2.5
and actuarial is 3.0 plus getting a Credit in either math135/136
Purp|e
miesynth
ahh cool, thanks ... hmmm what bout business administration is that hard to transfer to ?
... hmmm what bout business administration is that hard to transfer to ?
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business admin is 2.5
just making sure
0 = F
1 = PC (pass conceded)
2 = Pass
3 = Credit
4 = Distinction
4 = High Distinction
yeap, HD and D worth the same
just making sure
0 = F
1 = PC (pass conceded)
2 = Pass
3 = Credit
4 = Distinction
4 = High Distinction
yeap, HD and D worth the same
Purp|e
miesynth
awesome
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i dunno..Grizzly said:Why is marketing requirements higher , i find only 2 ppl in the whole uni doing it.
cos i thought accounting would be a lot higher
but i'm positive that marketing is higher than accounting
*shrugs*
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actually
if u tell them when u enroll that u want to transfer to a particular degree, they will let u do any units u want
and what do u mean by hard??
uni is like highschool, u need to study
if u tell them when u enroll that u want to transfer to a particular degree, they will let u do any units u want
and what do u mean by hard??
uni is like highschool, u need to study
Cyan_phoeniX
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it depends on your gpa. i dont think they consider what units you actually do.
much like the uai/hsc really. Which is fair enough- after all, there are heaps of prats who do nothing but science and maths who manage to claw themselves into law with their high uai (while people who do more relevant low scaling stuff get rejected). i can't see the problem with someone who is good at arts units getting themselves into commerce through uni marks.
much like the uai/hsc really. Which is fair enough- after all, there are heaps of prats who do nothing but science and maths who manage to claw themselves into law with their high uai (while people who do more relevant low scaling stuff get rejected). i can't see the problem with someone who is good at arts units getting themselves into commerce through uni marks.