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[acmilan]

1. UNSW BSc(Computer Science)/BSc (Pure Maths)

that is all

 

[bonniejjj]

I'm going for Union College

My friend who studys Software Engineering at UQ lives in Union College... his room is a shoebox. Although those double rooms are pretty nice. I'm not planning to live on campus but coming from a regional town he says its a great way to make friends (he says that basically the only people he knows in his course are from his college.) A lot of students live in a college the first year, and then move into a house or apartment with friends they've made in their college...

Oh anyway onto my preferences (I'm not applying to UAC, only QTAC.)

1. UQ Bachelor of Architecture 92
2. QUT Bachelor of Architecture 88
3. GU BA (Asian and International Studies)/ Bachelor of Communication 85
4. GU Bachelor of Animation 85 (+portfolio)
5. GU Bachelor of Digital Design 80
6. UQ Bachelor of Multimedia Design 60

Ok those are my preferences as they are, although realistically I know I'm going to get my first preference (or 2nd if I somehow stuffup my HSC.) I'm hoping to get a scholarship as well

 

[nemuca]

1. USYD Liberal Studies (International)
2. USYD Liberal Studies (Advanced)
3. USYD Arts (Languages)
4. USYD Liberal Studies
5. UNSW Science(Advanced)
6. USYD Psychology
7. UNSW Psychology
8. UNSW International Studies
9. UNSW Science/Arts

i think it's pretty much for sure i'd put these courses down in my prefs, not sure whether i'd do it in that order though. cut-offs for most of them are pretty high, i suppose i needa really work hard from now on...

 

[Emma-Jayde]

Did you go to the chemical engineering lecture at Newcastle open day? Because that really put me off engineering at Newcastle. Its UNSW for me now but I have no idea what my preferences are yet. I'll probably decide at the last minute.

Hmm, really? I quite liked it.
Did you go to the first or the repeat lecture?

 

[velox]

id love to make newc

 

[Dumsum]

1
429013
Bachelor of Science (Advanced Science) at University of New South Wales

2
512042
Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) at University of Sydney

3
425021
Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science at University of New South Wales

4
429011
Bachelor of Science (Nanotechnology) at University of New South Wales

5
512041
Bachelor of Science (Advanced) at University of Sydney

6
511756
Bachelor of Engineering (Flexible First Year) at University of Sydney

7
607145
Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics at University of Technology, Sydney

8
607165
Bachelor of Science in Nanotechnology at University of Technology, Sydney

9
511221
Bachelor of Liberal Studies (Advanced) at University of Sydney



^ that's what I applied for just now. Of course I may change my mind a few times before it's all over with, and I'm also going to apply to unis in Victoria. But yay

Edit: Should I switch around prefs 1 and 2? I'm not yet exactly sure which one I'd do if I managed to score well enough to get accepted into both.

 

[Jago]

1
609010
Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Laws at University of Technology, Sydney

2
137035
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws at Australian National University

3
300307
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws at Macquarie University

4
511510
Bachelor of Commerce (Liberal Studies) at University of Sydney

5
424000
Bachelor of Commerce at University of New South Wales

6
424002
Bachelor of Economics at University of New South Wales




i dunno about the order of things though

 

[David_O]

Arts Adv
Lib Studies Adv
Arts
Arts/Sci

all from USYD

put UNSW med/arts somewhere in there I guess...

 

[Peartie]

1.
UTS - B Communication (Media arts and Production) / B International Studies (96.90)

2.
MQ - B International Studies (New Course)

3.
UNSW - B International Studies (90.20)

4.
ANU - B Arts (International Relations) (85.00)

5.
UNE - B International Studies (70.00)

6.
UNE - B Languages (70.00)

7.
MQ - B Arts in Media and Cultural Studies (85.00)

8.
UNSW - B Arts (Media and Communication) (78.00)

9.
UC - B Arts / B Communication (Media/Multimedia Production) (75.00)

Although i doubt I'll get anything till choice 4 and these preferences are most likely going 2 change...

 

[alissa_xoxo]

b psychology at UOW
b arts (psychology and philosophy) at UOW

i haven't really thought about other choices.

 

[velox]

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Dumsum, USYD has a much better science faculty. I suggest you do some more research

 

[er123456]

UNSW is in the one place I want to avoid if at all possible.
Newcastle used to be a mining town, so the facilities at UNCLE for mining and chemical engineering are supposed to be better than UNSW.

its not just a matter of proximity to a mine...

UNSW = better reputation = attracts better lecturers

+ it has got more resources than UNEWCASTLE

Btw, if you want to do mining engineering, be prepared to spend ur life in the middle of nowhere =)

 

[thunderdax]

Hmm, really? I quite liked it.
Did you go to the first or the repeat lecture?

I went to the first one. The start was alright, but when we went down to the labs I soon lost interest because the guy was just showing us computers and stuff like that.

I think my first choice will be B Science/B Engineering @ USyd.

 

[Zatts]

1. B Science in Applied Chemistry, UTS

2. B Science in Applied Physics, UTS

3. B Science, USyd

4. B Engineering (Software Engineering), USyd

5. B Computer Science and Technology, USyd

6. B Science, UTS

7. B Science in Nanotechnology, UTS

8. B Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics, Maq

9. B Science, Maq


I really need to work harder to get those UAI's tho....

 

[tennille]

Science courses are getting more popluar.

 

[velox]

UNSW certainly has its weaknesses, and USyd its strengths, but generalisations are inappropriate, not to mention wrong (such as in this case).

For what Dumsum is interested in (nano, engineering & maths), UNSW is far superior, far superior, and equal.

Bar maths, usyd is better for science. The UNSW dean said that.

 

[LostAuzzie]

Put my Preferences in Yesterday:

1. Bachelor of Science in Nanotechnology UTS
2. Bachelor of Science in Applied Chemistry UTS
3. Bachelor of Science in Nanotechnology Innovation UTS
4. Bachelor of Science (Advanced) USYD
5. Bachelor of Nanotechnology (Advanced) UOW
6. Bachelor of Science (Nanotechnology)

If I get a really high UAI ill probably put Bachelor of Science (Advanced) first instead

My Target UAI is >90 which is more than enough to get into the 1st preference

 

[Emma-Jayde]

I went to the first one. The start was alright, but when we went down to the labs I soon lost interest because the guy was just showing us computers and stuff like that.

I think my first choice will be B Science/B Engineering @ USyd.

Oh, hey, I went to the first one too. You must have gone with the other guy, we didn't get to see the computers. He showed us some of the equipment and explained what it was used for and how it worked.

its not just a matter of proximity to a mine...

UNSW = better reputation = attracts better lecturers

+ it has got more resources than UNEWCASTLE

Btw, if you want to do mining engineering, be prepared to spend ur life in the middle of nowhere =)

You'd have to drag me kicking and screaming into Sydney. I can't stand the place.
It's dirty, there are too many people, it's expensive and it's way too noisy.
Actually, the only thing I like about it is the conservatorium, and I'm not doing music, so it doesn't count.

 

[velox]

Fair enough, im not going to bother arguing, because i have no definate source of this information. So you would recommed unsw advance science over usyd advanced science? What are you doing now?

 

[archangel leila]

Actually, the only thing I like about it is the conservatorium, and I'm not doing music, so it doesn't count.

Yeah the castle is awesome! i would do music solely based on the coolness of the castle.

As for my prefs -

1. Bachelor of Dental Surgery- Uni of Adelaide

2. THE END

Nah maybe pharmacy at Charles Sturt or biomedical science or physio at Newy. Hmm really should get round to making that list...now where's that bloody book...oh that's right, i don't have one. Ahh the joys of apply-by-web!