transfer from wsu to uts gpa requirement? (3 Viewers)

[neuvie]

going to wsu soon for med sci human nutrition but i would like to transfer out to uts food science and technology (all bach degrees). what is the gpa req to get to uts or does it depend on course? the one i want is not really considered med sci or engineering or most of the really high req courses but i would like to get an approximation if possible.

 

[dancingqueennn]

UTS's Bachelors of food science and technology is very new, with the 2025 intake being the first ever. This means the selection rank required will likely be quite low. since there isn't a published selection rank yet and new courses are generally less competitive, I'm not sure what the exact gpa requirement would be. I think it's very likely the selection rank will be low, hence the gpa required to transfer would be pretty achievable. tbh I think a 4-5 gpa (one a 7-point scale) might even be sufficient since UTS will want as many people as possible in new courses (otherwise they'd have wasted their time establishing them)

 

[neuvie]

UTS's Bachelors of food science and technology is very new, with the 2025 intake being the first ever. This means the selection rank required will likely be quite low. since there isn't a published selection rank yet and new courses are generally less competitive, I'm not sure what the exact gpa requirement would be. I think it's very likely the selection rank will be low, hence the gpa required to transfer would be pretty achievable. tbh I think a 4-5 gpa (one a 7-point scale) might even be sufficient since UTS will want as many people as possible in new courses (otherwise they'd have wasted their time establishing them)

im probably going to have to spend around one year at wsu so i would end up being able to apply for uts for sem 1 2026. how much is 4-5 gpa in terms of marks? or does it get converted differently, ie if switching from easier to harder courses?

 

[KyosukAmagiri]

I go to wsu and made this calculator for myself.

Each subject is 10 credit points, so when you put a mark in (between 0-100 and dont edit anything else), always put 10 Credit points (input the number 10) for the first year subjects to calculate your wam and/or GPA. Note: WSU only uses GPA (which i am sure you are aware of)

Hope it helps

 

[neuvie]

I go to wsu and made this calculator for myself.

Each subject is 10 credit points, so when you put a mark in (between 0-100 and dont edit anything else), always put 10 Credit points (input the number 10) for the first year subjects to calculate your wam and/or GPA. Note: WSU only uses GPA (which i am sure you are aware of)

Hope it helps

I go to wsu and made this calculator for myself.

Each subject is 10 credit points, so when you put a mark in (between 0-100 and dont edit anything else), always put 10 Credit points (input the number 10) for the first year subjects to calculate your wam and/or GPA. Note: WSU only uses GPA (which i am sure you are aware of)

Hope it helps

thats a very impressive calculator!
so gpa 5 is around the 70 mark range. so far, how different is uni from high school?