transferring between unis (1 Viewer)

[mr_speedy]

how do i transfer to another uni, but still doing the same degree?

 

[santaslayer]

Via UAC. Go to the UAC website and register for a transfer. You'll be provided with a new UAC number upon registration. A $34 fee is will be incurred.

 

[SoCal]

It is not open yet though is it?

 

[mack]

Oh sure, this transfer question gets answered when its not in the transfer forum..........

 

[mr_speedy]

oops i didnt see that transfer forum

 

[mack]

Neither did I. Yours got replies and i got "Take it to the transfer forum bitch!"

Thats it, im going kung fu on whoevers behind this.

 

[SoCal]

Neither did I. Yours got replies and i got "Take it to the transfer forum bitch!"

Thats it, im going kung fu on whoevers behind this.

I will answer you other question, just give me ten minutes.

 

[christ_ine]

By this point you'll have to wait until they open again for next year.

 

[Frigid]

By this point you'll have to wait until they open again for next year.

what? that's not right - you just lodge it when the '04 UAC guide comes out.

 

[santaslayer]

You lodge it when the 2004 people do. Just keep checking the UAC site if your're worried.

 

[SoCal]

So if you get accepted, does UAC automatically terminate your current enrolment, or do you have to that?

 

[Frigid]

So if you get accepted, does UAC automatically terminate your current enrolment, or do you have to that?

dun think so - just coz u get an offer doesn't mean u have to accept it.

 

[SoCal]

dun think so - just coz u get an offer doesn't mean u have to accept it.

OK, thanks Frigid. So do you have to terminate your enrolment in your current degree via UAC or though your University?

 

[SoCal]

OK, thanks Frigid. So do you have to terminate your enrolment in your current degree via UAC or though your University?

Someone, anyone?

 

[Minai]

OK, thanks Frigid. So do you have to terminate your enrolment in your current degree via UAC or though your University?

If you transfer to another degree in the same uni, no.
But if you transfer to another uni altogether, then you have to un-enrol from your old degree (I'm unsure of the specific procedures, it could be different from uni to uni)

Make sure you do un-enrol, or you could face HECS debt for that old degree! (a friend was in a similar situation)

 

[Lexicographer]

Yes, when transferring between universities you MUST submit a Notice of Withdrawal to your university before the HECS census date. If transferring within your own university then you will usually receive a form authorising the Registrar to terminate your enrolment in your current degree (which is why you need to choose all your subjects all over again and fill out those tablecloth-sized forms).

 

[SoCal]

OK, thats to both of you for that. I think I know everything I have to do now.

 

[SoCal]

I just checked the UAC site then and the UAC 2005 admissions are now open! Now all I have to do is waste $15 on the UAC 2005 Guide.

 

[Minai]

I just checked the UAC site then and the UAC 2005 admissions are now open! Now all I have to do is waste $15 on the UAC 2005 Guide.

Wait!
You can Apply-by-web, which saves you buying the UAC guide

 

[Frigid]

Wait!
You can Apply-by-web, which saves you buying the UAC guide

either way you've gotta fork out $35 bucks which is the cost of an application for non-year 12 applicants.

good thing abt buying UAC guide is that it lists stuff pretty comprehensively and you got all the codes/costs/cutoffs.