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melanieeeee. said:depends how you look at it.
Well I was looking at it from the perspective of an elite student.
Thank you for pointing out the obvious......ari89.
melanieeeee. said:depends how you look at it.
Well, I have different points of view in regards to that. Wouldn't you have more access to broader field of degrees if you have high UAI? The courses that I may wish to pursue may only require 60-70, but I wish to gain highest UAI possible to broaden my options.catherinet said:Between 75 and 83.
Anything higher may encourage me to persue a career that i have no interest in, yet feel obliged to study due to the fact that i can.
Anything lower will make it impossible to do any course that could lead me into the field that i desire to be in.
*isstalkingyourposts*catherinet said:Between 75 and 83.
Anything higher may encourage me to persue a career that i have no interest in, yet feel obliged to study due to the fact that i can.
Anything lower will make it impossible to do any course that could lead me into the field that i desire to be in.
What are you looking at doing at uni?lyounamu said:Well, I have different points of view in regards to that. Wouldn't you have more access to broader field of degrees if you have high UAI? The courses that I may wish to pursue may only require 60-70, but I wish to gain highest UAI possible to broaden my options.
Your points seem fair though.
Education degree. But I am not entirely sure. My parents advise me to take a one-year education degree instead of taking a degree that takes like 3 to 5 years to complete. My parents always tell me to do either an actuary or medicine. I am not sure though. I just want the highest UAI possible to see what I can do.Sarah182 said:What are you looking at doing at uni?
I think I need about a 90ish but right now I just want to get the highest possible and not think about what I "need", it might make me underachieve.
I think you would make a great teacher or counsellor, just from what I've seen on BOS. The amount of kids you've helped out has to be astronomical.lyounamu said:Education degree. But I am not entirely sure. My parents advise me to take a one-year education degree instead of taking a degree that takes like 3 to 5 years to complete. My parents always tell me to do either an actuary or medicine. I am not sure though. I just want the highest UAI possible to see what I can do.
thats easy do med/actuary then do a dip ed afterwards.lyounamu said:Education degree. But I am not entirely sure. My parents advise me to take a one-year education degree instead of taking a degree that takes like 3 to 5 years to complete. My parents always tell me to do either an actuary or medicine. I am not sure though. I just want the highest UAI possible to see what I can do.
I completely agree. You'll make a great teacher. However, I'm not sure a dip ed would be the best idea. Decide what course you want to do (well, at least choose either actuary or med) and then do a double degree with education. With a degree like that, depending on where you want to teach (if you do... I'm assuming cause you want an ed degree) you could probably/certainly get a job. I mean, education is currently a national priority, according to funding schemes from the government. On the other hand stuff like commerce/law is priority 3, the lowest Meaning i have to pay moreSarah182 said:I think you would make a great teacher or counsellor, just from what I've seen on BOS. The amount of kids you've helped out has to be astronomical.
Wow, I didn't realise they had different levels of priorities...Devouree said:I completely agree. You'll make a great teacher. However, I'm not sure a dip ed would be the best idea. Decide what course you want to do (well, at least choose either actuary or med) and then do a double degree with education. With a degree like that, depending on where you want to teach (if you do... I'm assuming cause you want an ed degree) you could probably/certainly get a job. I mean, education is currently a national priority, according to funding schemes from the government. On the other hand stuff like commerce/law is priority 3, the lowest Meaning i have to pay more
why not?Devouree said:I completely agree. You'll make a great teacher. However, I'm not sure a dip ed would be the best idea.
there is one problem with that. most universities (if not all) don't offer a double degree in med/ed and actuary/ed. if you know of one please feel free to prove me wrong.Decide what course you want to do (well, at least choose either actuary or med) and then do a double degree with education.
getting a job is dependant on a range of factors not just the degree you have.With a degree like that, depending on where you want to teach (if you do... I'm assuming cause you want an ed degree) you could probably/certainly get a job.
yes teaching is a national priority because. that is why its cheaper.I mean, education is currently a national priority, according to funding schemes from the government. On the other hand stuff like commerce/law is priority 3, the lowest Meaning i have to pay more
yes they base the level of hecs you pay according to national priorityselablad said:Wow, I didn't realise they had different levels of priorities...
whats the point of having a goal if its that easy to achieve. but then again whats the use of having a goal if its too unrealistic. its best to have a balance.kaz1 said:I"ll get back on topic.
Any UAI to get me in Uni. Aim low so you can acheive your goal.