what would you do? (1 Viewer)

[hiphophorray123]

if you were in my shoes, wanting to ultimately get into b social science.

would you do

A. B Community Welfare @ UWS bankstown

or

B. Non-Award study at Maquarie Uni

 

[babez_hamp]

non-award study.......it'll definately get you to where you want to go faster and you'll be able to claim credit for completed units

 

[mishka]

community welfare. uws has a guaranteed internal course transfer scheme, and with community welfare being similar to social science, you might find subjects overlap and you may end up getting credit for them anyway. :uhhuh:

 

[mishka]

another thought... is the non-award at macquarie going to cost you?? because you could be in a hecs place deferring this year, which would most likely (depending on how you go) get you into social science. so it might be more convenient to take the community welfare spot for financial reasons.

 

[theone123]

for no award, can anyone get into?

 

[hipsta_jess]

Like a few of the others, I would do A.

 

[santaslayer]

Isn't oiption A faster? Provided everything goes according to plan?

 

[White Rabbit]

I'd go A - UWS. Course will overlap and UWS has guarenteed internal transfer. Wereas Mac, while you can get into B. Arts with non-award and will get credit for studies with non-award, it costs a fortune. No defering or anything like it, Non-award charges local fee paying fees that must be paid by the end of the month (or there abouts). I'd go UWS personally...

 

[hiphophorray123]

money is not a matter at all im paying HECS in full up front or whatever i dont care i got more than enough

thanks for the suggestions

i think im going to end up doing comm welfare and if that shit dont work out just do non award next year...ill still be out of uni in my early 20's prob so dont matter

 

[rumour]

if you were in my shoes, wanting to ultimately get into b social science.

would you do

A. B Community Welfare @ UWS bankstown

or

B. Non-Award study at Maquarie Uni

What does Non Award Study mean?

 

[hiphophorray123]

you do 4 courses, that you pick, over a year, 2 each semester, you pass all of them and then they let you into BA or B science. From there you can try transfer to whatever...but if you get a GPA of 2.5 or above they let you into B physc.

 

[alien]

non award is like you study units at uni but they aren't part of a degree. but if you get into a degree later on you can use some of them for it

 

[theone123]

yep, also that its not included in HECS you must be upfront