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yeh.. id assume ud need a pretty damn high GPA to transfer into usyd or unsw.. guess the only way in is to put in max effort ! i dont even know if ill get into hawkesbury.. my uai is 0.55 higher than the 2004 cut off for the course =\

crap.. then i dont think my 0.55 uai advantage over last years uai will b sufficient then >.<

no no, i dont necessarily have to do a science course that has that high of a cut off.. i just want to get into usyd or uts or unsw with a relatively low cut off.. say 70-80? (a course like health science or another applied science course (uai of around 75 ish) i just dont think repeating wuld...

yeh thats true.. but the fact that i live around 2 hours + from hawkesbury is a big factor on my mind.. i was also wondreing how many hours p/week is it for B applied science (enviro management + tourism) >

hey, the uai cut off for B Applied science at hawkesbury was 61.70 last year, i got 62.25 for my uai (im looking to work hard and app for a transfer) i was wondering if ther was anyway to be sure that my 62.25 uai wuld get me into that course.. =\

yeh what does this mean..? i got only 65 uai .. and im looking to do B. applied science at Hawkesbury then try my best to maintain a D average and transfer to a low in demand course like health science? or smthn like that in usyd or unsw.. im jus a lil freaked by what klh said about it being...

i know this may of had been touchd upon before.. but iwas just wondering.. due to the significantly lower number of applicants sittn the hsc this year and less people looking at uni's as a option due to the increase in HECS $$, do u think the uai cut offs will be lower than the 2004 cut offs? O.O

i think i may have to go to hawkesbury UWS.. is it similar to the campus in blacktown?

ah ok thanks. ah well.. i dont have the necessary marks even for full fee paying.. guess ill have to try for a transfer =\

ah ok, i c, but for full fee paying, dont u have to be quite close to the cut off to be allowed to do this? or are u allowed in as long as u pay full fees?

hey, i was wondering what direct entry was.. is it like full paying fees? because iheard from another thread that unis often cheat.. and by cheat do they mean that the unis will allow a certain number of students in via a different method? (eg. another exam, money)

hey guys i was wondering.. with a uai of only 63, but if i get like a D average or 5.5 for my GPA, will i be able to transfer into a relatively low course in unsw or usyd after my 1st year?

so if i want to transfer from uws to unsw or usyd or uts, and do well with a D average, but with a pretty low uai, is there still a chance of me making my transfer?

yeh what is direct entry? if it is fee paying, then dont u need to be at least close to the actual uai? or do u mean they cheat as in they'd let people in thru fee paying?

Hmm yeh, i was thinking of the same question.. what are the chances or odds of a successful transfer from UWS (hawkesbury) into UNSW or USYD (B. arts or science or something low in demand?)