Transfering into International Studies/Law

[chrisjb]

Okay, so International Studies/Law is fairly high on my list atm, but the ATAR requirement (95.15) is perhaps a little out of my reach. What would be the best way to transfer into the course after 1 year? I've thought of two options:

1) International studies at melb (72.85) --> International Studies/Law
2) International Studies/Law at geelong (90.1) --> International Studies/Law at burwood

I figured these would be the most effective means of getting into the course, but I'm not quite sure how the whole transfer thing works, so I've got no idea which option would be better (or if a third option would be better?) Is it a problem that it's a double degree? What other options are there?

maximum confuse

Anyway, thanks in advance for your help. Sorry about being such a newfag at this stuff.

[chocolate05]

Best bet would be to get into International Studies/Law at geelong and then transfer to burwood at the end of the year. By doing this, your guaranteed into a course doing international and law, as well as not having to repeat or do any extra years. Intercampus tranfer at deakin requires one complete year of your course and a 70 minimum to transfer to a different campus.

[Fyrefly]

Best bet would be to get into International Studies/Law at geelong and then transfer to burwood at the end of the year. By doing this, your guaranteed into a course doing international and law, as well as not having to repeat or do any extra years. Intercampus tranfer at deakin requires one complete year of your course and a 70 minimum to transfer to a different campus.

Agreed. Option 2 is better.

[chrisjb]

Weeeeeeeeeeeoooooowahhoooo thanks guys!

[Gloamglozer]

I think I answered this question back on VN.  And ninwa did so too...  How come it wasn't transferred over here?

[Fyrefly]

I think I answered this question back on VN.  And ninwa did so too...  How come it wasn't transferred over here?

Evil voodoo magic.