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Uni Stuff => General University Discussion and Queries => Topic started by: scrubs-rocks on April 14, 2009, 03:04:27 pm
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hey, i am currently at the univesity of melbourne . I want to apply interstate - like say UNSW or WA because i am moving there. I have heard to get into UNSW i need to maintain a high GPA like it says 5.5 from a scale of (0-7), does anyone know what this means?
I am engineering student by the way.
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Probably about a 65-70 average or so, but I can never remember the exact conversion. Just search around for a conversion. Australian unis have something like 80+ = 7.0, 75-80 = 6.5, 70-75 = 6.0, and so on.
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thanks a lot.
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do you know if this is a fairly hard score to get, like 70%? Doesnt sound much, but then again, uni work is pretty hard.
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It's not insanely difficult. If you put in the work, you should get it.
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Different universities use completely different systems 4 calculating GPA.
For instance, Monash operates with a GPA of 0-4, instead of 0-7.
Ppl will look @ my GPA on my transcript and think I absolutely suck, when in reality I'm not *that* bad XD XD
As 4 GPA in general, wikipedia tells all:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPA_in_Australia
On the 0 - 7 scale, for 5.5 u'd want 2 b getting in the range of High Credits, Low Distinctions.
This is definitely do-able :)