ATAR Notes: Forum
VCE Stuff => VTAC Discussion => Topic started by: dekoyl on August 18, 2009, 04:39:02 am
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This is absurd.. but is it possible to do a subject or two in VCE whilst attending university (hence possibly boosting/meeting the requirements for a course) and to transfer after the first year?
I'm just wondering about the flexibility.
Thanks.
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If you don't meet requirements (subject wise), you would normally do bridging courses which are the equivalent VCE level subjects either at the Uni or a TAFE.
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If you don't meet requirements (subject wise), you would normally do bridging courses which are the equivalent VCE level subjects either at the Uni or a TAFE.
The only catch is that you'll be doing a whole year's worth of a subject in usually one semester. For example, the Spesh bridging course at UoM. You do pretty much the entire VCE course in one semester.
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There's no reason why you couldn't, at CAE or whatever.
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I'm wondering whether this would affect your ability to apply as a CY12 given that you have already begun another course?
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I was just wondering pretend in 10 years time u wnat to go to Uni or lets say 15 years time. What if you havent done a prerequisite subject, but u got a really good ENTER.
1= does ur ENETR sitll get sued in 10-15 times (seeing that the level/ur rank would have changed so much it doesn't make sense if it is)
2= can u do THAT prerequisite at TAFE whilst attending the Uni? How long does it take? Do you do for example "maths methods" for 1 whole year? or how does it work
thx, im just interested.
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I think in 10-15 years time you will forget your ENTER score, the subjects you did, and no one will mention it ever again.
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You would enter as a mature age student.
As for prerequisites, in 10-15 years you would've forgotten the content anyway.