Post by: shadzyg on August 23, 2017, 04:53:40 pm
My school hasn't brought up much about early entry and I can't find anything online. I was just asking which universities are accepting early entry applications at this time? Cheers.
Post by: fantasticbeasts3 on August 23, 2017, 04:58:28 pm
Hey guys,
My school hasn't brought up much about early entry and I can't find anything online. I was just asking which universities are accepting early entry applications at this time? Cheers.
the university of wollongong closed not too long ago (or is it still open? a bit unsure). i think notre dame is accepting entries at the moment :-)
Post by: phebsh on September 01, 2017, 07:43:07 pm
Post by: Natasha.97 on September 01, 2017, 08:53:59 pm
Hey guys,
My school hasn't brought up much about early entry and I can't find anything online. I was just asking which universities are accepting early entry applications at this time? Cheers.
Hi!
This is a UAC factsheet for early entry
Post by: phebsh on September 08, 2017, 06:08:25 pm
I want to know if it is 'acceptable' in the workforce to have graduated from a small and new university. My marks are not looking great and I'm guessing I'm going to end up at a smaller university because they tend to be easier to get into. I'd like to know in terms of when an employer looks at my resume, will they care whether I came out of a top university or not? I'm going to do business and I know that's a pretty common degree. Thank you in advanced.
Post by: fantasticbeasts3 on September 08, 2017, 06:51:56 pm
Hey, I didn't know where to post my question so I hope this is okay...
I want to know if it is 'acceptable' in the workforce to have graduated from a small and new university. My marks are not looking great and I'm guessing I'm going to end up at a smaller university because they tend to be easier to get into. I'd like to know in terms of when an employer looks at my resume, will they care whether I came out of a top university or not? I'm going to do business and I know that's a pretty common degree. Thank you in advanced.
hi! i have no experience of this, because i'm in year 12 myself. it depends on the interview, i reckon. one of my teachers had two friends going for jobs at the same company, and one went to what might be called a crap uni, and the other, quite a prestigious one. the one that went to the crap uni got the job, because of how she presented herself at the interview. from this story, i'd say there is no "acceptable" uni.
no matter what, you are going to do the same business course as other people, despite it being in a smaller uni. you can always transfer anyway!