This morning I received an email responding to my acceptance of my transfer offer, and all was well as I went and enrolled into my second year B. Commerce units.
However, examining my course progression on WES shows:
Course: BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (ACCOUNTING) AND BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (BANKING AND FINANCE) (1333)
And displays the 8 first year units I have completed.
Course: BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (0179)
And Shows the 7 units I was given credit for, all of which are similiar in course information to that of my previous Caulfield units, and all of which show 'EXEMPTED' under mark/grade.
And at the bottom:
Grade point average (GPA) and Weighted average mark (WAM)
Course GPA WAM
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (ACCOUNTING) AND BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (BANKING AND FINANCE) XX YY
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE N/A N/A
XX and YY being my current GPA for the B. Business course, N/A implying my GPA didn't cross over of the 7 units I completed?
I emailed them and was told:
The units you did at Caulfield has a different unit code to the units offered at Clayton. Please refer to the offer letter outlining your credits.
For this reason the units need to be put up as credit and therefore cannot be transferred across to the new course.
If you need to use your results that you have completed under your Caulfield degree, you will need to use an official transcript to show .
Please remember that you have accepted an offer to another course and officially the units that you have completed come from another award and therefore it is not unusual for students to receive credit for these. In fact it is the only way that these units can come across in this instance.
Long story short, does this mean my hard work aiming for a high GPA (above the 70 seen as required to transfer) was pointless? 