Engineering at Melbourne

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Hey. The guaranteed entry thing with the ENTER of 95 thing was what they told us last year - and at that stage, it was not officially confirmed.
Here is something that is more updated from the Melbourne Engineering website:

http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/future/Beyond2010.html

In 2011, guaranteed Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) will be offered in the Master of Engineering to Australian students, who satisfactorily complete a Melbourne Model pathway degree with a major or sequence in engineering (achieving an average of 65% in their final two years).

[QuantumJG]

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Hey. The guaranteed entry thing with the ENTER of 95 thing was what they told us last year - and at that stage, it was not officially confirmed.
Here is something that is more updated from the Melbourne Engineering website:

http://www.eng.unimelb.edu.au/future/Beyond2010.html

In 2011, guaranteed Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) will be offered in the Master of Engineering to Australian students, who satisfactorily complete a Melbourne Model pathway degree with a major or sequence in engineering (achieving an average of 65% in their final two years).

So let me get this straight!

The whole ENTER of 95 isn't required anymore! You only need to average an H3 to be considered a CSP placement? In my first semester I averaged an H2B (74.5%) - I just added up all the scores and divided by 4 (is that right?). Now I'm pretty sure that getting higher marks in second and third year may become difficult, but, if I could keep that average or get a higher average I should be able to go into the master of engineering!

One question why didn't the MSc require an ENTER of 95 to be guarenteed a placement?