lowest SS

[jm30]

watz the lowest study score that monash have accepted 4 MUEP maths. like you need 40-41 scaled, whats the lowest any1z got that was acceptd in? i hav straight A+ reportz for spesh and chem and the rest of my report is gud. my school were happi with me applying and everything. so yerr thankz in advance - first post!!

[Mao]

mmm if i remember correctly, mid-high 30 [raw] was accepted. [36 i think it was?]

[Captain]

watz the lowest study score that monash have accepted 4 MUEP maths. like you need 40-41 scaled, whats the lowest any1z got that was acceptd in? i hav straight A+ reportz for spesh and chem and the rest of my report is gud. my school were happi with me applying and everything. so yerr thankz in advance - first post!!

They say you need a 41 raw, but I got in with a 40 raw.

[Eriny]

I got into the Melbourne Extension Program with a 38.

[dav132]

my friend got in with 36 raw for methods cas,
but another friend didn't get in, and he had like 37/38 raw.
...maybe the rest of his grades weren't that good.

[chenny]

3 guys (if i remember right) this year at the clayton campus with me are doing methods 3/4 this year.
i don't think it matters as long as your teacher think you can handle it and monash is getting the money =)
i got in with a 39 raw

[t3nsai]

i got in without doing any 34 subjects

[GerrySly]

i got in without doing any 34 subjects

Wow really? You're advice would have been helpful 2 years ago :idiot2:

[vexx]

i got in without doing any 34 subjects

Wow really? You're advice would have been helpful 2 years ago :idiot2:

most of them that i know of don't requre you to have already done the subject.. i'm doing 3/4 chem and muep chem together this year, so i didn't need a chem score..

edit, woah 2000th post^_^

[GerrySly]

i got in without doing any 34 subjects

Wow really? You're advice would have been helpful 2 years ago :idiot2:

most of them that i know of don't requre you to have already done the subject.. i'm doing 3/4 chem and muep chem together this year, so i didn't need a chem score..

edit, woah 2000th post^_^

Sorry man, sarcasm doesn't convey well across the internet.

The OP is from 2008

[vexx]

i got in without doing any 34 subjects

Wow really? You're advice would have been helpful 2 years ago :idiot2:

most of them that i know of don't requre you to have already done the subject.. i'm doing 3/4 chem and muep chem together this year, so i didn't need a chem score..

edit, woah 2000th post^_^

Sorry man, sarcasm doesn't convey well across the internet.

The OP is from 2008

oh wow hahahah, i actually did not read what you said properly. argh today is not a good day for me. sorry><

[chocolate05]

did six subjects in year 11
-did really really shit in my 3/4 subject health, got 35 raw, after scaling its like 31.something
-A+ for eng/lit/legal
-B's/C's avg. for gen adv. and math methods

with those grades i got into both muep criminal justice (required either have done or doing this year 3/4 legal) and umep linguistics (required either have done or doing this year 3/4 eng/englang)

[t3nsai]

LOL  my bad XD

[chocolate05]

heyhey i ended up choose umep linguistics for multiple reasons ;P mostly the distance, but also the cost. if i went monash i would either have to travel 2 hours to get there couple of times a week or do it long distance and teach myself. whereas melb uni is like 40-50mins drive. personally for me i prefer learning with a teacher/class, rather than teach myself the subject lol. and also you had to pay $900 a year at monash and with the textbooks my parents would have had to pay $1300-1400, whereas at melbourne uni, the tuition was free, and you would only have had to pay for the textbooks which were like around $400-500. and because i have 5 vce subjects + 5 periods of homegroup/vce-admin a week at school, i wouldnt have made it in time to the monash uni for the 3.30-4pm classes, since i finish school at 3. if monash was closer to where i lived, hands down would have gone to monash but it was just too far and wouldnt have made it in time.

[minilunchbox]

the tuition was free, and you would only have had to pay for the textbooks which were like around $400-500.

;_; and this is only one subject.