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VCE Stuff => VTAC Discussion => Topic started by: staceyanne1 on December 24, 2013, 04:01:21 pm
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Is it a raw 25 or a scaled 25
Thanks
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25 raw
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All required study scores in VTAC preferences are raw, not scaled : )
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what happens if u get a 24? Can you still get in?
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what happens if u get a 24? Can you still get in?
Unfortunately not.
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what happens if u get a 24? Can you still get in?
I think you can get in so long as you take the methods-level maths unit as a corequisite (MTH1010). I recommend you contact the university for more information (N.B. They might not get back to you until Jan 2, the university is closed at the moment :) ).
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I think you can get in so long as you take the methods-level maths unit as a corequisite (MTH1010). I recommend you contact the university for more information (N.B. They might not get back to you until Jan 2, the university is closed at the moment :) ).
Interesting. Do you know if that is for all applicants (regardless of whether or not they took methods) or only those that get very close to a 25?
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Sorry mate, no idea! Hopefully someone else here or from the university can better answer your question. Good luck!
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Itll be any applicant regardless of ss. The only reason unis have minimum ss is because a lot of the core units of the degree requires assumed knowledge taught in vce methods (it's not there as a barrier to entry to preclude students who didnt do methods). The maths course provided by the poster above is a "bridging course" designed to teach students the exact same concepts covered in vce.
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Sorry mate, no idea! Hopefully someone else here or from the university can better answer your question. Good luck!
Just sent an email to the faculty of bus/eco to ask. Don't think a response would come soon as we are now in the holiday period (the site says they're back 2nd jan) but will post back with the answer if I get one!
If you can in fact enter the BComm without methods, provided you take the bridging unit, I would be very happy.
edit: found something interesting about the melbourne BComm in my browsing:
from: http://bcom.unimelb.edu.au/apply/entry_requirements
If you have not met the mathematics prerequisite for the Bachelor of Commerce, you are able to do so by achieving a 75% in the Unilearn Senior Mathematics program. Unilearn Senior Mathematics is an online course that can be completed in a minimum of 18 weeks. Please visit the Unilearn website for more details. Note that you will need to provide your Unilearn results before you are eligible to receive a full offer of a place in the degree.