Bachelors In Australia
Do anyone have information about universities in Australia who allow enrolling to bachelors program without any minimum marks or score criteria ,preferably in Queensland.
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Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by praindia82
(Post 11658941)
Do anyone have information about universities in Australia who allow enrolling to bachelors program without any minimum marks or score criteria ,preferably in Queensland.
I do know of degree mills (one from Pakistan was recently exposed by the NY Times) that do that, but I'm sure that's not what you're looking for :) |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by praindia82
(Post 11658941)
Do anyone have information about universities in Australia who allow enrolling to bachelors program without any minimum marks or score criteria ,preferably in Queensland.
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Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 11659067)
I work with a guy who has an MBA. He is completely useless. I can ask where he bought it.
I'll have to remember that if/when I get another engineering job and am stuck with knobs. |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by xizzles
(Post 11659006)
I seriously doubt any kosher university in Australia or worldwide would allow that to happen - much less in Queensland.
I do know of degree mills (one from Pakistan was recently exposed by the NY Times) that do that, but I'm sure that's not what you're looking for :) Of course, if they want to do law/medicine/anything highly oversubscribed, they've probably got absolutely no chance. |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by msmyrtle
(Post 11659642)
:hysterical:
I'll have to remember that if/when I get another engineering job and am stuck with knobs. |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by Dreamy
(Post 11659659)
I seriously doubt that most universities don't have provision for mature students (ie anyone who hasn't just left school clutching their OP (in QLD) score) - The OP needs to decide what degree course they want to do, where they want to do it, and check the University's guidelines for how to enter - usually they'd have to sit some kind of entrance exam.
Of course, if they want to do law/medicine/anything highly oversubscribed, they've probably got absolutely no chance.
Originally Posted by praindia82
(Post 11658941)
Do anyone have information about universities in Australia who allow enrolling to bachelors program without any minimum marks or score criteria ,preferably in Queensland.
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Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by Dreamy
(Post 11659659)
I seriously doubt that most universities don't have provision for mature students (ie anyone who hasn't just left school clutching their OP (in QLD) score) - The OP needs to decide what degree course they want to do, where they want to do it, and check the University's guidelines for how to enter - usually they'd have to sit some kind of entrance exam.
Of course, if they want to do law/medicine/anything highly oversubscribed, they've probably got absolutely no chance.
Originally Posted by xizzles
(Post 11659688)
I'm not trying to knock mature students, but even they would be subject to minimum qualifying criteria even if the criteria may not be one's traditional GCE O or A levels, IB or equivalent scores. The OP asked the below:
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Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 11659711)
As a mature student I had to sit an entrance exam and score 80% or higher. I also needed to have proficient English...'cause really, how the hell else are you going to write academic papers if you can't speak/read/write the language?
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Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 11659711)
how the hell else are you going to write academic papers if you can't speak/read/write the language?
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Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by xizzles
(Post 11659688)
I'm not trying to knock mature students, but even they would be subject to minimum qualifying criteria even if the criteria may not be one's traditional GCE O or A levels, IB or equivalent scores. The OP asked the below:
For instance, QUT will look at your work experience - Even if you don't have any secondary school results or tertiary study, you can still qualify for entry to our courses. QTAC will calculate a rank for you based on your professional qualifications, work experience and life experience. We call this 'alternative entry'. Alternative entry is about demonstrating that you'll be able to handle university study even if your qualifications and experience don't relate directly to the course you're applying for. Alternative entry is ideal if you've been working for a number of years and don't have any formal academic qualifications, or if your qualifications don't give you a high enough rank to gain entry to your chosen course. To apply using alternative entry, you must be aged 17 or older. You can't apply using alternative entry if it's been less than a year since you completed Year 12. Perhaps you could have been a little less dismissive of their question. |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by Dreamy
(Post 11659776)
The minimum qualifying criteria would be the result of the entrance exam
For instance, QUT will look at your work experience - So that would fit the OP's question of 'Do anyone have information about universities in Australia who allow enrolling to bachelors program without any minimum marks or score criteria ,preferably in Queensland.' Perhaps you could have been a little less dismissive of their question. |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by xizzles
(Post 11659688)
I'm not trying to knock mature students, but even they would be subject to minimum qualifying criteria even if the criteria may not be one's traditional GCE O or A levels, IB or equivalent scores. The OP asked the below:
Mrs TB was a enters as a mature student in Sydney. She had to have the equivalent of a few credits as Oz didn't count her Korean high school results for muc. So she went to TAFE for 2 yrs first, but crucially she was working full time as well and years of corporate accounting experience. She was a rarity at uni ( I don't think there was an entrance exam as the TAFE stuff counted as that IIRC). She was already an Oz citizen before enrolling, so no English test, again IIRC, it was a long time ago;) |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Actually the OP can go to University in Australia without any particular marks.
Have look at open.edu.au Open Universities Australia is a portal for several Australian Universities in which you can study your degree by distance (even transfer to on campus later if you like). When you graduate you don't get your degree from Open Universities, you get it from the University that offered that particular degree through the OUA Portal... The exact same as someone on campus. The Universities you can study at through Open rage, you've got Macquarie University, Monash University, RMIT, Murdoch University, Griffith University, Curtin University, Swinborne University... The list goes on. There are a rage of Bachelors and Masters (although masters you need a bachelor/grad cert). There are generally no entry requirements as you don't register your degree until you have completed 2 - 3 subjects with them. To apply, just go to the open website, find a degree and university that suits and away you go. You can pay for your uni or use HECS/Help to cover the cost of your degree. Go to www.open.edu.au Good luck! |
Re: Bachelors In Australia
Originally Posted by canadaeh
(Post 11664079)
Actually the OP can go to University in Australia without any particular marks.
Originally Posted by canadaeh
(Post 11664079)
There are generally no entry requirements as you don't register your degree until you have completed 2 - 3 subjects with them.
Originally Posted by canadaeh
(Post 11664079)
To apply, just go to the open website, find a degree and university that suits and away you go. You can pay for your uni or use HECS/Help to cover the cost of your degree.
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