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[k9i9o0l0]

Going to ord in a few months. Local diploma with 2.11 GPA can go to which private uni?

 

[MrSinkie95]

RMIT lor.....

 

[k9i9o0l0]

Going to ord in a few months. Local diploma with 2.11 GPA can go to which private uni?

im interested in psychology but afraid can’t find jobs in the future

 

[FadedBoy]

RMIT lor.....

RMIT application close le. TS has to wait for 2019 jan intake haha

 

[FadedBoy]

im interested in psychology but afraid can’t find jobs in the future

If it's psychology, you may consider James Cook University or SIM-Uni at buffalo Psychology.

 

[k9i9o0l0]

RMIT application close le. TS has to wait for 2019 jan intake haha

will they accept me with my GPA?

 

[FadedBoy]

will they accept me with my GPA?

I’m in no position to comment. If you don’t apply, your chances are 0. It’s better if you send your queries to the University to get an answer.

 

[MoxLotus]

Going to ord in a few months. Local diploma with 2.11 GPA can go to which private uni?

If you wanna have degree with good prospect, UOL is probably a safer bet.

 

[cherryblossoms]

if wului, better to go oversea take foundation 6-9months, score well and can take any 4year degree liao

 

[k9i9o0l0]

If you wanna have degree with good prospect, UOL is probably a safer bet.

any suggestions on which course should i take?

 

[FadedBoy]

if wului, better to go oversea take foundation 6-9months, score well and can take any 4year degree liao

This is true. i did the foundation year, all the Unis from Australia to New Zealand plus some UK universities were open for me to apply and perhaps obtain a scholarship.

But that's if you have the money to throw in for your education xD.

 

[cherryblossoms]

This is true. i did the foundation year, all the Unis from Australia to New Zealand plus some UK universities were open for me to apply and perhaps obtain a scholarship.

But that's if you have the money to throw in for your education xD.

yupyup. go oversea do foundation is the best choice. IF possible. not forgetting it also double up as a ticket to migration!

anyway, like what others had say. go rmit/uol.

 

[twitterbirb]

For those interesting, University of Buffalo has regular talks on their course, you can check out on their website.