SIM UOL August 2012 Intake

melmel92

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hi guys! i just recently got an offer for the UOL econs&fin program. but i'm in a dilemma. should i continue with uol or wait until feb 2013 and go to university of melbourne? i'm 20 this year btw so i'd be 21 if i start uni in melb..

It's up to you. Whether you prefer the UK system (100% examination based) or the aussie system, which is part assignment part exam based.

Also IMO, age isn't a matter. It's how you go about spending your life. If money isn't an issue, I'd suggest you go to Melbourne. The experience there should be wonderful :)

Just my two cents. Good luck!
 

chiwawa23

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hi guys! i just recently got an offer for the UOL econs&fin program. but i'm in a dilemma. should i continue with uol or wait until feb 2013 and go to university of melbourne? i'm 20 this year btw so i'd be 21 if i start uni in melb..

Age shouldn't be a problem. The real thing is that u must have passion to study what u wanna study, so that u will put in the effort and time, also is what type of method u are more suitable to, UK is like exam-based, but Aussie is part exam part project-based. So it's really up to u to go and decide which suits u best.
 

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eCR will start on 18 jul and last till 25 jul. Now gotta start thinking about planning timetable.

Anyone know if the timetable selection is first come first basis? Like the first to choose has more time slot to choose then those who choose late?
 

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hi, i think it really depends on what you really like (between e&f and the course that you are gg to chose in uni of melbourne). it really does not matter what age you are because as long as u are doing something you love, you won't regret it. maybe you could talk to your parents and friends to get more opinions? :)

the course i'm going to be taking in melbourne will also be econs and finance. i talked to my friends and they said i shouldn't be wasting time anymore :/

It's up to you. Whether you prefer the UK system (100% examination based) or the aussie system, which is part assignment part exam based.

Also IMO, age isn't a matter. It's how you go about spending your life. If money isn't an issue, I'd suggest you go to Melbourne. The experience there should be wonderful :)

Just my two cents. Good luck!

hey thank you. well all my life i have been in the uk education system. so i don't know if i will be used to the australian system. ya i heard melbourne is a good place too.

Age shouldn't be a problem. The real thing is that u must have passion to study what u wanna study, so that u will put in the effort and time, also is what type of method u are more suitable to, UK is like exam-based, but Aussie is part exam part project-based. So it's really up to u to go and decide which suits u best.

i have tried the uk method. never tried the australian method so i don't know which one i will like best. i have no problem with the uk system though.
 

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Hi guys,
Is there anyone taking Econ & Finance or senior here? Can give me advice on what module to select for Yr 1? I really have no idea what to choose for the eCR. I will be glad to receive advice so in order for me to refer and consider for my eCR selection. PM me~~Thanks
 

zercab

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Hi guys,
Is there anyone taking Econ & Finance or senior here? Can give me advice on what module to select for Yr 1? I really have no idea what to choose for the eCR. I will be glad to receive advice so in order for me to refer and consider for my eCR selection. PM me~~Thanks

Im on econs & finance pt. Going to start 1st yr soon. I believe econs n finance u dun hav much choice nia..pretty much lined up nicely liao..
 
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