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Yes, you can enrol in however many subjects you'd like to. Note, though, that certain subjects in future will require you to have completed the prerequisite courses before you can do them, so do some research ahead of time and choose wisely so that it doesn't disrupt your progression through the program too much.
Can I call qtac to confirm wether they combine in case of completing your most recent 1 year FTE at the same institution.Also what about UAC?
As a general rule, lectures are recorded and are not compulsory. I can say with certainty this is the case for all first year subjects dental students take, other then the dent-specific subject (which I’m sure would be the same as well - but I haven’t done it as I’m not a dent student).
Called QTAC but didn’t get a solid response, can anyone else confirm wether it matter to do your new degree at same institution or a different uni, in regards to getting a ranking from QTAC when applying to dent/Med.
No, it doesn’t matter. New degree = new GPA regardless of whether it’s at the same institution or not. Griffith will use the results from the most recent degree.
Where are you getting this information from? It’s not consistent with my understanding of the admissions process. Even when you start a new degree at the same tertiary institution, you get given a new GPA, and this gets passed onto QTAC. I’ve done this myself in the past.
It's what I was verbally told by QTAC and had confirmed when I got an offer for Griffith dent from 2 semesters of 2 seperate courses at UQ. But that's not to say they won't use individual course results from the same uni as well. QTAC does calculate ranks using different methods and then uses the highest one.
Could this be because you didn’t have 1FTE of study from either course individually, so they combined your results to make you eligible? Or if not, how do you know Griffith didn’t just use the results from the second course to assess your eligibility?
Yeah, I guess it's possible that it was only due to them being <1FTE each, or perhaps they only combine where it will benefit the applicant.
This is kind of off topic, but how long did it take for your credit application to be processed?Heyy is anyone able to give some insight on 2nd year workload compared to 1st year? I've got 4 subjects accredited for (2 each trimester) in my 1st year so was thinking about doing biochem now and lessening workload for next year. Thanks!
