A PhD and a completed masters by research that is non-graded are awarded a GPA of 7 automatically, so yes they’ll take precedence over other degrees. As for the others, it depends - if you have a higher GPA in your one year of a bachelor vs someone with two bachelor degrees, then you should receive the offer over them because GPA is their key selection criterion.
Thanks for the info Crow!
I might be overthinking too haha but I think Nirvas point could also be taken as if someone has a bachelors degree with a 7 and someone has first class honours, is preference given to honours in a tie breaker? I'm assuming the two outcomes in this scenario are either yes honours is ranked higher and given preference or alternatively the honours applicants bachelors GPA will be used as a secondary factor. Likewise, if someone has a 3 year bachelor of 7 vs 1 year of 7 is the 3 year degree given preference (I believe this to be the case reading through the threads but welcome correction) - do you have any insight on these factors? Though I understand it's highly unlikely a tie breaker will be needed for a 7 GPA
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