Just some questions here.Is it better to study Actuarial Science or Engineering in Australia?And which is the top University suggested to go for these two courses?
Studying in Australia (V 3.1), Please use proper English
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 May 23 2010, 10:39 PM
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QUOTE(Hikari0307 @ May 23 2010, 10:49 PM) Define: better Trying to mean the quality produced in these two course. Which one has a higher quality come to other countries like UK and US. My friends telling me that UK good for engineering and US good for actuarial science. Any idea about Australia?those courses you can go to any Group of 8 Uni is find or for Actuarial Macquarie is a really good University as well.  And,do you know how many papers are exempted from IAA in each university? |
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May 24 2010, 10:42 AM
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Can I know is there any way you can check is it the university in more to practical work or theory based throughout the course?What course are you taking or graduated from?
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Just want to know,is it possible to apply for a conditional offer from australia university with trials results without IELTS assessment?
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QUOTE(alex13 @ Jul 5 2010, 03:05 PM) Hi, My trial result is A-level..Then will I be excluded from paying for the application fee when applying for a conditional offer?Btw,thanks for your info. Trial Results is for SPM / STPM / Foundation studies? I am not sure whether those HSC / SAM thing for trial / forecast results. Even there is, they won't fully review your application until you got the full results. SPM wise, you can only apply for international colleges / TAFE related studies. Sorry I do not know about STPM. The rules of thumb is that conditional offer letter is offered when you meet about 80% of the core requirements and the 20% left is pending of soon to be acquired. Yes, if your met study requirements, the application will be reviewed and they will issue conditional offer letter to you stating that you need to meet the English Requirements and etc. Unconditional Offer Letter will only be issued when all the requirements are met + payment.  |
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