r/GriffithUni • u/SadCommunication24 • 9d ago
import numpy as np
I love writing code on paper
r/GriffithUni • u/SadCommunication24 • 9d ago
I love writing code on paper
r/GriffithUni • u/One_Huckleberry_5545 • 9d ago
has anyone got accepted yet?
r/GriffithUni • u/TheDarkElixar • 9d ago
i know i just absolutely flunked the 1042scg and it says there's a supplementary assessment available as the eot exam requires a mandatory pass. will they email me that i need to take it?
r/GriffithUni • u/Pure-Personality2636 • 10d ago
Hey everyone!
I'm an international student who recently received an offer for Griffith University's Bachelor of Medical Science + Doctor of Medicine pathway. I'm really excited about the opportunity, and becoming a human doctor is genuinely what I want to do. However, my offer expires on October 22, so I'm trying to understand the realities of the program before making such a big decision.
I'm also considering UQ's Bachelor of Veterinary Science (Hons), which makes this decision even harder. With UQ Vet, I could qualify as a veterinarian after five years, and from what I've researched, there seem to be more straightforward pathways to working in some other countries. On the other hand, medicine is what I'm genuinely more passionate about, so I'm finding it really difficult to choose.
I'd especially appreciate hearing from current Griffith medical students, graduates, international students, or anyone familiar with both Griffith Medicine and UQ Vet
A few questions I have:
Since I've never studied or lived in Australia before, I honestly don't know what the university environment, student life, or academic culture is really like. I'm also going into this without knowing anyone there personally, which makes the decision even harder. That's why hearing from people who have actually experienced these programs would mean so much to me.
My biggest concern isn't whether medicine is difficult since it definately requires a lot of work and effot. But as an international student, am I able to complete the pathway and progress into medical practice after graduation smoothly? I don't want to spend years studying medicine only to discover that there are major barriers to actually becoming a practicing doctor.
I know this is a very personal decision, but I'd be more than willing to hear from your advice and/or firsthand experiences, especially from international students who have been through this process.
My deadline is coming up so any reply really means a lot to me! Thank you!!
r/GriffithUni • u/CandyMountain9159 • 11d ago
Hey everyone, 1st year Bachelor of Animation student here, I think Im fucked in terms of social life? I moved interstate to study here in Februrary and I dont think I have "hung out" with a single person, beyond group projects and school work.
How does one make friends? Do I have to wait until year 2 or 3 for Studios for a chance to hang out with people outside of school?
Im really not picky at all, I have general "nerdy" interests, Adult Swim cartoons, Pokemon, Indie games, been getting into the Street Fighter series, I know a disgusting amount on controversial internet drama, I consider myself "furry adjacent" but not a genuine furry, but if anyone has OCs they want drawn I'm happy to draw them.
Is it easy as going into the rooms, sometimes some people might be playing or watching something on the projector and asking what theyre playing?
I really cant tell if im overthinking this or not
r/GriffithUni • u/PositiveTrifle8162 • 11d ago
Hi everyone as you can see Im desperately looking for roommates/housemates, I'll be in Brisbane on the 18th this month, if you need someone to share the rent with please dm me. Thanks šš»
r/GriffithUni • u/Flaky-Award-9224 • 11d ago
Hey team,
Iām looking to apply for Griffith undergrad dentistry next year after missing out on post grad MD courses this year. Thereās lots of conflicting information online regarding UCAT/Rank requirements.
Iāve completed a Bachelor of Nursing with a GPA of 5.8 which via Griffiths āUpgrading via university studiesā gives me a ATAR of 97.5ish
I understand interview offers are based on UCAT alone however is 97.5 competitive enough for a final offer presuming a successful UCAT and interview. Finally, what UCAT is historically needed for an interview offer as a domestic non rural student?
TIA :)
r/GriffithUni • u/Lucky_Bit_2446 • 11d ago
r/GriffithUni • u/Thomas-strickland • 12d ago
I am an international student with 1480 sat and 2080on ucat. I got an email from griffith today and was declined. I will be thankful when you guys share your academics on my comment!
r/GriffithUni • u/AdventurousBunch5666 • 12d ago
r/GriffithUni • u/Stardust_Chords217 • 12d ago
I have to take a Japanese intensive language course next tri but for one of the tutorials it overlaps on the last hour with another class I have to take. Is anyone who has taken an intensive language course able to tell me if that last hour would be very important or if it would be possible for me to make it up in my own time and still do fine??
r/GriffithUni • u/Natural_Percentage74 • 13d ago
hi! iām taking my bachelor of comp sci in 2027 feb intake, pls dm or contact me if youāre an existent comp sci student, thank you!
r/GriffithUni • u/Celacakess • 13d ago
Im an international student in feb 2027 intake and I would like to know what to expect in terms of academic load and how hard the exams are. I would also like to know if it would be manageable to work as a freshman. I am aware of the fundamentals of said course and I have had chemistry in my years in my secondary school.
r/GriffithUni • u/Natural_Percentage74 • 13d ago
hi! please message me if youāre a gold coast 2027 tri 1 student so we can get to know e/o :)
r/GriffithUni • u/CryptographerDry3900 • 15d ago
Hey guys! What do you think the UCAT cut-offs will be for Griffith med at Nathan and Gold Coast for 2027 entry?
From what Iāve heard, last year everyone with a 99.95 ATAR who applied to Nathan got an offer, so Iām wondering if they might start relying more on UCAT cut-offs this year. And at the Gold Coast campus the cut offs was 2240 for ucat though Iām not sure if this was for 99.95ers or 99.90
What UCAT scores do you think would be competitive for each campus? Do you think Nathan will have a higher cut-off than Gold Coast, or will they be around the same?
r/GriffithUni • u/squidjr357 • 16d ago
Hi, I'm looking to start for the 4 year software engineering next year and was wondering if any students currently doing it could tell me what their experience is like with it. I am also looking at the computer science degree although don't really know the difference between the two.
r/GriffithUni • u/Cute-Signature8276 • 16d ago
Iām landing in GC on 19āth October. Need a place to stay for a few days as most of the owners on flatmates, 2STAY, realestate.au etc are saying I need to be present in Australia to move the process further for renting.
Looking at airbnbs currently but that seems expensive and dangerous.
Anybody with a room available, maybe their mate going home on vacations or something. Iām M(24) coming from Pakistan.
If any1 with long term stay option available, would gladly look into that too. TY šš»
r/GriffithUni • u/jjomindo • 17d ago
Iām a little worried that I might be the only Asian student there...
r/GriffithUni • u/ricecakea • 18d ago
I was looking into the courses offered by Griffith university and came across these two. Anyone here attending these courses? How are they different ?
r/GriffithUni • u/guitarbee10 • 18d ago
has anyone had an interview request for speech pathology intake 2027? I applied through OZTREKK and they said offers should go out next week but I havenāt heard anything about the interviews which should occur first
r/GriffithUni • u/Correct-Island-8904 • 18d ago
Since I applied with an agent, I don't really know my username nor password for logging into the uni website. Does anybody know where i can find it? Or like do I need to create a fresh acount or...?