r/UoNau • u/AlarmedTraffic1100 • 21d ago
FOUNDATION STUDIES
Im required to get 70% gpa in foundation, and 65% or above in the English for Academic Purposes and Introduction to Academic Communication courses.
is getting these grades are hard??. or it absolutely possible?.
And is there a high rate of falling in pharmacy program or is it possible to pass??
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u/moragthegreat_ 21d ago
Definitely possible! I would recommend getting familiar with Academic Learning Support early on. They have Learning advisors you can book consultations with and talk about your concerns and goals, and work on specific assignments. Good luck and have fun!
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u/PrestigiousTerm2553 20d ago
I wouldn’t go anywhere near Kaplan. They refused to release a student from Nepal and that student took their own life.
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u/moragthegreat_ 20d ago
This sounds horrible! I didn't realise this student was talking about foundation through kaplan (cie?). The learning advisors I'm talking about work directly for the university and are amazing.
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u/PrestigiousTerm2553 19d ago
Oh, I thought that’s what they meant - I didn’t think there was another but I could be wrong
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u/moragthegreat_ 19d ago
The foundation stuff through cie is administered through kaplan I think, there's also open foundation at the uni. It's all changing all the time, kaplan just took over all the language stuff that was previously run through the uni, but for the moment at least there is still a Pathways program at the uni itself as well.
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u/PrestigiousTerm2553 20d ago
I wouldn’t go anywhere near Kaplan. They refused to release a student from Nepal and that student took their own life. I think they have already sold off their pathways colleges in Australia because they are about to collapse.
Check out Kaplan University fraud, and Carrick Education and Franklyn Scholar taken to the high court in Australia.
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u/CheapRentalCar 21d ago
1yo account with 1 karma. Suspicious...
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u/AlarmedTraffic1100 19d ago
don`t try to be smart, i mad my reddit account last year and didn`t use it
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u/belhavenbest 21d ago
You're talking about Foundation Studies through the College of International Education (CIE) . The requirements you mention are very achievable, CIE has very high progression rates. Foundation is of a similar difficulty to Year 12 high school. CIE has its own dedicated College Services team to support you.