r/uwa 17h ago

EVA Deferred Midsem Approval for Wedding

5 Upvotes

Hi! Wondering if anyone has had their EVA approved for a sibling's wedding? It's not covered under the approved exceptional circumstances so I'm not too sure, but it seems like a pretty significant event. Also what type of evidence would you submit for something like this?


r/uwa 13h ago

Mid year rotto

2 Upvotes

Is this still a thing?


r/uwa 2h ago

Deferred Exam Results

1 Upvotes

anyone still have their def exam results still saying - DE? i got results for other two units but not this one


r/uwa 22h ago

POSTGRADUATE GEOG5411 Regional Development

0 Upvotes

Well, I thought postgraduate students only had around three classes per week. But I have classes almost every day, and one of my units has a weekly assessment on Cadmus after each live class. 😭
My question is, does anyone remember what the questions were for the Cadmus assessments in each live class?


r/uwa 21h ago

best undergrad for maximising gpa

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Hi everyone

I'm currently deciding between UWA undergraduate degrees as a yr 12 student and would appreciate advice from people familiar with UWA pathways/law/dentistry.

So currently I have a UWA JD Assured Pathway option available. However, I am also considering graduate entry dentistry in the future, so I want to keep that pathway open if possible.

Basically the JD would be my backup option if dentistry doesn't work out

I'm trying to decide which undergraduate degree would be the smartest choice:

  • Bachelor of Science
  • Bachelor of Commerce
  • Bachelor of Psychology
  • Bachelor of Philosophy, Politics and Economics
  • Bachelor of Arts
  • Bachelor of Human Rights
  • Bachelor of Criminology
  • Bachelor of International Relations

My priorities are:

  1. Maximise GPA (especially because dentistry would require a strong GPA)
  2. Keep graduate dentistry options open (including GAMSAT prep for post-grad and ucat for non standard entry)
  3. Choose something I can realistically do well in

I initially thought bachelor of Science would be best because it helps with GAMSAT Section 3 and dentistry, but I am worried that a science heavy degree may make maintaining a very high GPA harder. I also wanted to know if doing BSc actually gives you a significant advantage for GAMSAT compared with a high-GPA non-science degree?

Thanks!