[Monash] 2015 Semester One Results Thread

[brenden]

Hey Dejan, reckon you learned something after it all, at least? I mean, defs sucks to get some shit scores, but you know what they say about what you learn in successes and failures!

And daaaaaaamn Zealous, absolutely killed it! Good job! (funnily enough, one of my friends was a tutor for ENG1002, be really funny if he helped you get to that 98. )

And as for me:

2015   CHM2911   2   SYNTHETIC CHEMISTRY   1   6   84   HD
2015   MTH2025   2   LINEAR ALGEBRA (ADVANCED)   1   6   81   HD
2015   MTH3241   3   RANDOM PROCESSES IN THE SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING   1   6   85   HD
2015   SCI2015   2   SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE AND COMMUNICATION (ADVANCED)   1   6   83   HD

Sorta mixed feelings here, but fairly pleased with the results overall - thought I'd get higher in linear algebra (would've at least liked 82 for some nice stepping scores), but oh well. Although, that 84 in chem means I got more than 0 marks for Brenden's section (aka, the worst section of any unit ever), so I'm absolutely stoked about that!

Only real annoying part is in aiming for a maths honours scholarship, I needed over 90 in MTH3241, which unfortunately I didn't get. :S The smallest scholarship requires at least 85, so I just barely made the cut there.. >.<; Hopefully I can do better in my other third year stats stuff.

Stellar semester. Well done mate!

[achre]

Well, my WAM went from a 75.3 to a 76.4, which was apparently high enough to transfer to Arts/Law. So I'm over the moon right now with my results 

[extremeftw]

Well, my WAM went from a 75.3 to a 76.4, which was apparently high enough to transfer to Arts/Law. So I'm over the moon right now with my results 

 Congrats!

 I still haven't heard if my transfer requests were successful; my WAM after first semester is 77.5 and I applied to transfer to arts/economics and arts/commerce. Hopefully I can be successful with my transfer as well!

[BigAl]

I applied for a course transfer to bachelor of engineering (mechanical) and apparently I got an offer (I wasn't expecting this because my marks are really bad) I don't know what to do now :/

By the way, congrats to those who did well on their exams! For others, I feel ya!

[skarrz]

Finally got my deferred exam results!! They took their time

ACC1000 - Principles of Acc/Finance 84 HD
BTC1110- Business Law 83 HD
ECC1000 - Introductory Microeconomics 73 D
MGC1010 - Principles of Management 72 D

super stoked given that I sat ECC and MGC a week after being in hospital for ages. Need to keep up the motivation to get my average above 80 this semester.

Need some ideas, I'm debating transferring into Law/Com but I already have been at uni 6 years.. It's what I'm interested in but unsure if I can commit to that long (will be nearly 30 by the time I graduated..)

[slothpomba]

Finally got my deferred exam results!! They took their time

ACC1000 - Principles of Acc/Finance 84 HD
BTC1110- Business Law 83 HD
ECC1000 - Introductory Microeconomics 73 D
MGC1010 - Principles of Management 72 D

super stoked given that I sat ECC and MGC a week after being in hospital for ages. Need to keep up the motivation to get my average above 80 this semester.

Need some ideas, I'm debating transferring into Law/Com but I already have been at uni 6 years.. It's what I'm interested in but unsure if I can commit to that long (will be nearly 30 by the time I graduated..)

Is it not possible to just leave you're degree and go into the JD? (If you're set on law). It'll shave a lot of time off.

I know you'll be a little older than most when you graduate but it happens way more often then you think. 30 isn't really that old. Time well spent isn't time lost either. If it's what you really want to do, you'll probably spend the next 30-35 (40?) years of your life doing it. It'd be real crap to look back and make those 30-40 years a shit one because you didnt take an extra year or two to get there.