Hi i’m a nursing student who has failed some subjects in the first year first semester and I need to retake them 2027 first semester, however my second year subjects are being delayed as I failed the subjects in my first year and I wanna know if I could take these failed subjects concurrently with the subjects that require them as prerequisites. I wanna know how lenient they are of my grades were around credit or pass. And what are the chances they will accept my situation? Because I do not wish to delay my degree as if I can’t take these subjects in my second year I will basically only be doing my prerequisites. Also, can I email the subject coordinator or do I have to submit an E-request?

Hi, I was considering applying for an internal transfer from my current degree (bachelor of medical science) to a bachelor of advanced science. From what I've read, credit transfer seems to occur automatically with previously completed subjects that match with the core subjects of the new degree.

However, I was wondering what would happen with the subjects that I've completed previously that aren't core subjects. I need to keep my electives free for different subjects that will be better suited for the postgrad study I'm interested in, but at the same time there is one subject I completed in medical science that I'd like to have the credit carry over for as an elective.

So TLDR, Is it possible for me to "choose" only one non-core subject credit (from my previous degree) to get carried over an elective when transferring internally into a different degree, or do they all automatically get credited as electives in the new degree? Any advice would be really appreciated :)

Hello, I've been studying forensic science/law at UTS and applied to business/law via UAC for the purpose of internally transferring.

I received the offer, and accepted the offer through my myStudentAdmin.

I'm just not sure how the actual 'transfer' works and am hoping if anyone with prior experience with this could help?

The notable issue I have is in the subjects and results tabs, it shows 2 separate courses (my previous one, and the newly accepted one, both with the statuses as: admitted).

(I have not yet submitted a CSP or a Recognition of Prior Learning form yet for the new course, If I submitted these, would UTS automatically withdraw from the previous course? Or do I have to manually withdraw from the previous course myself after doing the forms for the bus/law course?

Also I'm confused because I was advised that I had to wait a year until I could be eligible for an offer to transfer via UAC, but I got it early? and if I submit an RPL form, how will this account for subjects I'm currently undertaking and have exams for?

I have already emailed UTS 5 days ago about this and will call them tomorrow, but again, I thought it might help if I could get advice from any students who've experienced this :) Any help will be greatly appreciated 🙏

Hey all,

I’m currently in BBus 2nd year (Finance major) looking to complete the Accounting in Practice sub-major (SMJ08195).

My plan was to finish it with:

• 22576 Fundamentals of Business Data Analytics (doing now)
• 26600 Business Internship
• 22503 Sustainability Reporting and Analysis
• 22567 Planning and Control for Small Business Enterprises

Study Plan Management just confirmed via eRequest that 22567 has been cancelled/discontinued for 2027. Looking at the remaining options in the sub-major dropdown, most of the actual accounting subjects (22566, 22575, etc.) have no availabilities, leaving only:

• 21644 Law for Business Professionals
• 22579 Data Visualisation for Business Communication
• 22580 Data Ethics and Governance
• 22619 Consulting Strategy and Communication

None of these are traditional accounting subjects. I definitely don't want to do law or a presentation-heavy consulting unit, and after taking FBDA this semester, I know for sure I don't want to touch any more data analytics or governance subjects either.

What are my actual options here? Can the Accounting Disciplinary Group grant an exemption or manual substitution to pull in a standard, practical accounting unit (e.g. Cost Management Systems) to finish the remaining 6 CPs, or will they insist on one of the four left?

If a substitution isn't an option, what are the best alternative sub-majors to pair with Finance that avoid pure law, data pipelines, and presentation marathons? Any advice (especially from staff or anyone who's dealt with discontinued subjects) would be massively appreciated!

I am looking to transfer my UTS housing lease. This lease is valid until the 13th of January 2027. I am flexible with when I move out (keeping in mind 2 weeks notice is required). The room is a six bedroom share of mixed genders. Message me if you are interested.

I’d like to know if they were difficult since they are heavily focused on writing assessments. I’m planning to enroll for next semester

Just received a spot at mountain x scape for $389/weekly, all utilities included in a 6-shared TWIN room. It’s a 10 min walk to uts as well. What do you guys think about this? Do you guys know much about mountain x scape? Thank you

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What did you think were the best 4 options out of the list?

I’ve just done cybersecurity challenge studio and it was great, as well as cybersecurity for mobile platforms which was fairly easy.

What did you guys choose and how did you rate them?
Thank youuu

I seriously need to lock in tomorrow and I study significantly better at the library usually, but at the moment there are far too many noisy HS students. Any niche, quiet spots in the library anyone would recommend?

Hello,

Is it normal to be going into my exam with no marks all semester?

We had an essay due 11 September and class participation throughout. Our exam is Nov 11 and I am beginning to worry where I stand in this course.

edit: I do not believe my tutor has even marked them all, as when I go to the assignments tab on Canvas it states 'not yet graded'. I also defer my fees to HECS, have contacted my tutor and subject coordinator and have done everything right so far.

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Curious to know what is the stance given all these watermarks upgrades are coming up.

i’m cooked and there’s not much i can do halfway through the hsc 😭 there’s a chance i won’t reach the atar requirement for this course. it’s not impossible, but the selection rank is 75 and my internals have cooked me so hard that i’m looking at a 72 max. i’m relying on EAS adjustment points, which in this case a 72 would be just fine. but, i am considering worst case scenario.

the minimum atar to be considered for any uts course is 69, and with that i can still rely on the bonus points. i don’t think anything in that range truly reflects my ability, but that’s on me for getting complacent this year.

i can’t find any information and im a very anxious person, so i want to map out a plan B. has anyone here gone through a different pathway to get into a bachelor of psychology at uts, and what are the best options. if anyone’s willing to share details on their experience id rlly appreciate it

Hi, I am currently studying A levels in Spain (but I am a Canadian student who studied my entire life in Québec (French)), and I will be applying to Australian universities. Do I need an English proficiency test, or would my A levels be sufficient proof of my English proficiency? I am specifically applying to USYD, Monash, UTS and UNSW.

This is what the USYD university says about this:

If English is not your first language, you will need to provide proof of your English proficiency before you can commence your studies at the University.

You can do this either by demonstrating that you have completed specific secondary or tertiary qualifications, by taking an English language skills test, or by completing a relevant English language course at the University’s Centre for English Teaching.

And my Canadian passport isn't valid because they exclude Québec.

I just want to make sure before paying for a test!

Thank you!

Hi, I was wondering what you need to get this scholarship. I got into nursing for autumn 2027 with 4As in my IALs and would like to apply but feel like my chances are low to none since I don't have that great of an extracurricular profile, but still would like to hear from someone who has gotten this scholarship or knows about it. How do you write a personal statement, as in do they look for something specific? Does content written in the personal statement overlap with what you say in the video or does it have to be completely different? Do they rank based on grades too or are grades just a threshold required to apply?

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I’m currently doing my HSC and looking at studying psych, hoping to go 4th years honours and become accredited. I’ve been looking at all the unis, and it seems uts has one of if not the lowest selection rank, so a good backup degree for me. However, there’s not much at all online I can see about the degree and it doesn’t even show up when people rank bachelor of psych degrees in nsw. Could anyone who is currently studying or knows a lot about this degree tell me if it’s worth going to UTS or banking on a bridging course to a uni like sydney or unsw?

Hi 👋

I’ve read here on Reddit, that the Business Analysis Capstone finals last semester was extremely challenging and covering all tutorials and practice exams may not be enough to even pass the hurdle

For those who’ve completed the subject, would tutorials, exam samples be sufficient to cover the examinable material without leaving any gaps? How was your experience? What else would you recommend?

Advice from teaching staff or anyone with relevant experience would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone, I’m a student at USYD. After selling a business I built through vibe coding, I wanted to try something more ambitious but this time, with other people.

I’m putting together a team for a platform where emerging founders can showcase their startups, share progress and find collaborators. Alongside it, we’re building a media page to showcase the world of entrepreneurship and our project

I’d love to meet people interested in coding, app development, videography or editing. I’m also looking for someone who’d enjoy helping record content.

If you don’t have those skills yet, that’s fine too. Curiosity, reliability and a willingness to learn and contribute matter. I’m still learning myself.

This is early-stage, and I’m looking to meet potential collaborators and discuss roles, time commitments and compensation openly before anyone commits.

If you’ve wanted to build something , DM me!

Hello, I am a third year law student. I have a high credit average, have worked in hospitality for the past two years, and have attended some events at UTS over my three years.

It is only now that I am realising I have not gotten involved as much as I should have. I am lucky enough to go on an exchange in January to Canada, however when I return I will be going straight into Clerkships.

I am worried that because I have average grades, don’t have any legal work experience or volunteering I’ve basically screwed myself over.

I would love some advice as what to do to be able to still make myself a redeeming candidate? I feel like I’m just behind now.

Thank you.

Hi everyone, I’ll be 23 when I start uni next year and UTS offered me a place in medical science pathology. I am a bit anxious with my age and generally just moving out from my parents to the city. Just wanted to know anyone’s opinion about this and if anyone’s keen to be friends and connect please dm me away :)

We're a group of uni students currently working on a project on organ donation awareness targeting young adults so we thought we'd ask here...

What are you thoughts on organ donation?

Have you registered as an organ donor?

If no; what's holding you back from this?