Etudier sans le bac????

Ca te dit quelque chose ceci???

The University of Sydney: Mature age TEE (admission):

If you are 19 years of age before 1 March of the year you are taking the TEE, then you will be a Mature Age TEE student. You therefore have two options for taking the TEE.

Two TEE subjects plus STAT
You may choose to enter via the special two-subject-plus-STAT package. This means you need to sit the Special Tertiary Admissions Test, and also study two TEE subjects, within a single academic year. You must choose your two subjects carefully to make sure you meet the subject prerequisites for the course you want to study at UWA.

You may choose to study more than two TEE subjects in one year (for example, in order to meet the prerequisites for Engineering), but your Tertiary Entrance Rank (TER) will be calculated using only your best two subjects.

If the course you are planning to study has more prerequisites than you can manage in one year, additional subjects may be studied up to five years prior to your admission year, but they won’t be used in the calculation of your two-subject TER.

Please note: For entry in 2005 and after, TEE English will be classed as a List 1 subject, and may be included in your two-subject score.

To find out which two subjects you need to choose to ensure you meet the prerequisites for entry to the course you want to study, use the links below to browse the Subject Selection Guide.

Four or more TEE subjects
In this entry route you follow fundamentally the same study programme as a Year 12 student, and have a Tertiary Entrance Rank calculated in the same way, with which you will compete for a place. This means that (in one year, or over two consecutive years) you will study four or five TEE subjects. As a mature-age student you are exempt from the secondary graduation requirement that applies to school-leavers. However, please note:

You must meet the University’s English language competence requirement. This means you must take TEE English or TEE English Literature. If English is your second language you may be eligible to take Year 12 English as a Second Language (ESL), or to sit an English test instead. Check with the Admissions Centre.

You must include in your four or five subjects at least one from List 1 and one from List 2.

Check if the University course you are planning to do has any prerequisite TEE subjects.
TIP: If you are Mature Age and taking four or more TEE subjects (for example, if you want to be considered as a Standard Applicant for Medicine or Dentistry) it is a good idea to also take the STAT. Assuming you meet the STAT requirements, you will have a Two-subject TER calculated as well as a Four-subject TER. The higher of the two TERs will be used for admission to all courses, except Medicine or Dentistry.

http://www.usyd.edu.au/fstudent/undergrad/apply/inm/foundation/index.shtml

Merci merci.

Oups suis désolé; j’ai écris ce post à la va-vite; si j’ai pu froissé qui que se soit; je vous fais me plus plates excuses.
Le sentiment d’avoir le destin qui glisse entre les doigts doit me rend un peu nerveux…

Je voulais dire pour éclaircir la situation; étant donné qu’il y avait un malentendu; entre l’examen d’admission et la reconnaissance professionnelle….

D’après les informations auxquelles j’ai eu à ma disposition; soit je dois passer le « mature age TEE » équivalent de l’examen d’admission (le seul problème c’est qu’il nécéssite une année préparatoire) ou alors de passer un diploma.

http://admissions.uwa.edu.au/undergrad/requirements/TEE/mature_age_tee

Merci à pour toutes ses informations précieuses.

Cordialement,
Xavier.

merci pôur tes precieux conseilles.
Après mure reflexion je pense que le choix le plus judicieux dans ma situation est de tout d’abord de passer un diploma en mathematiques ou en physique.

Pourrais-tu me conseiller dans quelle ecole ou universitée je dois m’orienter a sydney?
Il ne faut aucun titre academique pour y accèder?

Merci d’avance,
Xavier.

hello Loic,

Afin de simplifier ma situation, je vais passer le GED (General Educational Development) BAC Americain pour étudiants matures.

Pourrais-tu me dire si les universités australiennes reconaissent ce diplome?

« The GED Tests measure your knowledge and academic skills against those of today’s traditional high school graduates. We’ll tell you what to expect when you take the GED Tests, what your scores mean when you receive them in the mail, and how to use your GED credential to enroll in a college or university program of your choice »

http://www.acenet.edu/AM/Template.cfm?Section=TestTakersInfo&Template=/TaggedPage/TaggedPageDisplay.cfm&TPLID=58&ContentID=16753

Merci d’avance.