Entry requirements - International students
> Diploma of Business (Business Stream)
> Diploma of Business (Commerce Stream)
The Faculty of Business and Economics has progressively raised the entry level for students completing the Monash College Diploma of Business and transferring into second year of their chosen degree in the Faculty. Two sets of changes have come into effect – the first from students commencing their Monash College Diploma of Business on or after February 2008, and the second for students commencing their Monash College Diploma of Business on or after June 2009.
- Entry score table
- Frequently asked questions
- 2010 entry requirement changes
- General questions
- Calculate your entry score
The new entry standards reflect the increased competition for places and the strong standing of Monash University and the Faculty of Business and Economics in the global community. The quality of the program and the calibre of its graduates enhance the reputation of the degrees, particularly among future employers.
Entry scores
Diploma of Business (Business stream)
> First Year Monash University *
| Bachelor of Business and Commerce |
High Distinction average 80% |
Australia (Berwick)
Australia (Peninsula)
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| Bachelor of Business |
High Distinction average 80% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
* Students studying externally to Australia should check Australian visa requirements prior to the completion of the Monash College Diploma. Please consult with student administration for details.
> Second Year Monash University
| Bachelor of Business and Commerce |
Pass average 50% |
Pass average 50% |
Pass average 55% |
Australia (Berwick)
Australia (Gippsland)
Australia (Peninsula)
Malaysia
South Africa |
| Bachelor of Business |
Credit average 60% |
Credit average 65% |
Credit average 65% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
| Bachelor of Business (Accounting) |
Credit average 60% |
Credit average 65% |
Credit average 65% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
| Bachelor of Business (Banking & Finance) |
Credit average 60% |
Credit average 65% |
Credit average 65% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
| Bachelor of Business (Law) |
Credit average 60% |
Credit average 65% |
Credit average 65% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
| Bachelor of Business (Marketing) |
Credit average 60% |
Credit average 65% |
Credit average 65% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/
Bachelor of Business (Banking and Finance) |
Credit average 65% |
Distinction average 70% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
Bachelor of Business (Accounting)/
Bachelor of Business (Management) |
Credit average 65% |
Distinction average 70% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
Bachelor of Business (Management)/
Bachelor of Business (Marketing) |
Credit average 65% |
Distinction average 70% |
Australia (Caulfield) |
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Diploma of Business (Commerce stream)
> First Year Monash University *
| Bachelor of Business and Commerce |
High Distinction average 80% |
Australia (Berwick)
Australia (Gippsland)
Australia (Peninsula)
Malaysia
South Africa |
| Bachelor of Commerce |
High Distinction average 80% |
Australia (Clayton) |
| Bachelor of Economics |
High Distinction average 80% |
Australia (Clayton) |
* Students studying externally to Australia should check Australian visa requirements prior to the completion of the Monash College Diploma. Please consult with student administration for details.
> Second Year Monash University
| Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) |
Credit average 60% |
Distinction average 70% |
Australia (Clayton) |
| Bachelor of Economics |
Credit average 60% |
Distinction average 70% |
Australia (Clayton) |
| Bachelor of Commerce |
Credit average 60% |
Distinction average 70% |
Australia (Clayton) |
| Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics |
High Distinction average 80% |
High Distinction average 80% |
Australia (Clayton) |
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Frequently asked questions
- 2010 entry requirement changes
- General questions
Calculating your entry score
Recently there has been an important change to the conditions of entry to Monash University degrees in the Faculty of Business and Economics.
Old rules:
Students who began the Diploma of Business Part 2 before the June trimester, 2009
AND will be commencing University study in Semester 1, 2010
- Students may remove one fail unit from the calculation of their average score.
Students MUST begin University study in Semester 1, 2010 to be eligible for the current entry requirements. Otherwise, they will need to satisfy the new entry requirements.
Calculation:
Add the marks for all Part 2 units studied (including fails) = Total
Subtract the mark for the 'lowest fail' from the Total = Adjusted Total
Unit average (%) = Adjusted Total / (number of units studied -1)
If students have not failed a unit, the calculation is the average of all units undertaken in Part 2 of the Diploma.
New rules:
Applies to students that commenced Part 2 study in or after June 2009.
The new rules also apply to ALL students who commence University study after semester 1, 2010.
- Entry scores are calculated as average of all units completed (including fails).
* Please note that any unit studied as a single unit enrolment does not count towards the calculation of the unit average
Calculation:
Add the marks for all Part 2 units studied (including fails) = Total
Unit average (%) = Total / (number of units studied)
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