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The cut off for undergrads who got offers this week was 99.5.

Yes, but unlikely you would get an offer. Courses with vacancies often make late round offers. But given they have said no vacancies it would be unlikely that they would lower the cutoff, and in all likelihood they would keep it the same or increase. The only thing that a student can do...

You receive your highest preference for which you make the cutoff. Obviously if you didn't get your first preference you didn't make the cutoff. Generally (but not always) unis do not lower their cutoff for the second round. Usually they keep it the same or perhaps increase. Hence, if you...

Always accept your first round offer, even if it is not what you want. You can always drop it later without financial penalty. You will only get a second round offer if there is a spot available in a preference higher than the one you got in main round (unless you change your preferences)...

Congratulations if you receive an offer tonight. You are probably going to get a lot of information sent to you soon about how to enrol and what to do! Visit http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/new-students/undergraduate/index.shtml to help with unit of study choice and an invitation to...

Your marks are very high and you would probably an excellent chance of NRSL entry with a GPA of 6.6 (given you cant get much higher than that). Unfortunately if it is not 1 year FTE, it doesnt count. USyd Law had not run mid year entry in the past. If your heart is still set on usyd, then...

11 Feb is after the deadline for Feb round 2 offers - http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/offers/dates.shtml USyd has not traditionally participated in Feb Round 3.

Suggest that you don't start your university career by trying to break the university IT system. You will know at 6 pm tonight. Relax and go to the beach - it will be a beautiful day today.

One does not usually "decline" a UAC offer, you just do not accept it (that is you do nothing - there is a subtle difference). If you then accept multiple offers, you should ensure that you discontinue from any course you don't want by the census date at the end of March, or you are liable for...

In most unis around Australia, Honours is an indicator of your average mark over the life of the degree. Eg an average of 75 is equal to first class honours at most unis. Ps - please use a meaningful subject heading - "what does honours mean in engineering" would be an obvious meaningful...

Visit seek.com.au and search for engineering jobs to see what type of jobs are available. Google something called "gradstats" to see official employment data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics concerning new graduates.

Last year there seemed to be little change from the main round cutoffs to the late round cutoff. Hence look at the cutoff that will bed leased on Wednesday night, and that would probably be your best indicator of whether you have reached the cutoff. Any "chances" of getting into any course are...

See http://handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c09066.html for the units in the different degrees

If you meet the requirements, it is very easy. You fill in the appropriate forms and apply. Are you possibly asking what are the requirements?

Put in correct preference for second round, Ps - suggest in future you use a meaningful subject, "HELP !" In all caps is not very meaningful. How about "changing a preference for ANU"

Accept whatever offer you get in main round. Change your prefs for late round. If you get that course, then withdraw from the first.

No matter what anyone says, you will not know for sure until offers a released next week. Enjoy your holiday in the meantime - there is nothing you can do at this time that will impact on getting an offer or not next week.

Uac gives you your highest eligible preference. It will give you number 1 if you make the cutoff specified. If the cutoff for course 1 does not change from last year, then you won't make it, and uac will try to give you #2. You already know you are eligible for number 2 because of the UNSW...

It depends on the Uni. Firstly, most unis (or UAC/VTAC etc) have a mechanism to convert uni marks/GPA etc into an equivalent ATAR. Eg imagine you have already been at two different unis - one for six months, the second for a year - you will now have 3 possible values, your high school HSC...

You will find out, with everyone else, on Jan 20, when offers come out. Nothing anyone can say or write at this stage will change your likelihood of an offer.