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Re: Top 100 Schools - Daily Telegraph just made it into the top 200...

It shouldn't be a problem. If it comes down to that course and your ATAR is higher than other applicants you will get the offer, regardless of where the course is on your list. Applicants that placed the course higher in their preferences and have a lower ATAR than you won't be favoured.

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I think certain uni's only give out early offers / give out bonus points to students who have put their uni as 1st pref. Not 100% sure though but I read that on some uni site.

Single highest preference you're elligible for, regardless if you change them or not in later rounds. In later rounds you may get an offer for another course but will still only be offered your single highest preference you're elligible for.

Got mine yesterday, framed it.

Damn UNE.

In American politics a Democrat is considered a Liberal and a Republican is considered a Conservative. A definition of those two terms purely in this context just means a member of x party. You could read up on their policies just by going to their web sites / watching CNN.

haha that's great

I'm not sure if they can view your entire list of preferences but I do know that they can view which spot their course is listed as. UNE rang me up asking if I had any questions and they seemed to know that I placed one of their courses 8th...

BComm @ ANU

Yuck. Why is Usyd all of the sudden trying to become "modern". It's the fact that it's old that draws people to it. Fail on Usyd's behalf. Next thing we know they'll be knocking down the sandstone.

Construction Management @ UWS? I put it as like my 9th preference I think lol, so I don't think I'll be doing it but it does sound interesting. Read the course description or read up on the individual subjects if you want to know what you will be studying. UWS: Bachelor of Construction Management

Congratulations and good luck. You will enjoy UNE, it's a good quality uni as far as regional uni's go. :)

Yeah but UNCLE sounds retarded, it should be UoN.

Yeah I got a C's D's and an E in my final preliminary report. Barely passed my trials but got 89.35 ATAR. Last minute study ftw.

Ah ok thanks for that, sounds reasonable. However would that mean that the $296 per week (Bruce Hall) is the going rate for the lump sum? If so, approximately what would the weekly rate be if I had to pay the instalments semesterly / quarterly / monthly?

Alright thanks guys. One more question regarding payment for accommodation. I know they have 40 week contracts but does this mean I would have to pay for the entire 40 weeks as a lump sum or do they allow people to pay weekly / fotnightly / monthly?

Is it possible to recieve mail at the residential colleges or would I have to rent out a PO box?

UTS, CSU if you can handle moving out of Sydney.