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The text is clearly a mistake. Such a text should have been sent out at the same time the official offers were released. It's likely you got an offer I think, but the text is not a confirmation of the offer or the offer itself. So it's best to wait until tonight for the actual offers release...

Looks like somebody at USYD has stuffed up and confused am for pm.

http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/check-finds-hsc-student-robbed-of-13-marks-in-modern-history-paper-20140115-30v44.html We learn that 11 changes have been made for the 2013 cohort so far and 460 students have applied for a check

Please make a post using the strike tags so we can see if you are using them correctly

You'll get it on your enrolment day.

use the strike bb code text

All fixed. So sorry for the inconvenience.

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That's correct.

Order your raw marks and your exam responses and check them yourself.

I'm sure you did work hard, i'm not saying you didn't, but not everybody is a band 5/6 student. The stats for results checks indicate that only about 1% of results are changed. (http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=316364) Get your results checked if you want, in fact I suggest...

Sorry but it does look like your perception of how you were doing was not consistent with how you were actually performing. The chance that marks in all your subjects would be wrong is essentially nil.

During semester highly unlikely you could. Unless all your subjects happened to not record attendance and not have any assessments during the time you were away. A month is also a third of the semester so you'd end up missing quite a bit of work. (i.e. no.)

You get one offer per round.

It is an utterly terrible idea. Don't do it. You got a pretty decent mark, there are alternative ways to get to where you want to go.

Just use the excel file here http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=316299

http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/atar/reports.shtml

Yes and extremely volatile from year to year, especially once you get lower than the top 100. However it's really the only viable way of doing rankings given what information is available.

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The recheck is still the same.