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Computer science is a good/cool choice.. My first preference for this year in 2013? Well....technically its my 2nd preference because I know I wont get my first one. Its B Science (Physics) at a good university, I wont disclose which university but. Hah!.. *edits* I'd also want to say: I think...

EAS is a cheeky option of getting in to uni...also sneaky as well..lol. I think catholic schools abused it before I heard. With EA scheme..just about any average person is able to get into ANY course they desired for a long time...just get into a entry door course...then hey..TRANSFER to the...

Re: Jusst wondering about a degree at the Universityof Newcastle..and wanted suggesti 1. I know that each higher institution has its own strength/weaknesses in each course. 2. I think that a highly ranked university DOES matter/reputation/prestige. Why? Because I think there is a good reason...

Well there are more than 1000 courses to choose from so who wouldn't agree? I agree with you sort of..yes. I mean looking at all these cut offs is a headache at times.

Too bad for you. haha.

Hi.. Oh yeah..minimum UAI of 70..thats right.. im use to UAI still.. your UAI would be about 69.5..thats very close to the eligibility for bonus points..maybe you can submit a Educational access scheme form for a few codes and you might get more scores just to pass 70? lol..It probably is...

Re: Jusst wondering about a degree at the Universityof Newcastle..and wanted suggesti I guess i think this sounds a bit long for people to read

that is stupid lol

oh and finally...some people can get into uni even if there UAI is under 70 and the cut-off in the main round is 70..lol..

Riproot what do you mean about "SOME" unis allocate their cut-offs?? More like MOST universities do! lol @Whimsical Oh ok, I thought you meant UWA (WA) or something.. Basically what you said in your last two paragraphs in your OP (opening post) is mostly the right way to think about it for now.

So basically, uni's have the most control now over who gets an offer now - it depends on the supply of the uni and the amount of demand of applicants or demand for students wanting to do a degree. Hence the name "Demand - driven", so if there is more demand from students/people..the govt. will...

Whimsical...have you heard about the recent political changes under the Gillard government? its called the "Demand driven funding" of university places where there is now a policy into effect where uni vacancy places are being more "UNcapped" meaning its a little more easier for people to get an...

No buddy. In the other rounds..all preferences are considered regardless of whether you got an offer / not ...not just the 1st preference

Re: Jusst wondering about a degree at the Universityof Newcastle..and wanted suggesti *spams thread* lol

when did you finish your hsc? Also did you pay your UAC application yet? lol

Moldy..are you a worker at UWS or something? UWS course info? Huh?! lol Do UWS Admins serve future students in the Bored of studies site too? LOL...thats funny..lol

I applied for B Commerce (At UoN) before and got an offer...but lapsed it...lol Hmm....well, all I can say is the degree name doesn't matter most...its what you major in that bites the bullet so to speak....that will determine your career path wont it? =p

From what I heard..uni's have the full power of making an offer to students, they can give an offer to a student who has the lowest cut-off if he/she applied. I dont think the lowest atar/uai that the student had would be the cut-off published in the main round offers though.. I also heard...

lol...well said...

hmm...lemon...your nickname sounds familiar..unless your another person