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preferences can be reconsidered even afeter yu get an offer...if you RE-change your preference between rounds

Re: Jusst wondering about a degree at the Universityof Newcastle..and wanted suggesti oh forgot to say also...the cut offs so far above mentioned is the c-off for the main round offer rounds only (yr 2012)....so its up to date lol *getting tired now*... bye

Hi Lemon, I see that your a 2012 HSC student/ current school leaver and that this posts looks like its recent. Yes, you can receive MORE than 1 offer in a UAC application. Just like the other person replied to you - If you change preferences between offer rounds, you CAN (if Eligible) get more...

Re: Jusst wondering about a degree at the Universityof Newcastle..and wanted suggesti Back... Now... This institution has a ranking that is close to UTS's Ranking in previous and recent years. [They both rank in somewhere at the top 400'ish I think on the QS ranking system]. So the uni of...

Soo there is this degree at newcastle that I was considering in doing this year where I can major in: Biology, Environmental, Maths, Physics disciplines.. and you know now what the degree is. Anyways, the cut-off for this course is LOWERING NOW. The ATAR used to be about in the 70's, but NOW...

I've been there personally once..... was far from where I am..

Hey..what happened dd24? why del your post? lol.. also..rahul..i srsly dont know...new thread please..its ok man, it'd be nice to del yourr post too in ere You there to reply back dd24? Or is anyone here to confirm with me on my discovery? lol...

rahul...your not in the right thread..post a new thread about "chances of being accepted into unsw" please...-_-

Person A would've been better off then...... HOWEVER..I dont know the every single know-how on what different institutions/uni's accept students as a transfer and the LENGTH in which a person who wants to transfer has to stay at University to be successful in transferring to another course at...

If you are right dd24...this meanss then.. A) The person who did 1/2 a year of full time study in the Autumn session (First half year) and deferred his course for half a year and re-applies through UAC in a fresh year because he wanted to do a different course - didn't need to go to uni for the...

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Dont know..lol..all I know about UNSW Commerce in the past is that there UAI was exaggerated and people where getting in there with a slightly lower cut off than published..

That is real...interesting...really. But would it be a disadvantage if a person did half a year and got good marks as opposed to a person who did one year and got good marks? (Supposing both persons had the same ATAR?)

Actually..his got a point.. also its nice to confirm my question even though I already got the answer..nice to be back in my thread I created..so HAH iRuler..Ipod..iPood! lol So people..what happen to my answers? =(.. I still want answerss even though I kinda know the ans already =/

I may be a little psychologically damaged/ worned out...maybe somewhat disturbed and feeling dreaded..but I hope this info is of some use if it is...lol....well I'm just being random with my thoughts now.. so here is the punchline..sorry to give this out randomly...if I am being that. I...

Probably it is practical based..practical as in allowing students to maybe be encouraged to do internships as opposed to doing 2nd/3rd year theory?! Idk...nothing probably beats tafe as a practical institution anyways - lol, just a thought.. there is other uni's though besides uts..in ranking...

Judging by the quote I quoted a few years ago or a year ago..Hornsby TAFE seems to offer "Mathematics(Advanced)"..I assume or presume that this yes IS "Mathematics 2 Units"..however there is maths advanced in high school but there in years 9/10..so you have to call horsnby tafe to confirm of the...

errr..lol, well I just get the list from the TAFE official website..in the course search and then you look at a few links they provide..they show all the subjects on offer - but all i'm saying here BEFORE is the UPDATED version for that year when I posted that post you read recently..so all...

some institutions take your old UAI/ATAR into account as well..dont forget..I think UNSW does that