T-Hud
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In what month will the courses be available for browsing in 2014?
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From my knowledge, you can't actually see 2014 courses until january 2014 after offers are made
However, courses are generally offered year to year (unless there's not enough people doing them etc). So to get the best clue about 2014 courses, then I would say they came out in january this year (2013)! Just look at student handbooks (online) that each uni offers and browse through them
However, courses are generally offered year to year (unless there's not enough people doing them etc). So to get the best clue about 2014 courses, then I would say they came out in january this year (2013)! Just look at student handbooks (online) that each uni offers and browse through them
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The UAC guide, you mean?
This tends to come out late June/Early July, from memory.
It shows courses which will be offered in 2014, but the cut offs are from previous years, so they may vary next year.
New courses are also shown, usually with a N.C for the atar.
If you want a better estimate of a new course's atar, I'd go to a uni open day and ask. They can be far off depending on if the courses is popular and how many spots are actually offered.
This tends to come out late June/Early July, from memory.
It shows courses which will be offered in 2014, but the cut offs are from previous years, so they may vary next year.
New courses are also shown, usually with a N.C for the atar.
If you want a better estimate of a new course's atar, I'd go to a uni open day and ask. They can be far off depending on if the courses is popular and how many spots are actually offered.
T-Hud
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Yeah I meant the UAC guide lol. Thanks very muchThe UAC guide, you mean?
This tends to come out late June/Early July, from memory.
It shows courses which will be offered in 2014, but the cut offs are from previous years, so they may vary next year.
New courses are also shown, usually with a N.C for the atar.
If you want a better estimate of a new course's atar, I'd go to a uni open day and ask. They can be far off depending on if the courses is popular and how many spots are actually offered.