Dirty_Sanchez
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hey does anybody know how many bonus UAI points the University of NSW or the University of Technology give for kids who go to rural schools? Any help would be appreciated.
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michaeln36
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there is no such thing as "bonus UAI points"
ur UAI is the UAI that uac assigns you based on your marks. Your UAI is a rank. This is not changed by ANYTHING.
What you may be referring to is the EAS scheme where univesities offer the same courses with LOWER UAI CUTOFFS (up to 5 points lower than their corresponding CSP courses) for those who have had their hsc year severly affected by hardships such as parental deaths, divorces, severe sickness etc.
EDIT:
certain univerities may assign you "bonus uai points" for entry; ur UAI will remain the same for the official record - but they will consider your application as if u had a higher UAI, making your UAI more competitive for course entry. These "bonus" points vary from unviersity to university, and DO NOT IMPACT ON YOUR REAL UAI == the universities simply consider your application as if u did have a higher uai.
For UTS your uai can be 10 marks below the main round cutoffs.
For UNSW they give "bonus points" in the consideration process.
go here for more info:
http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/easbook-mono.pdf
Exphate, they are not too late. The applications close 30th November. Make sure u do it by this date, since UNSW and UTS both DO NOT ACCEPT late applications.
ur UAI is the UAI that uac assigns you based on your marks. Your UAI is a rank. This is not changed by ANYTHING.
What you may be referring to is the EAS scheme where univesities offer the same courses with LOWER UAI CUTOFFS (up to 5 points lower than their corresponding CSP courses) for those who have had their hsc year severly affected by hardships such as parental deaths, divorces, severe sickness etc.
EDIT:
certain univerities may assign you "bonus uai points" for entry; ur UAI will remain the same for the official record - but they will consider your application as if u had a higher UAI, making your UAI more competitive for course entry. These "bonus" points vary from unviersity to university, and DO NOT IMPACT ON YOUR REAL UAI == the universities simply consider your application as if u did have a higher uai.
For UTS your uai can be 10 marks below the main round cutoffs.
For UNSW they give "bonus points" in the consideration process.
go here for more info:
http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/easbook-mono.pdf
Exphate, they are not too late. The applications close 30th November. Make sure u do it by this date, since UNSW and UTS both DO NOT ACCEPT late applications.
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nice
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hey i dont know where to post this but just a quick post
did anyone by any chance get the disadvange reply from uac?
and does tht mean we are accepted for the type of disdvantge?
did anyone by any chance get the disadvange reply from uac?
and does tht mean we are accepted for the type of disdvantge?
ang3licjuliet
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hey if u recieve a letter confirming that ur access scheme form is accepted, doesnt mean they give u the extra points does it?
$hiftyIceQueen
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it means they received your letter..
but you may not get the extra points, it depends on what they think, and if they think you were disadvantaged enough
UNSW- max 4 points
UTS-max 10 points
but you may not get the extra points, it depends on what they think, and if they think you were disadvantaged enough
UNSW- max 4 points
UTS-max 10 points
Ennaoj
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Hmmm i am confused.
All the universities that have been to our school have said that because we are classified as a rural area, UAC based from our postcodes, automatically adds a bonus 5 UAI points when considering our applications, while our official UAI will remain the same, we may be able to get an offer into a course, if our UAI was only 75 for example for a cut off of 80.
Is this wrong?!
The university reps that have said this have been
Newcastle
Southern Cross
Charles Sturt
New England
And more but that's just off the top of my head.
All the universities that have been to our school have said that because we are classified as a rural area, UAC based from our postcodes, automatically adds a bonus 5 UAI points when considering our applications, while our official UAI will remain the same, we may be able to get an offer into a course, if our UAI was only 75 for example for a cut off of 80.
Is this wrong?!
The university reps that have said this have been
Newcastle
Southern Cross
Charles Sturt
New England
And more but that's just off the top of my head.