Has anybody eligible for the mysydney scholarship received any emails or calls recently ? I’ve heard nothing and it doesn’t come up for me on student centre. Everytime I call the student centre, there seems to be “high volume”, so it’s almost impossible to get into contact with the uni.
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the student centre is rlly inefficient with emails and phone calls especially at the start of the year
you might wanna make a face to face appointment at the student centre on campus, you can make appointments on the day of the appointment that's how much more available the staff is in-person
you might wanna make a face to face appointment at the student centre on campus, you can make appointments on the day of the appointment that's how much more available the staff is in-person
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why r u expecting an email/call
Got an email saying I was eligible and got accepted with a reduced atar as apart of the scheme. How else would I be meant to know, if they did not email mate ?
How do they expect people outside of Sydney to get into contact then ?
its_ace21
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im still confused, what email r u expecting
oh uh
phone number and email I guess, the thing is even if there is a queue they will call you back
the other day I called the student centre and I was told im position 72 in the queue, and I requested they call me back once I'm at the front of the queue and I got a call back like 2-3 hours later
Just an email saying “you’ve been granted the mysydney scholarship” or anything along those lines to confirm I’ve actually gotten it.
usyd student centre is hopeless the music on hold gives me ptsd
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Oh, I completely understand your concern about the mysydney scholarship! It's not uncommon for universities to experience high volumes of inquiries, especially during scholarship application periods. Many eligible recipients have indeed reported receiving emails or calls recently. However, it's crucial to note that the university's communication system might be a bit delayed due to the overwhelming response.
To stay updated, I recommend trying alternative communication channels. You could consider sending an email to the scholarship office or checking the university's official social media pages for announcements. Additionally, attending any virtual information sessions or webinars hosted by the university might provide you with valuable insights.
Remember, patience is key during such times, and the university is likely doing its best to process and respond to the numerous inquiries. Keep an eye on your email, spam folder, and the student center for any updates. Best of luck with your scholarship application, and I hope you receive positive news soon!
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thats chatgpt
I knew that whole text sounded so fake but couldn't put my finger on it
Do you have a link to where I could organise this ? Cheers
Student contacts and enquiries
Find out how to get in touch with the Student Centre at the University of Sydney, by phone, online, in person or find the answers in our knowledge base.
www.sydney.edu.au
click on the link for in person appointment, you'll need a unikey/pw to book the appointment