Post your (mid) 2006 Uni Offers here (1 Viewer)

[Seryn]

I got my first pref: BA/BSc st Sydney Uni. Though my UAI of 82.70 was actually below the cut-off of 83.45. I guess flexible entry really works lol.

 

[powerhouse]

BComm / BSc (Psych) at Wollongong

And

B Applied Finanace / BComm (Accounting) at Macquarie

 

[SiMpLYiMaGiNaRy]

Med @ UNSW. First pref
Uai - 99.8
Umat score - 186

 

[hornbag_tom]

B Communications full time @ Newcastle 2nd preference...

Rang uni, said there are vacancies in my 1st preference which was the law combined program, my UAI is just under 2 marks below this years cut off...how disappointing...oh well, maybe there is hope in the late and final round offers...

 

[stazi]

B Communications full time @ Newcastle 2nd preference...

Rang uni, said there are vacancies in my 1st preference which was the law combined program, my UAI is just under 2 marks below this years cut off...how disappointing...oh well, maybe there is hope in the late and final round offers...

id hate to break it to you, but 2 marks is heaps! Your best bet is with a transfer.

 

[TimmyDD]

Bachelor of Medical Science (BMedSci) at UNSW for me!!!!!
Required UAI: 85.00
Actual UAI: 93.00

 

[Meads]

B Business UTS P/T

 

[some girl]

1st preference - B Business / B Computing @ UTS

 

[jen_au87]

First Post!

B Education (Sec: Humanities and Social Sciences) / B Arts at USyd...my first preference. Think someone else who posted same course

 

[Supra]

hmmm nice work.

Hey out of interest... are transfers all automatically done via computer where it looks at your NRSL + places in course and just slots the ones with higher NRSL's? OR is it done manually where a UAC assessor actually looks at your subjects and your UAI and makes a decision....

ok with mq...our internal transfer system is really awesome, its nice and easy. Our GPA system etc is different to the other universities, but generally for law at mq you need roughly gpa 3 (out of a maximum 4) and a decent uai to get in internally (there have been exceptions like myself however)...as stas has explained how NRSL is calculated...then yes the internal law transfers at mq involve NRSLs, number of places available, however, im not sure who does it...(its most probably someone at mq, using a computer to check out our gpa)

I dont think internal transfers to other degrees at mq consider uai though...i think its only law...thats why Mq keeps saying the degrees programs are "flexible".

External (UAC) transfers definitely involve NRSL. As to who does it...not sure...

 

[stazi]

ok with mq...our internal transfer system is really awesome, its nice and easy. Our GPA system etc is different to the other universities, but basically for law at mq you need roughly gpa 3 (out of a maximum 4) and a decent uai to get in internally...there is no NSRL crap involved...All internal transfers involve your gpa and thats it...i imagine its done manually and they rank u in terms of gpa...

I have no idea about the external process (UAC) which involves this NSRL crap...i just applied and hoped for the best

umm you just contradicted yourself:
"at mq you need roughly gpa 3 and a decent uai to get in internally"
"all internal transfers involve your gpa and thats it"

 

[Supra]

umm you just contradicted yourself:
"at mq you need roughly gpa 3 and a decent uai to get in internally"
"all internal transfers involve your gpa and thats it"

thanks fixed

 

[angles_eyes696]

B med sci/B business UTS

cut-off:85.25
UAI: 79.05 (used the EAS)

VERY HAPPY

anyone else got into this course

 

[stazi]

thanks fixed

in that case, an NRSL index mark is very likely used. It is calculated by combining gpa and uai.

 

[gogogadgetbrain]

B Sci (Advanced) USYD
my UAI: 96.2
cutoff: 96.4

 

[Supra]

in that case, an NRSL index mark is very likely used. It is calculated by combining gpa and uai.

really? Does the uni calculate it? So i guess NRSL is used whenever someone tried to transfer...i didnt even know they were using that, i was always under the incorrect impression it was just for external transfers...

 

[stazi]

really? Does the uni calculate it? So i guess NRSL is used whenever someone tried to transfer...i didnt even know they were using that, i was always under the incorrect impression it was just for external transfers...

yep uni does it.

 

[Danoz The Great]

First preference!

B Ed (Primary) @ UNE
Cut off was 80.00
My UAI was 71.50
Very, very suprised!

 

[Skillo]

VTAC - Med/arts at UMelb.

UAC - Med at UNSW

uai - 99.8
umat - score - 206
- percentiles - 287

man i'm so stressed.... i don't know which one to choose *sigh*

MELBOURNE GO MELBOURNE!

Lol. That's just because I'm bias.

 

[speed2]

BApplied Finance/BCom-Actuarial Studies at Macquarie (1st pref)

2oo6 cutoff - 96.6

my UAI - 97.65