cardinalsfan70 said:a big thanks to the forum community here... everybody is so friendly and happy =D
You do get that occasional douchebag... :burn:
cardinalsfan70 said:a big thanks to the forum community here... everybody is so friendly and happy =D
Yeah I had a good squiz over the uac guide a couple of weeks ago, no DFEE places!!!midifile said:Actually there is not going to be any more DFEE places for students starting in 2009.
The only people who can have a DFEE place from 2009 on are people who are already enrolled in a DFEE place or people who were offered a DFEE place prior to 2009 and deferred.
All paces for domestic students for 09 courses are HECS places at public universities, except for medicine, dentistry, etc.cardinalsfan70 said:sweet as. that was all i was wondering.
so im right in saying:
- *all* courses now have fee assistance
- if you want to pay up front you still can and still for a discount
- competition for spots is tighter with the elimination of priority for fee payers
??
lordesf said:hmm would u said uai's could end up being lower for 2009 courses, becuase thre is more places avliable? rather than those whos paing to get it etC?
Also can anyone explain the late round offers,... how ocme the uai's r much higher... than the mian round offers, i throught it wasd the opposite were they lower uai so give ppls "2nd chance"
Yeah that's pretty much how it happened.midifile said:Bob gets offered a place in a Bcommerce at UNSW. He deciedes he doesnt want to take it, so John, who had missed out is offered a place
Did that actually happen?Bobness said:Yeah that's pretty much how it happened.
Wouldn't be where i am today
UAC said:The UAC 2009 Guide for admission in semester 1, 2009 will be available in August 2008.
Thankyou! I was hoping someone would tell me thatfOR3V3RPINKKKK said:
Yeah, so do other institutions such as uni's, uni careers advisors, get early drafts and copies aswell, etc.carrots please! said:schools are meant to get them before they go on sale!
ANU - 75.00xsjado said:Midifile.
Could you please check B economics at ANU, USYD, UNSW and MQ for me??
It would help me (and a few others) out a great deal. =]
oh wow. That's pretty much the same as last year's.midifile said:ANU - 75.00
USYD - 91.10
UNSW - 91.00
MQ - 82.50
Does that include law?Wooz said:Yeah I had a good squiz over the uac guide a couple of weeks ago, no DFEE places!!!
Rudd government delivers in the pants!!! Bye bye Rich Boys Club(Stereotype). But yeah the problem now universities maybe able to overcompensate by asking for or increaseing international Full fee places.
All paces for domestic students for 09 courses are HECS places at public universities, except for medicine, dentistry, etc.
Impossible, they have artificially kept their uai cut-off constant at 99.6/99.55 for the past half decade.cannibal.horse said:Does that include law?
Just curious, with no DFEE places offered and therefore all the 'bums on seats' at uni are going to be HECS payers does that mean UAIs for courses will drop?
One day we might see Comm/Law @ USyd at attainable levels of 97+ :O
UTS: Bbusiness - 91.00 at city campus (full time), 91.20 is city campus (part time), 86.30 at kuringgai campus (you choose your major after)melonkitten said:Hi Midifile.
Could you please find for me the uai cutoffs for commerce / business degrees majoring in accounting?
at UTS, UNSW, Macquarie uni
thankyou
Melonkitten