Are there always online enrolments or do some unis only offer it to uni in person?Once ATAR's are released an you have an offer, the uni's will probably mail out a package that lets you know either what days you have to go in to enrol in person, or the link to online enrolment.
Don't stress about enrollment, in most cases it will be fairly straightforward, and if its not, then thousands of other people are having the same difficulties as you
I know that at MQ you have to go in and get academic advice before they let you enroll, so its just easier to do it on the day. You can still do it online but you might get a bit confused. I don't know about UNSW, USYD etc.Are there always online enrolments or do some unis only offer it to uni in person?
I think USYD is in person.Are there always online enrolments or do some unis only offer it to uni in person?
You have to enrol in person at USyd which is pretty annoyingAre there always online enrolments or do some unis only offer it to uni in person?
You should be able to nominate a proxy rep - someone like a parent or other family member - who can enrol on your behalf. Just make sure you have the right forms filled in beforehand.wait... is it mid or late january that we enrol? cause that would really suck cause im going overseas and my first preference is at usyd.
you will have to enrol via proxy. its nothing painful, just you sign a letter the uni sends to you when they send the enrolment pack after your offer and it says that person x (a parent, friend, brother etc) is authorised to act on your behalf.wait... is it mid or late january that we enrol? cause that would really suck cause im going overseas and my first preference is at usyd.
picking subjects is the same as enrolling, you enroll in the subjectssorry excuse my noobiness but by picking subjects you mean?