2021 LAT Results (1 Viewer)

[specificagent1]

I was referring to the median for acceptance into UNSW Law as that's what matters the most. I know a score of 79 was the median for acceptance last year, but if that same score has you beating significantly more people this year then surely that's something to consider. I know they don't use the percentile to compare students for acceptance but if fewer people have the same or better score then you will be more competitive.

yea they decide the cut off based of how the cohort performed

 

[fijilovesmelol]

hi! my lat this year was 91st percentile with a score of 83
hope this helps for data collection

i did it last year in y11 and did very poorly (45th percentile, mark of 71) despite putting much more effort in so who knows haha

 

[mikrokosmos]

here's the ogive:

 

[mikrokosmos]

i've heard around about previous entries:

• 98.8 atar, 30th percentile lat
• 95 atar, 50th percentile lat
• 98 atar, 80th percentile lat

these r what my law friends got

 

[O01x]

if u guys are certain you aren't going to get in just do B Arts or something (or another course) for a semester, get a good WAM then transfer

 

[airora]

would a mark of 82 (90th percentile) be competitive enough for a ~96 atar? I don't know whether to redo the test next year

 

[mikrokosmos]

would a mark of 82 (90th percentile) be competitive enough for a ~96 atar? I don't now whether to redo the test next year

i think so!

 

[kevindebruyne]

i've heard around about previous entries:

• 98.8 atar, 30th percentile lat
• 95 atar, 50th percentile lat
• 98 atar, 80th percentile lat

these r what my law friends got

How did one of your friends get in with 95 atar and 50th percentile lat? Did he/she have EAS?

 

[absydau]

I got 73 LAT score and 62 percentile and wondering is there any chance someone can advise how much ATAR I need. I am in year 11 this year. thanks

 

[mikrokosmos]

How did one of your friends get in with 95 atar and 50th percentile lat? Did he/she have EAS?

not sure sorry! she was a friend of a friend shouldve specified but she didnt mention any of that. apparently it was bc of low international students

 

[specificagent1]

not sure sorry! she was a friend of a friend shouldve specified but she didnt mention any of that. apparently it was bc of low international students

nah shouldnt be, LAT + ATAR has always been only for domestic. Internationals dont go through this process.

 

[kevindebruyne]

not sure sorry! she was a friend of a friend shouldve specified but she didnt mention any of that. apparently it was bc of low international students

fair enough cheers

nah shouldnt be, LAT + ATAR has always been only for domestic. Internationals dont go through this process.

but wouldn't a low number international students mean more space for domestic students?

 

[specificagent1]

fair enough cheers


but wouldn't a low number international students mean more space for domestic students?

maybe

 

[satvik_1008]

fair enough cheers


but wouldn't a low number international students mean more space for domestic students?

Nah it doesn't since the federal government still sponsors the same amount of Commonwealth Support Places (CSPs) so the spots for domestic students stay the same

Unless ur willing to fork up the whole uni fees upfront.

 

[New_member]

Is a percentile of 50 okay if paired with 98+ atar

 

[mikrokosmos]

Is a percentile of 50 okay if paired with 98+ atar

should be, my friends sister got that and got in

 

[absydau]

Is percentile of 62 with ATAR with 99+ OK to get into UNSW law

 

[specificagent1]

Is percentile of 62 with ATAR with 99+ OK to get into UNSW law

probs

 

[Saint Dev]

Is percentile of 62 with ATAR with 99+ OK to get into UNSW law

You probably could get in with any lat.

 

[specificagent1]

You probably could get in with any lat.

ye with that atar lat becomes irrelevant