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[DarkOperator618]

Does UTS fill up for engineering or nah?

I didn't apply for January round 2 as I tried to take my chances for UNSW engineering (i acc dk if I'll get in)

Would UTS fill up their seats for engineering in jan round 2, even though my grades would be enough for engineering?

 

[jimmysmith560]

If you did not apply for UTS's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in January Round 2, but are still able to apply for this degree beyond January Round 2 (for instance, in February Round 1), then this should indicate that there are still spots left, which would make sense considering that students who apply may either not receive an offer to study this degree, or may choose not to study this particular degree and hence don't accept their offer. Provided you meet the admission requirements of the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), you should be able to receive an offer beyond January Round 2.

Additionally, since you mentioned UNSW, if you wish to increase your chances of studying at UNSW (if this is your dream university), I suggest having a look at the WSU-UNSW Collaborative Program:

Western Sydney University and University of New South Wales Collaborative Program

This thread is for students who are thinking of studying Engineering beyond the HSC. Western Sydney University (WSU) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have worked together to develop an advanced engineering degree called: Bachelor of Engineering Advanced (Honours) WSU-UNSW...

boredofstudies.org

I hope this helps!

 

[DarkOperator618]

If you did not apply for UTS's Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in January Round 2, but are still able to apply for this degree beyond January Round 2 (for instance, in February Round 1), then this should indicate that there are still spots left, which would make sense considering that students who apply may either not receive an offer to study this degree, or may choose not to study this particular degree and hence don't accept their offer. Provided you meet the admission requirements of the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), you should be able to receive an offer beyond January Round 2.

Additionally, since you mentioned UNSW, if you wish to increase your chances of studying at UNSW (if this is your dream university), I suggest having a look at the WSU-UNSW Collaborative Program:

Western Sydney University and University of New South Wales Collaborative Program

This thread is for students who are thinking of studying Engineering beyond the HSC. Western Sydney University (WSU) and the University of New South Wales (UNSW) have worked together to develop an advanced engineering degree called: Bachelor of Engineering Advanced (Honours) WSU-UNSW...

boredofstudies.org

I hope this helps!

bro cheers that's extremely helpful cuz I'm lowkey bricking it

my original plan was to hit unsw and work, or go to UTS and transfer

so if the courses fill up, it wouldn't be available on UAC would it?

 

[jimmysmith560]

bro cheers that's extremely helpful cuz I'm lowkey bricking it

my original plan was to hit unsw and work, or go to UTS and transfer

so if the courses fill up, it wouldn't be available on UAC would it?

No worries!

Being able to apply to a course that has no available spots remaining through UAC is unlikely, i.e. it seems that courses with no remaining spots available can still be applied to on UAC, although it is unlikely that they will have no available spots remaining. This is consistent with UAC's advice:

If you don't receive an offer (in your case, you did not apply), compare your ATAR to the published lowest selection ranks and change your preferences for the next offer round: February Round 1. Choose courses that are likely to have vacancies and that have lowest selection ranks similar to, or lower than, your ATAR.

Engineering is a popular field of study and it is likely that UTS (and other universities) offer sufficient spots for students on that basis, so that they are not limited by one particular offer round.

 

[DarkOperator618]

No worries!

Being able to apply to a course that has no available spots remaining through UAC is unlikely, i.e. it seems that courses with no remaining spots available can still be applied to on UAC, although it is unlikely that they will have no available spots remaining. This is consistent with UAC's advice:

If you don't receive an offer (in your case, you did not apply), compare your ATAR to the published lowest selection ranks and change your preferences for the next offer round: February Round 1. Choose courses that are likely to have vacancies and that have lowest selection ranks similar to, or lower than, your ATAR.

Engineering is a popular field of study and it is likely that UTS (and other universities) offer sufficient spots for students on that basis, so that they are not limited by one particular offer round.

do you happen to know how many ppl UTS tends to accept or nah

 

[nzexperiment]

Does UTS fill up for engineering or nah?

I didn't apply for January round 2 as I tried to take my chances for UNSW engineering (i acc dk if I'll get in)

Would UTS fill up their seats for engineering in jan round 2, even though my grades would be enough for engineering?

why didnt you put uts as a lower preference?

 

[nzexperiment]

do you happen to know how many ppl UTS tends to accept or nah

you can check the student profile on UAC for each individual course

 

[DarkOperator618]

why didnt you put uts as a lower preference?

i wanted to take my chances with unsw tbh