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nope..its not the situation. It does make sense, the title of my thread continues on with my first post

in my main round...and its a bit strange to me -_-..oh wells. isn't it strange to be notified unexpectedly from someone you dont know if you have got an offer in the main round? I find it strange..:skip::skip::skip::skip:

Hah I was right..also got an unexpected letter

Ok..by recieving a letter from UAC TODAY (To my surprise..) in the mail about my scholarship outcome from my sister it just goes to show that YES they obviously DO show which institution offers you a scholarship (AND hence what offer you was made in the main round consideration for uni study...

BTWW..does the IES outcomes show also peoples offers to a course that they put as a preference for the main round and all?? Ok..so is it likely to say WHICH institution gave you the scholarship atleasts? Because I guess that'll answer my first part of the question..lol

You dont accept it? You just get paid money or something atfer the first census date or earlier or something since you have been offered and are eligible for it already as compared to the rest..

Why do they have tutorials for then? lol..oh and let alone bridging courses/short courses

Theres no such thing as scaling now

HAHA..yeah..gotta be careful with IE scholarships..mosts of them are given because they are dependent on family's income and if you get an allowance or not etc. BTWW..does the IES outcomes show also peoples offers to a course that they put as a preference for the main round and all??

It depends also on the person herself/himself, someone who knows more in one type of topic/subject area than others because of or due to differing interests in life obviously would perform better than someone who has no interests in a subject/topic at ALL. Hence, one person would get higher...

*Nods head*..for shurree...oh and yes, this also applies for Medical Science. Also, what the?! Just because someone has a high ATAR/UAI..doesn't necesserily mean that they'll get High distinctions/ D's in a university course because what if a high school student only studied for e.g. the...

Wouldn't that depend on what subjects you choose for the HSC? Also wouldn't it depend similarly on what electives you choose in university (or Subject)? And also, coincidently which university you go to (Or what units you have to do as core units) since some universities set different levels of...

Actually I heard only Macquarie uni accepts mid year transfers only..anyhow. 65.80? Whoa, thats close to their minimum requirement thing of 66..if thats the exact number to get into a course at uts.. But unless he/she puts the preference as a CURRENT school leaver, he is more likely to get...

Gotta pay atleasts 2 weeks before the main round c-offs are released..or something like..13/12 days before the release (if lucky) and..No pay no game!

I remember I got one of those before, but thats because I didn't pay my UAC application processing charge..unless you did, maybe you used a credit card to pay? Because that takes a while to transact - only the post office is immediete. But you shouldn't worry alot now, later you should start :dog:

Re: Why are ATAR cutoffs at University of Western Sydney far lower than USYD and UNSW Only for current school leavers though!

My preferences that I am SORT of happy about having: 8th or 9th preference was an engineering or science degree at UWS or something.. cant remember. :music: :music: :chainsaw: :music: :music: BTW anyone want/like my preferences? lol

Its not the end of the world anyways..:monkey::monkey::monkey:..like they really do say "You've got nothing to lose in life - so just have a go at whatever you want to do anyways"

I dont know what your on about NorthRiver but the UAI cut off for the Bachelor of Science at UNE Armidale was 70 in 2007/08 and 2009. Looks like you've graduated in 08, so you've been using the 08/09 cutoffs for admissions.. So the cut off isn't 84, its 70.00..unless your doing a combined...