srs? i need like 63.4 for financial advising but i got 43.1. There is still hope for me even though im below the cut off? im getting some bonus points, the regional area, youth allowance and disadvantaged school. Would that help?
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how hard is it to get into UWS? (1 Viewer)
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getting in is one thing, but what about passing? drop out rates at UWS is very high.....
oh alrighty, hopefully i can transfer to usyd a year later? do u think i have a chance to get an offer from UWS despite my low atar?
im not sure how much i get, but i get 5 for living in the area, plus youth allowance and disadv school? is that 10 bonus atar points?
cant seem to find a course that has a cut off at 50
oh well i'll just hope for that offer. thanks for your help mate much appreciated. 
skyline
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cant seem to find a course that has a cut off at 50
try La-Trobe uni?
nah i wanna get in uws cause i live closer there.
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with 46? lmao even UWS isn't that desperate. this anecdotal notion of UWS taking in people with UAIs/ATARs that are nowhere near the cutoff is mythical.
is that expensive?
skyline
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well whats your atar?
if you didnt get the mark, you can go uws college, not sure what course you want to do, but only some diplomas are offered. The good news is when you pass, you go straight into second year uni, meaning your not behind
oh and btw, this has nothing to do with you mate, what im saying now is just my opinion of what others think.
all i wanna say is, isnt it funny when people bag uws for having such low cutoffs and make it an outcast to other unis, when people in similar situations like you are desperate to get into any uni by any means necessary.
ahhh the irony of uws these days, see here, its not a shit uni, even uws have standards, and mind you there are course cutoffs much higher then usyd or unsw etc, all comes under supply and demand but people here are too stupid to know what the hell uai means, they think, the higher the smarter or something, ignorants with no logic...
well hope you get into your course, let me know how it goes
and if you live in the western suburbs you should recieve bonus uai points, i think +5 points or something, so that should help you abit.
and if you applied for EAS, that should be another 5 points, so chances are still in your favour.
goodluck.
my atar was 43.1, course i want to go into is business/commerce or financial advising.well whats your atar?
if you didnt get the mark, you can go uws college, not sure what course you want to do, but only some diplomas are offered. The good news is when you pass, you go straight into second year uni, meaning your not behind
oh and btw, this has nothing to do with you mate, what im saying now is just my opinion of what others think.
all i wanna say is, isnt it funny when people bag uws for having such low cutoffs and make it an outcast to other unis, when people in similar situations like you are desperate to get into any uni by any means necessary.
ahhh the irony of uws these days, see here, its not a shit uni, even uws have standards, and mind you there are course cutoffs much higher then usyd or unsw etc, all comes under supply and demand but people here are too stupid to know what the hell uai means, they think, the higher the smarter or something, ignorants with no logic...
well hope you get into your course, let me know how it goes
and if you live in the western suburbs you should recieve bonus uai points, i think +5 points or something, so that should help you abit.
and if you applied for EAS, that should be another 5 points, so chances are still in your favour.
goodluck.