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No. I'd stop stressing over it though. Your ATAR isnt going to change and most of the offers for main round would have been decided by nowso there isnt much you can do about it now. So just wait and see if you get an offer.

Like its been said before it depends on demmand for the course you want and it changes every year.

Im taking summer school now for my elective and it started officially on Monday and runs for 7 weeks. Dont know if all the subjects are the same though.

Alot of the unit outline are available from the UWS library website.

Full time just means a full time work load which is usually 4 subjects a semester = 40 credit points. How many days a week and how many face to face hours will depend on what subjects you take as some will have a lot of time on campus with lectures/workshops/tutorials whereas others may have a...

Prolly your best chance would be for financial advising as it has the lowest cutoff. But I still think you'll be lucky to get in being so far off the required cutoff even with all the bonus points.

The course decision day is always at Parramatta campus. You can explore the campus during O-week if you decide to study there.

Its not always that easy to get in. I was only .8 off the UAI needed to get into the UWS nursing degree back when I did my HSC and didnt get an offer. And that was for a course that isnt all that popular compared to other degrees. You dont get any bonus marks if you dont get a minimum UAI/ATAR...

You should have a academic advisor for your course. Send them a email and they will advise you about when to take the rest of your subjects to finish your degree.

I had a 49 and it still remained as a fail and had to retake the subject.

Not all subjects have supplimentary exams and eligibility will depend and is usually decided by the couse co-ordinator.

It depends on the overall demand for people wanting to take that certian degree. I dont how well you will go in trying to get into a degree with a 70+ cutoff with a 55 ATAR though.

They dont use it. Like I said before your uai is only good for initially getting you into uni, after that it means very little. When you apply for uni later in life/transfer they dont look at your uai. Usually if if you havent been at uni you have to do an admisson test but in your case they...

They dont look only at your GPA, I managed to get a transfer with a fail on my transcript so dont stress over it too much.

They dont look at your UAI when you transfer. Its only used to initally get into uni. If your wanting to go from Macquarie to UWS, chances of a transfer are ok. If you wanted to start at UWS sem 1 next year your application should have already been put into UAC. Getting a transfer is not always...

Like someone said before use proper english. It doesnt take much effort to do.

About UAC offers they go through your list until you make the mark or a mark close to it and then based on that you may be made a offer. But if you get a offer for your first choice they wont make any further offers in that round.

But you have to reapply through UAC again for mid year admissions just like you do now and wait and see if you get offered a place. And just because you do a science degree doesnt mean you will get any credits for the teaching degree if you got accepted into it.

I'd go for the one closer to home. I used to drive up to Newcastle's Central Coast campus 4 days a week from Penrith and after a while it takes it toll. And you lose out on a lot of time to do the uni work, work part time etc. Newcastles a great uni though but they both have their upsides and...

As far as I know domestic students can live on campus. It just depends if there is accomodation available at the time when you apply.