Atar cut-off for Bachelor of Ancient History (1 Viewer)

[NinaChapps]

I'm really hoping to get into Bachelor of Ancient History, but since it's a new course, theres no atar cut-off and I'm have no idea if I'll get the atar needed to get in. Anybody have a rough estimate of what it will be?

 

[slyhunter]

It'd be practically impossible to estimate this since it'll depend on the demand for it, the type of students applying and how many spaces are being offered for it

 

[-may-cat-]

Since Macquarie is phasing out Honours, you should save yourself the inevitable administrative shitfight that i am currently going through and just study ancient history through a straight BA. Honestly, don't be fooled by the fancy name of the degree; you can study absolutely everything you would study in the BAHIS(hons) through a BA. I can't believe they're still allowing new entrants to the program tbh, it technically won't be possible to finish the degree as far as i can see.

(p.s. it's not a new course, when i got in in 2009 the cut off was like 82-83)

http://www.mq.edu.au/newsroom/2012/03/06/macquarie-university-offers-new-research-training-degree/

EDIT: Scratch that, i just realised that they have in fact made a non honours version of the course as you say, funny how as an ancient history student i haven't been told this yet. I would still do the BA though tbh, more flexibility.