this may be useful (1 Viewer)

[Xu]

for those with lower than expected uais.

http://www.uac.edu.au/course_search/uaicutoff.html

 

[Huy]

:rofl:


You make me laugh Xu. But I'm going to use it.


Being the idiot I am...

 

[ssssonicyouth]

don't tease me with last years ones

 

[flyin']

Well, they offer some indications.

 

[Huy]

flyin' has a point, at least you've got options sonic.

 

[flyin']

Of course, some courses won't rise much regardless. And even if they do, you'll probably get in.

 

[yumi]

is this for last yr????

 

[Cyan_phoeniX]

theres are off a bit.

It Sez Psychology (Honours) for Maquarie is 92, when it is actually 95

 

[Huy]

You can find this year's one too yumi.

UAI cut-offs for 2003 admissions
Cut-offs vary from year to year and are impossible to predict before applicants are selected for a particular course in a particular year. These cut-offs provide only an indication of the possible cut-offs for entry in 2004.

You can view a summary of the cut-offs required for semester 1, 2003 admissions in the following PDF files:

HECS - http://www.uac.edu.au/pdf/2003_uai_coffs_hecs_m.pdf

Fee - http://www.uac.edu.au/pdf/2003_uai_coffs_fee_m.pdf

These are for main round offers, if you want more, go to UAC's website www.uac.edu.au

 

[Winston]

HAHAH try puting in 100.00 u get two courses only!

 

[yumi]

thanx huy~~~

btw, i got 83
and i want to get into electric engineering of UNSW
last yr the cut-off is 80.25

is it possible??
my friend told me the cut-off will raise a lot this yr
..>_<...

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by yumi
thanx huy~~~

btw, i got 83
and i want to get into electric engineering of UNSW
last yr the cut-off is 80.25

is it possible??
my friend told me the cut-off will raise a lot this yr
..>_<...

You'll be definately fine.

 

[Huy]

I didn't know any cut-offs existed for 100.00 UAIs.

@yumi: Yes, it is possible.

If it increases "a lot" then you might hit a snag.

You should be fine.

 

[...]

its a good function..


but always keep in mind the ever raising cut off...

 

[yumi]

thans huy and winston
i feel better now.........

 

[Huy]

No problems yumi (I have to get over your name).

 

[yumi]

hehe
anyway
can i ask u a stupid Q?
wat does the preliminary round and main round mean??
is preliminary mean the first preference?
sorry
i know im stupid

 

[Huy]

Sure, you can ask.
No, the preliminary round isn't for your first preference.
No, you're not stupid!

Preliminary Round
Some institutions make a limited number of offers in the Early and Preliminary rounds.

Offers in these two rounds are generally made to applicants who have deferred, applicants who are selected predominantly on criteria other than an Australian Year 12, and international fee-paying applicants. Only applicants that are made an offer will be sent a letter.

Main Round
Most offers are made in the Main Round at which time institutions try to make sufficient offers to fill the places available. In the 2003 admissions period, institutions made approximately 48 000 offers in the Main Round. A letter will be sent to all applicants whether or not they have received an offer in this round.



More detail:
Offer Rounds
http://www.uac.edu.au/apply/offer_rounds.html