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so the uac guides tell us the uais for this year?
as in for us?
so the uac guides tell us the uais for this year?
as in for us?
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It took me an hour just to navigate around the book--it wasn't the most user-friendly (that's what I reckon). But it's good to see the descriptions of all courses at all unis in one place, with the cut-offs in the same place, even if it isn't the most organised.
While it did have some useful information, I found that the UAC book wasn't as useful as the actual booklets that the universities gave out on this open day we went to. The booklets actually told you a little more about what the subjects involved and in addition to this we were able to talk to the uni representatives as well.
goan_crazy
Hates the waiting game...
I finally got my UAC book 2day after the eng adv trial.
kami
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I think there are some mistakes in the UAC guides too... at least 3 courses arent in there(at least in my copy) that I planned to put on my preferences and these courses are all still on the university websites and handboks that were handed out during career day which makes me slightly confused.
littlelyce
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Any UAI cutoffs you see now are this years or earlier.
It is impossible for them to know what they will be next year because the number of people who apply for each course plays a large part in the cutoff. Just because the UAI for a course this year was 85.3 doesnt mean it wont skyrocket to 94.2 next year (unlikely, I know, but possible).
It is impossible for them to know what they will be next year because the number of people who apply for each course plays a large part in the cutoff. Just because the UAI for a course this year was 85.3 doesnt mean it wont skyrocket to 94.2 next year (unlikely, I know, but possible).