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Is it possible to be offered a place in your desired course if there are vacancies? (1 Viewer)
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Re: Is it possible to be offered a place in your desired course if there are vacancie
What they do is they fill all their spots and the person who fills the last spot has their ATAR as the cut-off.
If there are 100 places for Science and the 100th person accepted has an ATAR of 82, then the cut-off is 82.
But vacancies do occur in later rounds, and for courses in demand - the cut-off rises in successive rounds. For courses not in demand, the ATAR lowers.
You don't understand what the cut-off means if you ask this.
What they do is they fill all their spots and the person who fills the last spot has their ATAR as the cut-off.
If there are 100 places for Science and the 100th person accepted has an ATAR of 82, then the cut-off is 82.
But vacancies do occur in later rounds, and for courses in demand - the cut-off rises in successive rounds. For courses not in demand, the ATAR lowers.