Preferences (... and EAS) --> is it worth putting Combined Law as a preference???? (1 Viewer)

[cssu0425]

I posted a thread about doing Combined Commerce (96.3) earlier on. I have an ATAR that is between 89-90 and I have the help of EAS & 2 HSC Plus pts. http://community.boredofstudies.org...th-wales/332327/unsw-estimate-eas-points.html

My circumstances include H01B & F01D. I was contemplating on doing Comm/PR but reconsidering if whether I should put down Comm/Law (realised over the past year that I have an interest in it) Would I have no chance of getting an offer for Comm/Law even if I got EAS?

Sorry for starting another thread last minute (especially when prefs need to be done in 48 hours)

 

[photastic]

Re: Preferences (... and EAS) --> is it worth putting Combined Law as a preference???

I posted a thread about doing Combined Commerce (96.3) with an ATAR that is between 89-90, BUT with the help of EAS, I may have a chance. I also have 2 HSC PLUS pts. - http://community.boredofstudies.org...th-wales/332327/unsw-estimate-eas-points.html

My circumstances include H01B & F01D. Would I have no chance of getting an offer for Comm/Law even if I got EAS?

Sorry for starting another thread last minute (especially when prefs need to be done in 48 hours)

Tbh Getting 9 bonus points from EAS is really rare. However, I see why not since you have 8 more preferences UAC can pick from.

 

[cssu0425]

Re: Preferences (... and EAS) --> is it worth putting Combined Law as a preference???

Tbh Getting 9 bonus points from EAS is really rare. However, I see why not since you have 8 more preferences UAC can pick from.

Mhm I see. I like their points stacking system, but at the same time, it's giving me a false hope that I'll get into a high 90's course. Just hope UNSW gives a good amount for EAS. Crossing my fingers.

 

[kalstar]

Re: Preferences (... and EAS) --> is it worth putting Combined Law as a preference???

Seems unlikely.. but you can always try.

 

[Xt]

Re: Preferences (... and EAS) --> is it worth putting Combined Law as a preference???

Mhm I see. I like their points stacking system, but at the same time, it's giving me a false hope that I'll get into a high 90's course. Just hope UNSW gives a good amount for EAS. Crossing my fingers.

For Combined Law at UNSW, HSC points don't apply so you will have to rely solely on EAS points.

 

[cssu0425]

Re: Preferences (... and EAS) --> is it worth putting Combined Law as a preference???

another question, will my EAS points be added in the main round or the february rounds?