Recent content by LM2009

Where are you planning on studying Vet Science? At Usyd, they do take into account work/volunteer experience as they specifically ask all applicants to fill out the 'Commitment to Veterinary Science' statement. Also for Usyd, the cutoff is usually higher than 98, but I do believe they...

thanks. and to the person who asked: i didn't actually get an atar as i have overseas qualifications. my stat score was 174 overall.

So I was offered a place in vet science at sydney uni in the main round, but I had an interview for combined med (arts/med) at sydney the day after main round offers came out. i found out after my interview that i have been accepted into the program, but they can't make me a formal offer until...

Usyd does make later round offers for combined medicine, not sure about the other schools.

B Veterinary Science Full Time @ University of Sydney :)

Re: cant wait till wednesday I definitely can't wait...I'm both nervous and excited. The offers come out at 2 am my time so i'll definitely be waiting up to see them.

I'm pretty sure that at Wesley you can sleep wherever you want and nobody cares.

Ok thanks, hopefully it will work out.

Ah this is really not what I wanted to hear.

I guess the next question would be does it play a role in their decision? Would a competitive course like vet science not give someone a place because they didn't put it as their first preference?

Ahh ok thanks that answers my question

Can universities view your entire list of course preferences in order when they consider you for a spot? I ask because I feel like some unis might be a less inclined to accept an applicant for a competitive course such as Vet Science (where desire to actually be a vet would play a role) if...

I ran into the same problem. I'm not sure if my situation is similar as I took the STAT in the United States, and therefore had to register through ACER. I did email ACER, and they told me that they would automatically forward my results to UAC two weeks before I got them in the mail. I've...

Thanks

An SAT score of 2300 should translate into a UAI (technically called a UAC rank) of 99+. Some places like USyd, however, won't evaluate SAT results unless accompanied by AP Subject scores. And a high school diploma, obviously.