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I know a number of my friends that go to that campus and you should go there, at least you will be under UTS.

It is possible for you to transfer after one semester but you will need to check with UNSW directly and better you ask now. I am assuming you do have a high UAI so if you choose Business at UTS and you don't quite like it and want to go to Commerce, you need to do well if not very well and your...

You put whichever course you want to do the most first - each course in each order is given equal competitiveness.

According to my UAC Guide, you were applying for B. Pharmacy at USYD right? The UAI is actually quite high and you should do another similar course. Do you have to do Medical Science or is that what you want to do? If you haven't read already, you will need at least a Distinction average or...

...It's the oldest university of Australia. The facade makes it look grandeur and well established like Cambridge or York in England. USYD, UNSW and UTS offer Architecture and they don't necessarily teach the same programme. One maybe more theory, the other an industry approach. You have to get...

I thought you meant did going to an open day affect your application, ha would be funny and unfair.

Do what you feel you want to do most and for the next number of years. Don't just look at it in terms of what you have achieved and mark a tick or cross next to a course. If your interests are in Law and you see a career from it then choose it first. You just have to ask whether the environment...

Just to clear everything up, you can choose not to pay anything and ask the Government to pay the whole amount. You then pay an extra 20% of the annual fee.

You can apply for DFE in your first year and then choose CSP for your second year. If you choose or feel fine paying the full fee than there will be an extra 20% of debt you will incur. If the annual cost of your course is $15,000, you will have to pay an extra $3000 on top of $15,000. So in...

Thanks for the information :) Well the course I am applying for, there is a significant amount worth on the statment; I feel more confident in this case.

I'm not sure if your a recent school leaver but there are so many things that open up it's not a confined environment and everything is not black and white just like in high school. Whether you are doing civil engineering or accounting - which one do you like more? You have to cut your options...

Can I ask if you know more about personal statements, what they provide in terms of marks or additional credit points? Do they give you extra points in terms of your equilavent UAI after 1 full year of study?

Thanks for the information.

So for example, if the annual course fee is $1000, I have to pay upfront $200 and it can't be included in the FEE-HELP?

I've been reading the GoingToUni website from the Government and I noticed something. It has never occurred to me to apply for Domestic Fee Paying but isn't this the same as CSP anyway? The Government pays for all your fees but you pay a student contribution. DFE, you pay everything but you can...

Most if not all NRSL will receive an offer letter in the main round like all HSC students. But obviously, NRSL will have had their application looked differently and of course, each course you choose asks for different requirements. Like most courses of 50% UAI and 50% GPA, a number of others...

Alot of companies are trying to get back to normal and many things have to be re-organised. Just stay patient and if not in the next few days, politely call the person.

Also go to the open days tommorow just to make sure about everything.

What paper got to do with anything? Experience will always speak for itself and you will be hired for that.

I was in the same position as you but make sure you get in contact with the person because it's nice to do so and you can let them know what job you are applying for so they know at least half the story when your future manager rings him/her.