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Gavvvvvin
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How does one do it? I dont have the first clue where to begin . . .
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Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
Are you a HSC student?
Either way, your first step is to go to the UAC website and apply-by-web there....
Either way, your first step is to go to the UAC website and apply-by-web there....
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
You should really have a discussion with your school career's advisor. Today.
Failing that, take a look at www.uac.ecu.au for NSW university applications information.
Failing that, take a look at www.uac.ecu.au for NSW university applications information.
Atticus.
how do i get out of this
you do it through that uac book dont you?
santaslayer
Active Member
Not really.TurboTom said:
You look at course information primarily through the book yes, but you must register via the internet or by phone. Registering allows you to to notify UAC of your course choices, which you are allowed to change of course.
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Gavvvvvin
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Our careers advisor knows absolutely nothingnatstar said:
thejosiekiller
every me
i havnt been able to do it yet- its too worrying
christ_ine
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It's always fun to do it though. But your Careers Advisor should have all the information you need, or the UAC website. That being said, you should already have your 2005 UAC Guide by this point.
Haha, I was one of those nerdy people overly excited about preferences that my receipt number was something like #391.
Haha, I was one of those nerdy people overly excited about preferences that my receipt number was something like #391.