how to get dis-advantage marks for uai? (2 Viewers)

[andwz]

how do u get dis-advantages marks lik plus 10% to ur uai?
wat r the reasons u need?
lik wat if u play alot of sport?

 

[withoutaface]

It's called EAS, allows you into courses up to 5 points above your UAI, and playing sport is your decision, if it's impacting on your HSC results I would suggest you just dont do it, I don't think you'd get EAS for it.

 

[Estel]

Access doesn't reduce the cutoff for high demand courses anywhere near 5 UAI points.
It's really only for people who are extremely financially disadvantaged, have had very bad family probs, etc... practically anyone who needs it would know they'd be able to get it.
Sport would definitely not make you eligible for it.

Some universities give special allowance for elite sportspeople- eg. USYD's broadway scheme.

 

[Abbeygale]

Sport would definitely not make you eligible for it.

Nor should it. Sport does, however, make you eligible for several scholarships.

 

[andwz]

It's called EAS, allows you into courses up to 5 points above your UAI, and playing sport is your decision, if it's impacting on your HSC results I would suggest you just dont do it, I don't think you'd get EAS for it.

wats EAS? wat does it stand for

 

[funky_a]

wats EAS? wat does it stand for

'Something' Access Scheme. Easy? No idea. Anyway, some uni can give you up to 5 extra uai and some can give up to 10 (UTS). If your school is listed as a disadvantage school (like mine was) you can use that as an excuse. Other than that, other factors include getting Centrelink (because you might be inable to pay for extra tuition or something) and prehaps a family member being really sick and affecting your studies. But from what I've seen, it takes a LOT of time getting paer work, signatures etc.

 

[table for 1]

what's a PSFP school?

 

[andwz]

'Something' Access Scheme. Easy? No idea. Anyway, some uni can give you up to 5 extra uai and some can give up to 10 (UTS). If your school is listed as a disadvantage school (like mine was) you can use that as an excuse. Other than that, other factors include getting Centrelink (because you might be inable to pay for extra tuition or something) and prehaps a family member being really sick and affecting your studies. But from what I've seen, it takes a LOT of time getting paer work, signatures etc.

so is the 5 extra uai.. lik 5% additional to ur uai?
wat if i u just make up stuff lik family member being sik effeced ur studies,
do u nedd ne proof?

 

[goan_crazy]

so is the 5 extra uai.. lik 5% additional to ur uai?
wat if i u just make up stuff lik family member being sik effeced ur studies,
do u nedd ne proof?

y would u make up stuff
this is 4 people with serious problems
its not meant 4 ppl who wanna rought the system
i think u need proof like documentation and stuff
not sure
can ppl whove received it give us details bout it?
i actually do hav a member of my family who has a serious medical condition
however i havent applied for any extra UAI points or whatever
so yeah can ppl plz advise me?
thanks

 

[DanielleM]

yeah
u do need proof to apply for:-
- special provisions
- special advantages
like a doctor certificate, documentation or wriiten document from counsellor etc. then u need to like get it approved by other ppl... then if they accept it you get it!
but however u cant just apply like that and make up shit as you DO NEED PROOF

 

[andwz]

ohh
i just had an uncle justed pasted away but
it hasnt really affected my study, soo could i just use that
and say that it has?

 

[goan_crazy]

ohh
i just had an uncle justed pasted away but
it hasnt really affected my study, soo could i just use that
and say that it has?

if they see ur last post theyl know

it hasnt really affected my study

u lied

 

[funky_a]

so is the 5 extra uai.. lik 5% additional to ur uai?
wat if i u just make up stuff lik family member being sik effeced ur studies,
do u nedd ne proof?

The UAI is a rank, not a percentage. Say if you got an UAI of 80, then with the increase, you'll get UAI 85

 

[Cape]

ohh
i just had an uncle justed pasted away but
it hasnt really affected my study, soo could i just use that
and say that it has?

Why would you bother applying if it hasnt effected your study. Leave it for someone who generally deserves the additional ranking. There are people out there who have been in worse situations during the HSC than just loosing an uncle. No matter how sad it is.

 

[goan_crazy]

Why would you bother applying if it hasnt effected your study. Leave it for someone who generally deserves the additional ranking. There are people out there who have been in worse situations during the HSC than just loosing an uncle. No matter how sad it is.

well said cape!
i know there are situations where people have physical, mental disabilities etc
or like their mothers or fathers have died
those are the people that deserve disadvantage

 

[Cape]

i know there are situations where people have physical, mental disabilities etc

Thats true. I was diagnosed with depression half way through my HSC year, but I was determined to get through the HSC and into uni without any extra assisstance, even though I was entitled to it. There were probably people out there more disadvantaged than me, who deserved it more than me. And my determination payed off. If you have determination, you will succeed

 

[Abbeygale]

ohh
i just had an uncle justed pasted away but
it hasnt really affected my study, soo could i just use that
and say that it has?

Perhaps if you put as much thought and effort into studying as you devote to trying to find ways to milk the system, you wouldn't need the EAS points?

 

[andwz]

AHAHHAH im just asking man !

 

[Estel]

You need a lot of documentary proof.
That said, there are people who still manage to rort the system.

FOR THE LAST TIME, EAS DOES NOT BOOST YOUR UAI! (to the person preceding me who said that)

 

[th]

he ill be fasting during my HSC exam is that an disadvantage EAS???