Is it true that.... (1 Viewer)

[Dash]

Is it true that we get a chance to change/alter our course selections once we get our UAI's back?

 

[Rahul]

also what are the main stages when this is possible, after UAI's are released, first round, etc.

 

[Azn fairies]

first round is around octomber...so not after UAI...second round is bettween HSC fnished so u still can't see ur UAI - but can guess it casue u finished the HSC exams...the third and last round is when u see ur UAI, u can change it till jan. 2004...

hope that helped... just a pisece of advice .if u didn't gte into first round then the chance of secdond and thrird are low..

 

[Rahul]

hmm...thanks azn fairies

 

[sukiyaki]

when is MAIN round then?

 

[Dash]

Ummm... can someone answer my q plz

 

[Lexicographer]

Originally posted by Dash
Ummm... can someone answer my q plz

YES. You can change it right up to January 5 and they will still count for main round. After that the new preferences only come into effect for the late round.

Go to the UAC site for these questions, they answer them ALL there!

 

[Lazarus]

I think the posts so far have been very confused. [Edit: Lexi got it.]

Mid August 2003 - Mon 5 January 2004
Change of preferences accepted for consideration in Main Round

Mon 19 January - Fri 23 January 2004
Change of preferences accepted for consideration in Late Round

Mon 2 February - Tues 3 February 2004
Change of preferences accepted for consideration in Final Round

Fri 5 December 2003
Early Round offers e-released

Sat 3 January 2004
Preliminary Round offers e-released

Mon 19 January 2004
Main Round offers e-released

Mon 2 February 2004
Late Round offers e-released

Sat 7 February 2004
Final Round offers e-released


The Main Round is the important one for most students.

 

[Dash]

Whoa!

Nice, thanks for that

 

[The Spruce Moose]

hel laz u reckon if u applied to transfer from on uni to another by spetember 30 th u will receive an offer in the early round i.e. 5 th december??

coz the uac guide says that majority of early round offers are mad for non year 12 applicants

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

Originally posted by The Spruce Moose
coz the uac guide says that majority of early round offers are mad for non year 12 applicants

i believ that means its made for those students for whom uai is not taken into acct at all ... but while transfering from one uni to another, they DO consider ur uai ... ur uai counts for 50% of what theyre looking for ....
the early rounds are for those students who apply as mature age students, as international students and postgrad study

 

[Lazarus]

Da Monstar seems to be on the money. No early round for you!

 

[The Spruce Moose]

umm ive heard uai accounts for 30%

 

[Lazarus]

aaaaand where did you hear that?

 

[SoFTuaRiaL]

actually, it depends on how much of tertiary study u have completed ... i know that if u transfer after first yr, its 50% uai, but if any later, more emphasis is placed on ur uni marks ....

 

[The Spruce Moose]

i heard that from a friend of mine who in this case completed an aqf diploma 5 or a 4o week diploma and he transfered from college to uni and said they conisdered some 30% & of his uai and the rest was uni marks

he got a uai of 52 and finished his diploma with a 5.7 GPA and got in to a course that had a uia of 80

so i dunno

 

[Lazarus]

Which course/uni was he transferring to?

(there are separate cut-offs for transfers etc btw)

 

[The Spruce Moose]

ummmmmmm i think it was business management at UWS Parra UAI cut off for that course in 2002 was 82.45

 

[Lazarus]

It's possible the 30% UAI thing was specific to that course/uni.

As I said, there are different cut-offs for transfers - he wouldn't have made it in under the normal HECS cut-off, even with 70% uni/30% UAI.

 

[LaZy_KoReAn]

Originally posted by Dash
Is it true that we get a chance to change/alter our course selections once we get our UAI's back?

of course