University (2 Viewers)

[synthesisFR]

Can someone (jimmy) please explain how uni works and everything and applying everything bc i havent done anything and apparantly there something called uac which is closing this month and idk what to do BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY i dont even know what uni is so plss someone teach me from scratch.

 

[its_ace21]

pathetic u dont even know uac

 

[SadCeliac]

Can someone (jimmy) please explain how uni works and everything and applying everything bc i havent done anything and apparantly there something called uac which is closing this month and idk what to do BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY i dont even know what uni is so plss someone teach me from scratch.

@dav53521 @jimmysmith560 @temporarylol

 

[its_ace21]

Can someone (jimmy) please explain how uni works and everything and applying everything bc i havent done anything and apparantly there something called uac which is closing this month and idk what to do BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY i dont even know what uni is so plss someone teach me from scratch.

Universities Admissions Centre

Apply for undergraduate degrees, diplomas and postgraduate courses. We calculate the ATAR, process scholarships, SRS & EAS.

www.uac.edu.au

pay before 29th eitherwise price triples, gives ur atar and u put ur uni course preferences

 

[SadCeliac]

Can someone (jimmy) please explain how uni works and everything and applying everything bc i havent done anything and apparantly there something called uac which is closing this month and idk what to do BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY i dont even know what uni is so plss someone teach me from scratch.

1) apply for uac undergrad - need to pay regardless --do this early
2) apply for srs (school recommends you to unis etc) - free
3) look around for uni courses you are interested in and set them as your five UAC preferences https://www.uac.edu.au/assets/documents/uac-guide/uac-guide-2023-24.pdf
4) apply for EAS if needed
5) apply for scholarships etc and programs if you want to directly via universities (e.g., BIT CoOp at UTS --closed already lol)

anyways yeah hope that helps with the process

after we get our hsc marks from nesa on 14th december, uac will release the ATAR
we use this ATAR to get into specific uni courses, and we have some time to change our preferences (e.g., when you get 40* and can't get into med anymore - rip)

anyways yeah idrk what else to put

 

[its_ace21]

1) apply for uac undergrad - need to pay regardless --do this early
2) apply for srs (school recommends you to unis etc) - free
3) look around for uni courses you are interested in and set them as your five UAC preferences https://www.uac.edu.au/assets/documents/uac-guide/uac-guide-2023-24.pdf
4) apply for EAS if needed
5) apply for scholarships etc and programs if you want to directly via universities (e.g., BIT CoOp at UTS --closed already lol)

anyways yeah hope that helps with the process

after we get our hsc marks from nesa on 14th december, uac will release the ATAR
we use this ATAR to get into specific uni courses, and we have some time to change our preferences (e.g., when you get 40* and can't get into med anymore - rip)

anyways yeah idrk what else to put

srs closes in 6 days

 

[its_ace21]

https://www.uac.edu.au/assets/documents/uac-guide/uac-guide-2023-24.pdf

oh wait celiac psted

 

[yolo tengo]

guys whats the difference between conditional and unconditional?

 

[dav53521]

Basically uni is tertiary education and allows you to persue a bachelors, masters and PhD and in uni you typically focus on one discipline which will be what your degree is on. Bachelor tends to be furthering your education by learning in relative depth about topics that relate to your chosen degree but you can do a thesis through what is called Honours which adds an extra year but can be quite handy if you decide to go for post-graduate study.

After the bachelors you can persue a Masters or a PhD. Masters is typically split into Masters by course work or research and a PhD and is how people earn the title of Doctor without becoming a medical doctor. For a PhD thesis you have to basically write about a unique topic. Although I would say you shouldn't really worry about this stuff for now.

 

[synthesisFR]

W

srs closes in 6 days

TF IS SRS IS IT IMPORTANT

 

[its_ace21]

W

TF IS SRS IS IT IMPORTANT

YESSSS

 

[carrotsss]

W

TF IS SRS IS IT IMPORTANT

it’s important if u don’t have other early entry and if ur not going to unsw/usyd

 

[SadCeliac]

WTF IS SRS IS IT IMPORTANT

LITERALLY JUST SPEND TWO SECONDS CLICKING APPLY ON THE MAIN SRS FORM

but you need to pay for undergrad first
so do that
then click on SRS apply and fill out the literal one form lol

 

[its_ace21]

SRS is early entry from UAC, basically your career advisor will give a rating of you to UAC and then they'll give you an offer - here's the list of participating universities: Institution-specific SRS criteria - UAC

so pissed that the course i wanna do isnt there

 

[synthesisFR]

LITERALLY JUST SPEND TWO SECONDS CLICKING APPLY ON THE MAIN SRS FORM

but you need to pay for undergrad first
so do that
then click on SRS apply and fill out the literal one form lol

whats undergrad

 

[dav53521]

undergrad

Undergrad is stuff like Bachelors

 

[carrotsss]

whats undergrad

bachelor degrees etc., basically anything u do at uni before u “graduate” at uni. that’s what ur applying for, he means paying for an undergrad application w uac

also ur school should really be going through this stuff

 

[its_ace21]

whats undergrad

right after high school

 

[SadCeliac]

whats undergrad

what we're going into at uni

undergraduate Bachelors degrees

it's what we see in the UAC handbook, e.g., when you see courses called B Commerce ("bachelor of commerce")

 

[synthesisFR]

bachelor degrees etc., basically anything u do at uni before u “graduate” at uni. that’s what ur applying for, he means paying for an undergrad application w uac

also ur school should really be going through this stuff

i think they have in the year meeting but i was doing shit with friends