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was this a few years back? if it was this year he would've definitely had a few bonus points :)

hey!! i don't actually know anyone that got in, only people who didn't unfortunately. my friend had a 98+ atar as well as a decent LAT and still didn't make it. i'd assume the lowest selection rank this year would've been high 97s (paired with a perfect or near-perfect LAT), but that's just my...

hey!! i didn't receive an offer, and it seems like i wasn't even close haha because my friend with a 98.05 ATAR didn't get in either :((

nope! praying for an offer in one of the jan rounds :confused:

if i were you i would be very confident to get an offer in jan round 1, even though demand is ridiculously high (e.g. uts law went from 96 to 97.3 minimum (it hit the 98s for LSR for some law combinations there). pls update us anyways btw!!

thanks so much! all the best to you too

hey!! congrats on the uts offer first and foremost!! i got a 96.1 atar and was rejected from uts law today haha but am still holding out from a unsw offer next month. I can't really say what's competitive for unsw's next round offers since everything is in ridiculously high demand (UTS law LSR...

Hey! Very similar situation here, i have a 96.1 ATAR and 80 LAT which i'm not sure will make it into UNSW law either (law/criminology there has been my dream degree). I'm considering UTS law too. After speaking to many people it seems like if you really want to end up in UNSW law, maybe just...

most definitely

Do you guys think that a 96.1 atar and 80 LAT would be enough for UNSW law. low key i'm really disappointed only because it's my dream degree </3 i'm praying and hoping i can get an offer in round 2

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ahhhh i see, thanks. i guess the formula would then involve the three 'anchor points' nesa describes here 🤔 https://www.nsw.gov.au/education-and-training/nesa/hsc/exams-and-marking/assessment-moderation

just had a look at it, it doesn't seem contradictory?

your assessment mark (the internal 50%) will be the 17th highest hsc exam mark of your class (even if you didn't receive that mark), but whatever mark you received in the external exam will be yours for the exam mark part (external 50%). so your overall hsc mark is an average of these two...