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How are you going in 4U maths now? When we did our HSC, it was suggested that we do 12 units in case you don't perform well in 4U and need to drop down to 3U.

Not that I don't believe you, but it just sounds like a silly thing for UAC to do. I looked through the FAQ but couldn't find anything, could you post a link or quote it?

You seriously think UAC would make her redo her HSC because she didn't defer in time?

Well good luck. In the worst case, you can always apply for the course next year and you should get another offer.

She won't have to do the HSC again you idiot.

You really should call them then...

"BA units of study totalling at least 84 credit points, of which at least 54 must be Second or Third Year credit points from Part A of the Table of units of study for the BA degree, including a major as defined in the resolutions relating to the BA degree." I was hoping to double major as well...

I have a friend who won't turn 18 until his second year of uni. HE is too young.

Thanks. Now I just have to hope that they don't change their mind :P

It still has to be sent via UAC though, but I think they're just letting me know because I applied for the flexible entry scheme.

Hehe I just got a phone call from USYD. They said they're going to give me an offer for my first preference.

B Engineering / B Arts

That sounds good then, makes me feel more optimistic. Did you put down other preferences like I did, in the hope that you could choose similar subjects and transfer after a year?

I was just looking for any opinions on my chances on getting an offer for the late round. Like how many people usually defer or turn down a main round offer? I got a UAI of 87.6 and was really hoping to get into one of these programs at USYD: 1 89.95 (V) Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Arts...

Enrol for your main round offer and you are still considered for the late round.

If you're not going to university currently, I heard that it is best just to enrol in a TAFE course. I'm enrolling for my first year at uni this year, and I intend to study a language as a major in an arts degree.

Re: What's the best way to get to Usyd? I want to transfer to engineering as well, so I've got B Science as my backup.

You could drive to Rockdale Plaza and park there, then walk/bus to the station. Trains should come pretty often to take you to Central, and then I believe there is a bus to USYD.

I have a friend who got accepted to UNSW, but according to him its much better at USYD. Same applies for me, but I'm not doing the advanced course. We're both hoping for a late round offer to USYD.