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accepting offers from OS online... (1 Viewer)
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Actually you accept offers online through UAC. Then you enrol at the institution. If you won't be in the country on enrolment day then you really should get a proxy organised to enrol on your behalf. Some courses have online enrolment (UNSW did last year) but don't depend on it, especially if you're going somewhere with unreliable connections.
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is china considered an unreliable connection? 
(hey im being serious here)
im chasing courses for all three Uni in the sydney metro area (usyd, unsw, uts). coz i don't think i'll be back from china until Feb 15th so right now Online acceptance would be my best hope?
Does anyone know when the enrolment dates usually are?? like between which dates?
(hey im being serious here)im chasing courses for all three Uni in the sydney metro area (usyd, unsw, uts). coz i don't think i'll be back from china until Feb 15th so right now Online acceptance would be my best hope?
Does anyone know when the enrolment dates usually are?? like between which dates?
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Retired 13 May 2006
Change your travel plans. Enrolment can be any time from late January to late February, and it's a real pain to get proxy enrolment because if something you want isn't available you have to choose something else ON THE SPOT.
It's far easier for you to be onshore and prepare your contingencies in person than have to do all the faculty handbook reading before you leave (to hand over to your proxy). It is also much less confusing.
It's far easier for you to be onshore and prepare your contingencies in person than have to do all the faculty handbook reading before you leave (to hand over to your proxy). It is also much less confusing.
Blay
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hmmm a few questions:
1) when accepting does that mean that the spot in the course is guarenteed to me?
2) The proxy is only allowed to sign for you if you've filled out Supplementary Form A right? Well I didn't know whether I'd be going overseas at that time when I made my UAC selections over the phone, would I be able to send the Supplementary Form A now?
1) when accepting does that mean that the spot in the course is guarenteed to me?
2) The proxy is only allowed to sign for you if you've filled out Supplementary Form A right? Well I didn't know whether I'd be going overseas at that time when I made my UAC selections over the phone, would I be able to send the Supplementary Form A now?
You get posted out a bit of paper from UAC with a barcode on it. You normally post this bit of paper back to your UNIVERSITY along with anything else the university sends out (which normally arives on the same date).
If you get into UNSW, don't worry - you can do everything online.
But for the other uni's, it'd be better if you were there in person, but a proxy will work, just make sure they have all your details, everything thats relevant
But for the other uni's, it'd be better if you were there in person, but a proxy will work, just make sure they have all your details, everything thats relevant
Blay
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does UTS allow for web enrolment?
http://www.sau.uts.edu.au/enrolment/how_to/Web-enrolment2005.html
or are those restricted to certain people? eg post-grads?
http://www.sau.uts.edu.au/enrolment/how_to/Web-enrolment2005.html
or are those restricted to certain people? eg post-grads?
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great... so i have to do all enrolments with proxy except for UNSW >< ok then... thanks for your help everyone...
On the UTS form i read that the proxy brings in the proxy form on the day of the enrolment, does this apply for the Usyd one as well??
On the UTS proxy form on the first page they ask for my country of birth and country of citizenship, however i do not understand the purpose of the 4 boxes on the side. Are they asking for the year that i was born and the year of which i attained my citizenship? Or are they for purely administrative purposes?
On the UTS proxy form on the second page the last question asks for completed education. Part 5 says TAFE award. Currently I've attained my Cert II in IT as a HSC subject, does that count? Do I tick the completed all requirements box?
On the UTS form i read that the proxy brings in the proxy form on the day of the enrolment, does this apply for the Usyd one as well??
On the UTS proxy form on the first page they ask for my country of birth and country of citizenship, however i do not understand the purpose of the 4 boxes on the side. Are they asking for the year that i was born and the year of which i attained my citizenship? Or are they for purely administrative purposes?
On the UTS proxy form on the second page the last question asks for completed education. Part 5 says TAFE award. Currently I've attained my Cert II in IT as a HSC subject, does that count? Do I tick the completed all requirements box?
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