thaoroxy2001
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my friend just got a scholarship offer (she's doing bach arts/ something Uai:97.7) ...an entry one of $5000 for one year....did anyone else get an offer?.....
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I-Jester
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Yep - entry scholarship for Arts/Law or any other course supervised or cosupervised by the Arts Faculty.
jang
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wow congrats guysh...
good on all who got merit scholarship - i know they were VERY HARD to get
good on all who got merit scholarship - i know they were VERY HARD to get
Mambomeg
yay! custom!!!
yay! congrats guys, nice work, i know they had heaps of applications this year, so you guys must have had impressive applications!
And to those still waiting, dont despair, i didnt get my offer till february, so there is still hope!
And to those still waiting, dont despair, i didnt get my offer till february, so there is still hope!
thaoroxy2001
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Hey Mambomeg....I'm on the reserve list do u think I can still get a chance of getting a scholarship?
Why do parents always have to be right...Mambomeg
yay! custom!!!
thoraxy.... i dont know, it really depends on how many people accept their offer of a scholarship after uni offers go out. I guess you just have to hope that not many people accept their scholarships! Good luck though
thaoroxy2001
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YAY! just got a scholarship...Science Alumni Achievement one!
Congrats thaoroxy2001.
Did you make the reserve list for the undergraduate scholarship?
And also the criteria for some scholarships is general proficiency in the hsc and a few have the criteria for proficiency in mathematics. What type of marks would be considered proficient? And when they say Mathematics do they mean only 2 unit or any level of maths?
Did you make the reserve list for the undergraduate scholarship?
And also the criteria for some scholarships is general proficiency in the hsc and a few have the criteria for proficiency in mathematics. What type of marks would be considered proficient? And when they say Mathematics do they mean only 2 unit or any level of maths?
thaoroxy2001
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thanx acmilan.....yeh I made the reserve list for the undergraduate scholarship .....when they say proficiency in mathematics it means about 90+ in 2unit (general mathematics is just not enough) but then again it depends on the course u plan to do....acmilan said:
theone123
blue essence
yes u get a rejection letter.
CrashOveride, the merit scholarship is for 5000 per year for upto 5 years i think
CrashOveride, the merit scholarship is for 5000 per year for upto 5 years i think
thaoroxy2001
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there's a pretty good chance u're being considered for a scholarship because all the faculties have already sent the rejection letters....u might be shortlisted or on the reserve list....Good luck!PhiL said:
thaoroxy2001
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sure....but did u get any letter about ur application yet?......and the scholarships aren't only based on UAi (congrats on ur UAI btw) they look at leadership, community stuff etc.....but yeh...i'm sure u still have a good chance of at least getting offered one scholarship....GOOD LUCK!
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Hypothetically...
Say you got two undergraduate scholarships. One was the co-op at UNSW, for actuarial studies. This one is 13.4k pa, with 18 months IT. The other was 10k at USYD, from the faculty of eco and business. No catch, except you need to maintain a distinciton average. Which one would you choose, and why? Take into account uni, degree, etc. For instance, USYD scholarships allow you to do a double degree, however where the adv maths/commerce degree there is more theoretical based, UNSW actuarial studies is more practical, esp with the IT. I will post this up in the UNSW forum too to get their oppinion. DONT BE BIASED!
Say you got two undergraduate scholarships. One was the co-op at UNSW, for actuarial studies. This one is 13.4k pa, with 18 months IT. The other was 10k at USYD, from the faculty of eco and business. No catch, except you need to maintain a distinciton average. Which one would you choose, and why? Take into account uni, degree, etc. For instance, USYD scholarships allow you to do a double degree, however where the adv maths/commerce degree there is more theoretical based, UNSW actuarial studies is more practical, esp with the IT. I will post this up in the UNSW forum too to get their oppinion. DONT BE BIASED!