Anyone has Comm@UNSW as 1st pref? (1 Viewer)

[schmeichung]

Please post your UAI here if you are..
I am so worried if I can get in..
I got 96.2 and SAM 96.75..
I am really in doubt if the cutoff increase by half constantly each year..

 

[justinehenin]

no worries mate.
i am pretty sure u can get in .

 

[hasterz]

it seems to me its gonna be really close..... uai was 96.10 last year i think, so i dunno.. but dont worry your pretty much garunteed a place in Sydney Uni and their commerce degrees are just as good.

btw, congrats on your UAI.

 

[BillyMak]

I've got it as my first preference, I got 96.05. According to UAC 2005 last year's cutoff was 96, so if I do manage to get in it will be bloody close.

I don't know how accurate these predictions are, but on page 333 there are projected UAI cutoffs (I think they are normal cutoffs, although they are in the international fee paying section) and commerce dropped to 95.

I suppose we can only hope.

 

[:: ck ::]

mmmm so many ppl are choosing it.. i rkn itll rise =\

got 97.9 and its my 5th pref after all the macquarie actuarial ones

 

[BillyMak]

bloody hell I wish Canberra was closer.

 

[aditya]

lol.... move and it will be

 

[grimreaper]

My first pref is seng\comm @ unsw, and I was worried I wouldnt get the uai for commerce however I ended up >98 so Im very relieved

 

[phungus]

damnit i only got 95.5 UAI
i guess no commerce @ unsw for me...
oh and for usyd b commerce, do u guys think it'll rise by a big deal?

 

[Shuter]

I did but fell miserably short. It will be backdoor shinanigans for me.

 

[schmeichung]

There was no local-fee paying to get in commerce@unsw with lower UAI last year and international, who had the SAME cutoff as normal cutoff 96.
Also, I am wondering what does "projected cutoff" actually means?
What if there will be thousands of oversea students who managed to get above 95 and they will all be accepted?
I reckon places should remain similar for each year, if the cutoff for oversea will be 95, which means more places will be for oversea students..? and the normal cutoff will rise tremendously since places are reserved to the oversea student..??

I've got it as my first preference, I got 96.05. According to UAC 2005 last year's cutoff was 96, so if I do manage to get in it will be bloody close.

I don't know how accurate these predictions are, but on page 333 there are projected UAI cutoffs (I think they are normal cutoffs, although they are in the international fee paying section) and commerce dropped to 95.

I suppose we can only hope.

 

[schmeichung]

Thanks first..
but USyd does not offer actuarial studies so now I am desperate to get in com@unsw..

it seems to me its gonna be really close..... uai was 96.10 last year i think, so i dunno.. but dont worry your pretty much garunteed a place in Sydney Uni and their commerce degrees are just as good.

btw, congrats on your UAI.

 

[sig]

B Comm/B Engineering @ UNSW

I reckon you'll be able to squeeze into B Comm

 

[BillyMak]

I reckon you'll be able to squeeze into B Comm

What about meeeeeeeee???

I got 96.05 and I wanna get in tooooo!!

 

[sig]

that's really cutting it close. I ain't going to make any assumptions due to lack of knowledge which can lead to dissapointment and a very angry person

You got EAS?

 

[soyeon785]

My 1st preference was actually Bcom at USYD cos i thought i couldn't get uai >95

But i got 98.80 so i changed my 1st pref as Bcom at UNSW

I'm pretty sure uais>96 can get into that course

No need to worry

 

[sig]

Difference between BComm @ USYD to UNSW?

UNSW is harder to get to for me...that's all I know

 

[BillyMak]

No, I could have applied because I'm from a rural area and I did economics by distance ed, but I didn't feel too disadvantaged by it and didn't think I should be scabbing extra marks because of it.

 

[BillyMak]

Does anyone know how many places for commerce at UNSW they actually give out?

 

[t-i-m-m-y]

No offence intended, but I am sure some of you who put down comm@UNSW will hate some of the core subjects.

Its surprising how many people pick a course not because they like it, or they have a passion for learning- but because apparently the job market is good. But then it is often those people who lack motivation- and thus their marks aren't as good- but hey it gets u a job right?