Bonus points (1 Viewer)

[George121]

Do i apply for bonus points of the board of studies website or is there another way to do it?

Can someone please leave me a link on where to apply?

 

[D94]

Since you said "bonus points", I'm assuming you mean academic bonus points. If so, they are university based points, ie. they vary among universities, so you will need to specify a university. If you mean points for say sporting, school captaincy, some serious issue which affected your HSC etc., then you may be looking for EAS

 

[George121]

Since you said "bonus points", I'm assuming you mean academic bonus points. If so, they are university based points, ie. they vary among universities, so you will need to specify a university. If you mean points for say sporting, school captaincy, some serious issue which affected your HSC etc., then you may be looking for EAS

Yeah im looking for the points that affected my hsc somehow
might as well try get a few points xD

 

[George121]

well this crap is confusingly retarded
i'll just wait til after trials then i'll get help from a teacher who knows about this crap

 

[yinsane]

you apply through UAC (applications open on 8th August)

 

[Shadowdude]

Do i apply for bonus points of the board of studies website or is there another way to do it?

Can someone please leave me a link on where to apply?

Like 99 times out of 100... you don't do anything - it's automatic.

 

[Moldy81]

Hi, At UWS, we offer regional bonus points and subject bonus points via our Triple Advantage scheme: www.uws.edu.au/tripleadvantage. You do not need to apply for these bonus points as they are applied automatically to your ATAR when you apply to us. For more information on our bonus points, please contact the Course Information team on 1300 897 669 or study@uws.edu.au. Best regards, UWS Course Info.

 

[jaycube]

If you can get these points by applying it surely have to go for it.

 

[craxyfox]

as shadowdude mentioned, it's automatic. Unless you're talking about educational access schemes (for students who experienced long-term disadvantages during highschool).
Otherwise, it's basically automatic. Doesn't your schools tell you anything these days?