kami
An iron homily
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Hi right now I'm not even an undergrad uni student so this might seem like I'm jumping my guns.. but one of the things I was looking into doing was an Education/Teaching diploma or degree after my first degree and noticed on most university sites that it said 'Commonwealth Supported' so I thought it was all fine and dandy - however to my horror I logged onto the postgrad sector of the UAC site and saw that most unis only have two HECS places each for their respectives teacher/education courses.
So I suppose what I'm asking is: how competitive are postgrad HECS spaces realistically? Are there so few because no one really applies? Or do only the creme de la creme get HECS support? And is there some kind of index of criteria I have to meet(sort of like a UAI cut-off) in order to get one of those two places? *frets*
So I suppose what I'm asking is: how competitive are postgrad HECS spaces realistically? Are there so few because no one really applies? Or do only the creme de la creme get HECS support? And is there some kind of index of criteria I have to meet(sort of like a UAI cut-off) in order to get one of those two places? *frets*