Electronic Engineering / Computer Science... No clearly-in and only 7 offers.

[kaptain_awesome]

Last year had 16 offers I think, and the clearly-in was 70 (I got 76.. The new data for this course has "n/a" for the ENTER.

Im really confused, would this course's quota only be 7 students? and whats with the "n/a"? Does anyone more knowledgeable about the system have any idea why this would be so?

I got my second preference, Mechatronics at RMIT, and I'm happy with it, but I'm still really confused.

[excal]

It probably means that they took on less students for their course. As for the ENTER, I'm not sure.

[memka]

My friend got into Applied Physics at RMIT with an ENTER of only  57.
The clearly in this yr and last was n/a and only 8 people are doing it.
It's strange. 

[transgression]

n/a appears when there are less than 10 students in the course

[ell]

My friend got into Engineering-Communication/Computer Science, one of the 2 that did.

[kaptain_awesome]

Wow, I didn't realise they take so few people for these courses. That's annoying. Thought I had it in the bag being ~7 points over the clearly-in.

[transgression]

I guess RMIT set the number of offers, then either those who applied had a higher enter than you, or that the course needed more than just an enter score?

[kaptain_awesome]

I guess RMIT set the number of offers, then either those who applied had a higher enter than you, or that the course needed more than just an enter score?

Im guessing others who applied mustve had higher enters, I had all the prerequisites, plus did some subjects that gave me some bonus points. It would have been nice if they say how many students they plan on taking, I mean the less they take, the higher the cut-off.

I guess they must publish n/a as the clearly-in when less than 10 are accepted since there must be much more fluctuation than other courses, right?