Commerce Clearly in 2010

[chuckjefster90]

I hear not alot of ppl applying for melb this year. How much u rekon enter will drop from 95?

[i-am-bored-69]

which source did you recieve this information from? and why?

[wombifat]

There are fewer people applying because there are fewer courses. In terms of applications per course, it has actually increased, so it's likely the clearly-in will go up.

[Gloamglozer]

There are fewer people applying because there are fewer courses. In terms of applications per course, it has actually increased, so it's likely the clearly-in will go up.

I think the OP read it in the newspaper how they said that applications for UoM have decreased.  But as wombifat said, I think the number of applications for commerce has increased.  Therefore, ENTER will increase unless if UoM decides to offer more places.

[arthurk]

There are fewer people applying because there are fewer courses. In terms of applications per course, it has actually increased, so it's likely the clearly-in will go up.

I think the OP read it in the newspaper how they said that applications for UoM have decreased.  But as wombifat said, I think the number of applications for commerce has increased.  Therefore, ENTER will increase unless if UoM decides to offer more places.

*Cries*

[humph]

Psssh, the ATAR won't necessarily go up. The increase in applications was 3% - it shouldn't makw that big a difference.

[Gloamglozer]

Psssh, the ATAR won't necessarily go up. The increase in applications was 3% - it shouldn't makw that big a difference.

3%?  Was that stat in the papers as well?

[humph]

Psssh, the ATAR won't necessarily go up. The increase in applications was 3% - it shouldn't makw that big a difference.

3%?  Was that stat in the papers as well?

Think it was in the article published in The Age.

[Gloamglozer]

Psssh, the ATAR won't necessarily go up. The increase in applications was 3% - it shouldn't makw that big a difference.

3%?  Was that stat in the papers as well?

Think it was in the article published in The Age.

I read a similiar article saying the applications for UoM have decreased.  Think it was a week ago or something.  Was it that article?

[humph]

Psssh, the ATAR won't necessarily go up. The increase in applications was 3% - it shouldn't makw that big a difference.

3%?  Was that stat in the papers as well?

Think it was in the article published in The Age.

I read a similiar article saying the applications for UoM have decreased.  Think it was a week ago or something.  Was it that article?

Yup.

[Gloamglozer]

Then it must have been the same article.  I must have missed the 3% of something.  Thanks anyway.