Monash Comm/Law Second Pref

[wildareal]

Hi there,

I stupidly put Commerce at Melb first and then Commerce/Law at Monash second even though the latter requires a higher enter. I have got an ENTER of 98.25, which puts me just into a clearly in spot for Monash Comm/Law. Will I still be eligible for Comm/Law at Monash even if it is my second pref?

[TonyEcon]

In January you will receive an offer for Melbourne Commerce, at which stage you will accept. You then get the opportunity to apply for a 'second round offer' at which stage you can change preferences to have com/law first. If you get an offer you'll be able to do law.

[Gloamglozer]

In January you will receive an offer for Melbourne Commerce, at which stage you will accept. You then get the opportunity to apply for a 'second round offer' at which stage you can change preferences to have com/law first. If you get an offer you'll be able to do law.

Unfortunately, that is incorrect.

If you've met all the pre-requisites for Commerce at UoM and looking at the subjects you've done in your signature, I believe you have and you have achieved higher than the Clearly-In next year which gets released at the same time as offers do, then you will be offered a place for your first preference.  As a result, you will not be considered for any offers in subsequent rounds.

If you that does happen, and you really want to do Commerce/Law at Monash, then you must check that you have:

1.  Met all the pre-requisites.
2.  Achieved over the Clearly-In

If you have done that and you've passed both hurdles, then you apply for an Irregular Offer.  For more info on Irregular Offers, check this out.

[paulsterio]

I believe you can still change your preferences now and pay a late fee, someone was talking about it somewhere here

[Hamdog17]

Sorry to go off topic, but I'm in a similar quagmire with my preferences for Melbourne biomed. Do you when submitting your irregular instantly forfeit your first round offer? Eg. Can I still accept my first round but then apply for an irregular offer after that. Thanks