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vcestudent94

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Clearly-in predictions
« on: November 17, 2012, 11:22:16 am »
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Is there any correlation between the number of applications/offers and clearly in? Is it possible to make a prediction of clearly ins using the stats on the vtac page? I provided the link if anyone wants to have look
http://www.vtac.edu.au/reports.html

gummo

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Re: Clearly-in predictions
« Reply #1 on: November 17, 2012, 11:47:45 am »
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This is a good question. The number of applicants for my first preference has increased by 500 people since the statistics for this same time last year... :( Does that mean the clearly-in might go up a bit, considering that the applicants will probably get around the same marks as last year's ones?
2012: English [49] Economics [43] French [38] Methods [37] Business Management [39]
ATAR: 98.40
2013: BComm @ UoM

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Re: Clearly-in predictions
« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2012, 01:51:53 pm »
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It is a simple demand - supply scenario. If assuming you have the same amount places offered by the uni, and the demand for places go up - then it will push up the atar requirement. Unis cannot simply increase places for various reasons (ie. logistically, due to govt/professional associations requirements or even the prestige facor).

We have seen this happen in the b.sci and b. biomed courses offered by melb (mainly due to the professional undergrads gone - ie. med, dent, optom etc). We have also seen the opposite happen in monash's pharmacy program (an oversupply of pharmacists driving down grad job prospects --> less demand by high school students --> atar req of 98-99 in 2005/6 (+umat) to about 93/94/95 (+umat) in 2011/2012.