Clearly-in

[insert]

If you achieve an atar above the clearly in of a course (assuming it remains the same and have met all pre-reqs), does it mean that you are guaranteed a position in the course?

[sluu001]

As long as you also meet te prerequisite subject requirements.

[Whynot123]

If you achieve an atar above the clearly in of a course (assuming it remains the same and have met all pre-reqs), does it mean that you are guaranteed a position in the course?

Clearly-ins change from year to year though, got to be vigilant of that.

[slothpomba]

Assuming the number of places don't change, yes. Also assuming they don't change the ranking methods (bonus points for subjects, etc).

Usually, number of places/ranking methods don't change often. ATAR requirements usually dont experience huge swings (it does happen though, in my year melbourne science swung by 5). I think you should be rather safe in getting in.

[insert]

just worried because i forgot that change of prefs closed yesterday and i was planning to put some more courses further below my atar just in case but didnt get a chance to. now the lowest atar req. preference is only 2 atar points below mine, however i do have subject bonuses (8 agg) + SEAS. so hopefully i get into it if i dont get into my higher preferences.

[mnewin]

Anyone know if say, your first few preference's atars are higher by a few marks but you have seas and subject bonus that will get you over the clearly in, will i receive a round 1 offer?