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[kenhung123]

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[ell]

Did anyone choose a course that maximised the use of their ENTER's as they thought it may have been a waste to not have?

I almost did, and am extremely glad I didn't. I had Commerce at UoM as my top preference for a while (before and after I received my ENTER), though obviously changed it in the end as IT was really what I was meant to do.

It's a natural feeling to have though. Someone coined the term "gift card syndrome" which is a brilliant way to describe it.

[Ilovemathsmeth]

Which course needs the highest ENTER - out of curiosity?

[QuantumJG]

Which course needs the highest ENTER - out of curiosity?

I think law/something at monash requires the highest ENTER. PhB at ANU requires a 99.

[shinny]

Which course needs the highest ENTER - out of curiosity?

I think law/something at monash requires the highest ENTER. PhB at ANU requires a 99.

I think last year would've been UoM Dentistry from personal experience.

[mark_alec]

My first preference was ~85, second preference ~99.5.

[kenhung123]

Thats quite a varied interest

[vexx]

Which course needs the highest ENTER - out of curiosity?

I think law/something at monash requires the highest ENTER. PhB at ANU requires a 99.

if you mean interstate as well... then provisional entry for medicine at uni of Sydney is 99.95 and interview.. don't know if anything can beat that :|

[periwinkle]

  I think Collin Li chose commerce [as part of a double degree] for that reason, ironically ending up liking it more than engineering.

[vexx]

Which course needs the highest ENTER - out of curiosity?

I think law/something at monash requires the highest ENTER. PhB at ANU requires a 99.

I think last year would've been UoM Dentistry from personal experience.

wasn't UoM's medicine higher?

[shinny]

Which course needs the highest ENTER - out of curiosity?

I think law/something at monash requires the highest ENTER. PhB at ANU requires a 99.

I think last year would've been UoM Dentistry from personal experience.

wasn't UoM's medicine higher?

There wasn't a UoM Medicine intake last year.

[ninwa]

I was a victim of "gift card syndrome". My top 6 or so preferences were all 99+ courses.

I don't regret it though as I do enjoy my course, and my parents would never have accepted my real preference (music - don't think it even requires an ENTER lol)

[Rietie]

Hmm... well all I really wanted to do was arts, and at Melbourne last year the ENTER required was somewhere between 85-90. It was my first preference on VTAC. But I ended up choosing to do art as ANU (first preference on UAC) which only required a 75 ENTER (although I think it is going up to 80). But now I'm transferring to a more specialised degree (Bachelor of Classical Studies) which will probably have an ENTER of 85 - or a distinction average to transfer.

[kenhung123]

Is ANU a good university? Mainly hear about Monash, Melbourne and sometimes La Trobe..

[kendraaaaa]

Is ANU a good university? Mainly hear about Monash, Melbourne and sometimes La Trobe..

It's the best University in Australia.