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schmalex

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Access scholarships
« on: February 12, 2010, 09:32:04 pm »
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Just wondering, if i got say a 98-99 ENTER score and went to an extremely crap underrepresented school but had no other SEAS categories, what are the chances of getting an access scholarship?
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Re: Access scholarships
« Reply #1 on: February 13, 2010, 12:12:22 am »
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wait, are you a 10'er? then just ignore my previous post. i suggest that you write a good personal statement about your situation and maybe just wait and see, who knows what will happen next year
well the limit can turn into a threshold..

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Re: Access scholarships
« Reply #2 on: February 13, 2010, 01:08:57 am »
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This is meant in no way to discourage you, but the underrepresented category is rarely used by Melbourne university as a persuasive factor in awarding of
the access scholarships. I mean that in no way to suggest that it is not possible, just that with just that category it is highly unlikely. I can't say as how I know this but to my knowledge, it is those applicants who faced economic hardship and/or medical disadvantage that come off as the best recipients of the scholarship.
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Re: Access scholarships
« Reply #3 on: February 13, 2010, 12:37:27 pm »
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This is meant in no way to discourage you, but the underrepresented category is rarely used by Melbourne university as a persuasive factor in awarding of
the access scholarships. I mean that in no way to suggest that it is not possible, just that with just that category it is highly unlikely. I can't say as how I know this but to my knowledge, it is those applicants who faced economic hardship and/or medical disadvantage that come off as the best recipients of the scholarship.

I'm living proof.
Under-rep school.
99.00 ENTER.
No scholarship.
Sad Jamison.

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Re: Access scholarships
« Reply #4 on: February 13, 2010, 12:46:52 pm »
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This is meant in no way to discourage you, but the underrepresented category is rarely used by Melbourne university as a persuasive factor in awarding of
the access scholarships. I mean that in no way to suggest that it is not possible, just that with just that category it is highly unlikely. I can't say as how I know this but to my knowledge, it is those applicants who faced economic hardship and/or medical disadvantage that come off as the best recipients of the scholarship.

I'm living proof.
Under-rep school.
99.00 ENTER.
No scholarship.
Sad Jamison.

WTF?

Anyway on the bright side you got a 99.00.
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Re: Access scholarships
« Reply #5 on: February 13, 2010, 02:10:41 pm »
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socio economic background or rural/isolated area is normally the catergory that they award scholarship also having multiple catergories might help.

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Re: Access scholarships
« Reply #6 on: February 13, 2010, 10:04:42 pm »
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This is meant in no way to discourage you, but the underrepresented category is rarely used by Melbourne university as a persuasive factor in awarding of
the access scholarships. I mean that in no way to suggest that it is not possible, just that with just that category it is highly unlikely. I can't say as how I know this but to my knowledge, it is those applicants who faced economic hardship and/or medical disadvantage that come off as the best recipients of the scholarship.

I'm living proof.
Under-rep school.
99.00 ENTER.
No scholarship.
Sad Jamison.
I'm living proof.
only one category: Non-eng background.
99.05
No scholarship
Sad monokekie
well the limit can turn into a threshold..