Applying for VTAC

[Gloamglozer]

I did all of mine today.

uac, utas, vtac, qtac, satac, tisc etc...

Cost a lot of money, took a while, but hey, it'll all be worth it!

How fun is it going to be flying around the country to interviews! (assuming we get them...)

im planning on doing this ( applying all over the place )
im guessing you have to make an account and pay 25 bux for each one ..
question ... how long did it take u to put all preferences in?
i wanna do it this week but have 4 sacs .. thinking of doing it all weekend etc

ALSO
for each of the diff sites . do u need a guide like a vtac guide to find out all the codes ( e.g 28501) for different courseS?

How long would depend on your preparation.  If you know the course codes and know exactly what to put down, it won't take long at all.  Or if you have gone through this process before, it also won't take long.

For each different site, I'm sure they will be like VTAC where they have an online guide to give you the course codes just like VTAC's Course Search.

[matt123]

I did all of mine today.

uac, utas, vtac, qtac, satac, tisc etc...

Cost a lot of money, took a while, but hey, it'll all be worth it!

How fun is it going to be flying around the country to interviews! (assuming we get them...)

im planning on doing this ( applying all over the place )
im guessing you have to make an account and pay 25 bux for each one ..
question ... how long did it take u to put all preferences in?
i wanna do it this week but have 4 sacs .. thinking of doing it all weekend etc

ALSO
for each of the diff sites . do u need a guide like a vtac guide to find out all the codes ( e.g 28501) for different courseS?

How long would depend on your preparation.  If you know the course codes and know exactly what to put down, it won't take long at all.  Or if you have gone through this process before, it also won't take long.

For each different site, I'm sure they will be like VTAC where they have an online guide to give you the course codes just like VTAC's Course Search.

cheers thanks alot
i will have a look at them soon

only thing i hate is that . for every uni i apply for . they all want a seperate application sheet with answered questions " why do you want to study this ... " i find it so difficult to give an honest answer which sounds GOOD and not over the top haha

[Gloamglozer]

I did all of mine today.

uac, utas, vtac, qtac, satac, tisc etc...

Cost a lot of money, took a while, but hey, it'll all be worth it!

How fun is it going to be flying around the country to interviews! (assuming we get them...)

im planning on doing this ( applying all over the place )
im guessing you have to make an account and pay 25 bux for each one ..
question ... how long did it take u to put all preferences in?
i wanna do it this week but have 4 sacs .. thinking of doing it all weekend etc

ALSO
for each of the diff sites . do u need a guide like a vtac guide to find out all the codes ( e.g 28501) for different courseS?

How long would depend on your preparation.  If you know the course codes and know exactly what to put down, it won't take long at all.  Or if you have gone through this process before, it also won't take long.

For each different site, I'm sure they will be like VTAC where they have an online guide to give you the course codes just like VTAC's Course Search.

cheers thanks alot
i will have a look at them soon

only thing i hate is that . for every uni i apply for . they all want a seperate application sheet with answered questions " why do you want to study this ... " i find it so difficult to give an honest answer which sounds GOOD and not over the top haha

No, they won't ask you that if you are a current year 12 applicant.  If you're a non-year 12, and you're applying for a few Monash courses, more often than not, you'll have to complete the Pi form and that would be a completely different story.

[matt123]

I did all of mine today.

uac, utas, vtac, qtac, satac, tisc etc...

Cost a lot of money, took a while, but hey, it'll all be worth it!

How fun is it going to be flying around the country to interviews! (assuming we get them...)

im planning on doing this ( applying all over the place )
im guessing you have to make an account and pay 25 bux for each one ..
question ... how long did it take u to put all preferences in?
i wanna do it this week but have 4 sacs .. thinking of doing it all weekend etc

ALSO
for each of the diff sites . do u need a guide like a vtac guide to find out all the codes ( e.g 28501) for different courseS?

How long would depend on your preparation.  If you know the course codes and know exactly what to put down, it won't take long at all.  Or if you have gone through this process before, it also won't take long.

For each different site, I'm sure they will be like VTAC where they have an online guide to give you the course codes just like VTAC's Course Search.

cheers thanks alot
i will have a look at them soon

only thing i hate is that . for every uni i apply for . they all want a seperate application sheet with answered questions " why do you want to study this ... " i find it so difficult to give an honest answer which sounds GOOD and not over the top haha

No, they won't ask you that if you are a current year 12 applicant.  If you're a non-year 12, and you're applying for a few Monash courses, more often than not, you'll have to complete the Pi form and that would be a completely different story.

no im not talking bout Pi form
just in general alot of unis ask for application forms ( which ask few questions e.g why u wanna do med etc etc)
lol gets so frustrating filling out 20 of them

[kenhung123]

For interstate applications can you just put like 2 courses? I know its silly but there is not chance I would move if I don't get into a particular course interstate so yea...

[vexx]

For interstate applications can you just put like 2 courses? I know its silly but there is not chance I would move if I don't get into a particular course interstate so yea...

yep.
i only have 2 for adelaide (i just added in one as i said a single preference since that), and i would have only 2 for the others if i didn't randomly add in degrees.

[98.40_for_sure]

For the scholarship application;

6. Do you have leadership experience or skills?

when you click the hyperlinked words 'leadership experience or skills', it mentions work experience... does that mean if you did work experience you tick yes? or is it only if your work experience involved some kind of leadership stuff