do u guys think my ENTER score can guarantee me a place at MELB UNI?

[random.photon]

What about courses with a n/a ENTER but they seem to offer only 10 places?

[nickalaz]

like which? each course is unique..

medicine would have a n/a enter because of UMAT, interview etc..

same way Bachelor of Colouring @ RMIT would be n/a.. cause they couldnt give a shit about your ENTER, only your interview/folio etc

[brendan]

What about courses with a n/a ENTER but they seem to offer only 10 places?

THose courses might use more than just the ENTER to select students.

[costargh]

I thought Medicine had RC not NA.

I always thought that NA was for courses where there aren't enough places to realistically formulate a clearly in because the number of offers are so small that havin a clearly in (and having people use it as a rough guide for the next year) would not be in the best interests of applicants. :S

[random.photon]

In RMIT, Engineering-Mechanical/Management doesn't have any other requirements..

[dusty_girl1144]

god guys, how can you still not comprehend this???

coz i dont, get over it.

but thanks it makes much more sense. also to costargh thank you.

im wasnt confused, i just didnt understand all of this because it has never been explained to me clearly.

[nickalaz]

is 2009 its first year?
if it is, how could there be a 2008 clearly in for a course that didnt exist.

[random.photon]

is 2009 its first year?
if it is, how could there be a 2008 clearly in for a course that didnt exist.

No it's not it's first year..

[costargh]

god guys, how can you still not comprehend this???

coz i dont, get over it.

but thanks it makes much more sense. also to costargh thank you.

im wasnt confused, i just didnt understand all of this because it has never been explained to me clearly.

Thats alright.
I know it can be confusing for some people so we should be patient.

Just so you know though, my old English teacher used to tell me that he looked down on people who answered rhetorical questions.... I never answered another one again

[dusty_girl1144]

god guys, how can you still not comprehend this???

coz i dont, get over it.

but thanks it makes much more sense. also to costargh thank you.

im wasnt confused, i just didnt understand all of this because it has never been explained to me clearly.

Thats alright.
I know it can be confusing for some people so we should be patient.

Just so you know though, my old English teacher used to tell me that he looked down on people who answered rhetorical questions.... I never answered another one again

lol. meh. i was just answering it to make sure he knew that i didnt understand the whole concept.
i *think* im not sure, but warnambool law is in its first year? the ENTER is 68 CLEARLY in. can there be a sudden jump in CLEARY IN enters, like is ther a major chance i could not get in?

[AppleThief]

lol. meh. i was just answering it to make sure he knew that i didnt understand the whole concept.
i *think* im not sure, but warnambool law is in its first year? the ENTER is 68 CLEARLY in. can there be a sudden jump in CLEARY IN enters, like is ther a major chance i could not get in?

Lol, but you have a new thing where you don't want people to know what ENTER you got..!

But since I know it...you'll probably get in; it doesn't usually change by that much.

[costargh]

Dusty, Law at Warnambool can't be new because as you've said, last years clearly in was 68...

[dusty_girl1144]

no as in... like last year was the first year. but now that others know about the course being so low... more people might apply

[costargh]

It's not probable dusty. The location is not convenient for the majority of students so I doubt you'll see a massive jump in the ENTER. All the best.

[hard]

It's not probable dusty. The location is not convenient for the majority of students so I doubt you'll see a massive jump in the ENTER. All the best.

i agree. where the hell is this waranbaul or whatever. I'm sure if i was very keen on doing law and didn't get the ENTER requirements for any other law course in any other institution, then i still wouldn't apply to that waranbool. It's not worth it in my case. I'd rather do a bridging course or transfer later on to a uni more convenient to were i live. Many applicants would think the same i would assume.