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@santavself was curious as to where you applied for law early entry as I have applied quite late

@stressedadfff was also wondering what your course mark was for English and your other humanity subject was to see if it was similar to mine (when you get the time)

@Disssi I've met the minimum requirements and exceeded the English requirements, but I don't think that guarantees I'll receive an offer

Thank you :D

@stressedadfff I was wondering what your y11 marks were to get that law offer at UWS parra as I only just applied recently for law there with an A in English advanced and B in my HSIE subject (Ancient History) for y11. I'm just tryna gauge whether I'll receive an offer if you achieved...

@specificagent1 did you receive an offer for law with a B in English Advanced and B in your other selected HSIE subject in y11?

specificagent1 were they accepted early entry for law at western sydney uni?

yeh, they still have one more round

@specificagent1 Really?! I have applied quite late though. hopefully that doesn't affect anything.

@jimmysmith560 I think I've mistaken the above university acronym. I accidentally said UOW which I thought was the University of Western Sydney, but maybe that's for the University of Wollongong :( .

@jimmysmith560 Wow! That was fast. Thank you. Sorry to keep bothering you, I'm just really nervous atm. Do you think it's a high chance or I should just disregard it

@jimmysmith560 As you seem well versed with UOW Early Entry programme, I am interested in your thoughts. I applied (only recently for their 3rd round offers) for an early entry offer for a bachelor of laws. The minimum requirements for y11 results to get into that course are a minimum of a B...

I was wondering if in any maths test and the HSC General Maths 2 exam if you are allowed to provide more than one answer and if one of them is correct, would you get the full marks for the question, or does providing two answers regardless of whether they're right or not just get you an automatic 0.