TAILIEUCHUNG - Cut-offs for Main Round offers 2013 admissions

According to the Social Security Administration your retirement income should be at least 70% of your income at retirement in order to maintain your standard of living. However, if you have average earnings throughout your work-life your Social Security benefits will replace only about 40% of your income at retirement. For family members who have not contributed to the Social Security plan this difference in retirement income and final income at retirement will be much greater. The Social Security Administration will send you a personal Social Security Statement during your birth month each year after the age. | Cut-offs for Main Round offers 2013 admissions UJS UNIVERSITIES ADMISSIONS CENTRE Key to cut-offs For 2012 Year 12 applicants institutions have released the lowest cut-off required for selection into each course. These cut-offs are shown in the following table. The cut-offs apply to domestic applicants only the cut-offs for international applicants may differ from those shown. Some 2012 Year 12 applicants may receive an offer to a course even though they have an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank ATAR below the published cut-off for the course. In such cases the institution concerned has used other selection criteria in addition to or instead of the ATAR for example by awarding bonus points. The cut-offs include bonus points so that each cut-off listed is the lowest rank including any bonus points required for entry into each course. For non-current Year 12 applicants the cut-offs do not generally apply. Institutions may take any or all of the following into account when considering your application - tertiary studies secondary studies post-secondary studies and other relevant factors such as employment history and special circumstances. If N A appears instead of a cut-off a cut-off is not applicable because either selection criteria other than or in addition to the ATAR are used or the course is not offered to 2012 Year 12 applicants. Vacancies A letter V shown in brackets after the cut-off indicates that some places may be available in the Late Round. Vacancies could also arise in some courses not marked V . This will not be known until after acceptances to Main Round offers have been received and no guarantee is given that further offers will be made. If you applied for a course marked with a V and you were not made an offer your qualifications may not have been sufficient to gain entry into the course in this round. Do not rely on receiving an offer in the next round which is the Late Round. If you have received a Main Round offer you are advised to accept .

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