Bulahdelah Central School Year 12 students receive early university offers Bulahdelah, Wootton, Nerong FEATURED Myall Coast News by News Of The Area - Modern Media - October 17, 2017 Tom Locke received an early offer for university. SECURING a place at university ahead of the HSC examinations relieves the pressure for Year 12 students Tom Locke and Emma Miller. Modern Media: Advertise with News Of The Area and you get your ad in 1) in Print, 2) on the News Website (like this ad), and 3) on our Social Media news site. A much more efficient way to advertise. Reach a HUGE audience for a LOW price TODAY! Call us on 02 4983 2134. Or media@newsofthearea.com.au[/caption] Or CLICK FOR ADVERT QUOTE “It is a great feeling knowing that university is going to be a part of my future,” Tom said. “It’s a huge weight off my shoulders and relieves the pressure of sitting the exams.” The pair from Bulahdelah Central School received their early admission offers from the University of Wollongong last week. Tom said he now has several options to consider after being accepted into two degrees; a Bachelor of Psychological Science and a combined Bachelor of Psychological Science/Bachelor of Commerce. “I hope it will lead to human resource work or a job that helps people like counselling,” he said. “Being able to interpret what the brain thinks also works in with market research and advertising.” Emma said she is “very excited” to have been accepted into a Bachelor of Business and hopes her university studies will lead to a career in accounting. BCS Careers Advisor, Ms Linda Drenkhahn, said the early offers are based on academic performance, attendance, aptitude for study and the ability to work independently. “It’s generally based on the school’s belief in the student’s potential to succeed in the course they have chosen,” she said. “The university has additional selection criteria including an interview and ranking system.” For now, Tom and Emma have their attention firmly focused on their HSC exams. “University study has been a long-term goal and I am thrilled to be accepted,” Emma said. “Having an offer does relieve the pressure, but I still feel it is important to study hard and give the exams my all.” Ms Drenkhahn said BCS students have applied for early entry to several other universities and hopes offers will “flood in” over the next few months. The main round of university offers will be made in January. By Daniel SAHYOUN Emma Miller is thrilled to have secured a place at university. BCS Career Advisor Linda Drenkhahn with Year 12 student Tom Locke.
