A question I've been meaning to ask for a long time but keep forgetting:
On SATAC I've preferenced 1. Adelaide CSP, 2. Flinders, 3. Adelaide BMP, understandably so because the BMP ROS does seem quite inhibiting.
That being said, I've heard numerous reports of Adelaide BMPs being upgraded to CSPs down the road. If I initially qualified for an Adelaide BMP but not CSP, I would get my second pref, Flinders. That's great and all, but I would essentially be locked out of Adelaide and a CSP upgrade possibility.
If I instead preference 1. UAdel CSP and 2. UAdel BMP, and get chosen for a BMP first-round, my question is, will I essentially be guaranteed an upgrade? In other words, will ~35 interstate students/any student for that matter reject their CSP offers, meaning my upgrade is inevitable? Doesn't seem that out of the ordinary in my opinion - surely some Victorian or NSW students, upon receiving a home state offer, will reject their Adelaide one? It seems too good to be true i.e. qualifying for a first-round BMP will inevitably lead to a CSP. Hopefully that makes sense.
On SATAC I've preferenced 1. Adelaide CSP, 2. Flinders, 3. Adelaide BMP, understandably so because the BMP ROS does seem quite inhibiting.
That being said, I've heard numerous reports of Adelaide BMPs being upgraded to CSPs down the road. If I initially qualified for an Adelaide BMP but not CSP, I would get my second pref, Flinders. That's great and all, but I would essentially be locked out of Adelaide and a CSP upgrade possibility.
If I instead preference 1. UAdel CSP and 2. UAdel BMP, and get chosen for a BMP first-round, my question is, will I essentially be guaranteed an upgrade? In other words, will ~35 interstate students/any student for that matter reject their CSP offers, meaning my upgrade is inevitable? Doesn't seem that out of the ordinary in my opinion - surely some Victorian or NSW students, upon receiving a home state offer, will reject their Adelaide one? It seems too good to be true i.e. qualifying for a first-round BMP will inevitably lead to a CSP. Hopefully that makes sense.