The Provisional Entry Scheme, run by the School of Indigenous Studies (SIS), supports Indigenous students to get into uni by recognising other life, work and/or study experiences and providing places for WACE students with lower ATAR scores.
If you’re an Indigenous student taking WACE and are expecting an ATAR lower than your chosen undergraduate course entry requirement, then the Provisional Entry Scheme is a great option.
You’ll need to have:
Very similar to UWA’s experience-based entry pathway, this pathway is for students who have:
As part of your application, you’ll need to:
Get in touch with the School of Indigenous Studies (SIS) team to talk about your interest in the Provisional Entry Scheme and the undergraduate degree you’re seeking entry into.
This information session is a chance to have a yarn about your career and study goals, your past life/work/study experiences and what support you might need to complete your studies. Our team will also determine which is the best entry pathway into uni for you, whether that’s through the Provisional Entry Scheme, Aboriginal Orientation Course or experience-based entry. If you haven’t already applied for uni entry, you can also do this at the workshop.
Receive your letter of offer from UWA and get ready to start uni!
If you’ve been granted an undergraduate place through the Provisional Entry Scheme, you’ll receive extra support throughout your studies.
You’ll get to:
If you’ve got questions or want to have a yarn about studying at university, reach out to the SIS team