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Offers and acceptance
The hard part is all over, now it’s time for you to accept your offer. Find out what you need to do based on your situation, and if you’re still not sure and need advice – we’re here to help.
- Accept – how do I accept my offer?
- I received a higher ATAR then I was expecting and would like to change course. How can I do this?
- I selected a few preferences when applying direct to UWA but received an offer that wasn’t my first preference, can I change this?
- I received a direct offer but also have my preferences in TISC – will I receive an offer in TISC for main round offers?
- I didn’t finish WACE – does my offer still stand?
- My final ATAR is below my course requirements but I received an email saying my offer is unconditional, is that correct?
- When can I sit the STAT?
- I don’t have an ATAR
- I've applied direct to UWA and would like to change my course
- I've applied via TISC only and would like to change my UWA course after main round offers
- I've applied direct, received an offer but are still waiting for TISC offers for an outcome for entry to a UWA competitive course. What should I do?
- When do I found out if I received a scholarship?
- Will I be made more than one offer during the main round offers?
- Defer – I want to take a gap year
- What if I am not sure what I want to study?
- What if I am away during the offer and enrolment period?
- Confused, concerned or not sure? Contact us.
Your results
You’ve worked so hard to get to this point, whatever the outcome may be, we’re proud of your achievements. Here is some information you can consider when applying to UWA.
Entry requirements
There may be an extra step in your application if you haven’t met particular entry requirements, but don’t worry, there are options available so you can still be on track to enter the course you want to study at UWA. Find out the entry requirements for your chosen course at UWA Handbooks.
All our courses require you to satisfy the English language competency level set by the University. But if you don't meet that level, it's not your final option.
If you have completed WACE in Western Australia and have completed English ATAR,Literature ATAR or EALD ATAR with a final scaled mark less than 49.00 you will be able to complete the unit Communications in Practice (PACM1101) within the first semester of your studies at UWA. Alternatively you may sit the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) on 30 December 2020 2 January or 6 February 2021.
Refer to your Universities Admission Advice Letter (UAAL) on TISC Online to confirm if you meet the University's requirements.
HECS-HELP fees
The Australian Government provides Commonwealth-supported places in courses at UWA for students who are Australian or New Zealand citizens or holders of an Australian permanent resident visa.
About your ATAR
Find out everything you need to know about your ATAR, including the scoring system, selection ranks, online result dates, ATAR adjustments and more.
TISC applications
The Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC) processes school leaver university applications on behalf of UWA and other public universities in Western Australia. Make sure you mark the important dates in this section in your calendar to avoid late fees. We’ve listed some simple steps on how to apply through TISC and how to order your preferences.
Note that students who have applied directly to UWA are not required by UWA to also apply through TISC. This decision remains at the discretion of the student. Students who do not apply through TISC will still receive an ATAR and be able to view their year 12 results.- How do I change preference for main round offers?
- How do I change preference for second round offers?
- My results are better than I expected! Can I change my preferences?
- When do I apply through TISC?
- How do I apply through TISC?
- Where can I find TISC codes for my application?
- Who can apply through TISC?
- What universities can I apply for through TISC?
- When do I find out if my application to a university is successful?
- Will I be made more than one offer during the main round offers?
- Do I have less chance of getting in to a course because it is my second preference?
- Are there any TISC fees and charges?
Contact us
Phone
Speak to a Future Students Adviser from 8.30am to 5pm, Monday to Friday (Western Standard Time)
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Chat online with a Future Students Adviser from 12 to 4pm, Monday to Friday (Western Standard Time)