The Broadway scheme allows eligible students from a Broadway-identified Western Australian school to receive an automated ATAR adjustment if the school at which they completed their final WACE examinations:

• is identified as a Broadway school in their year of application or was identified as a Broadway school in the year the student completed their WACE

Broadway UWA criteria

For admission to UWA, schools qualify under the Broadway program if they:

• are located in metropolitan Perth and have a three-year average ICSEA score at or below the WA median or
• are located in regional or remote Western Australia or
• are an Aspire UWA school or
• are a School of Isolated and Distance Education (SIDE)

An applicant is eligible for consideration as a Broadway Assured Pathway applicant if they have undertaken their entire Year 12 studies at a Broadway UWA School and meet the relevant minimum eligibility requirements.

From 2029

• Students with an ATAR of 65.00 will receive a positive adjustment to their ATAR of five points to a maximum selection rank of 98.00 and will be eligible to UWA provided the below criteria has been satisfied:
  • completed the requirements for the WA Certificate of Education.
  • satisfies UWA’s English Language Competence any prerequisites that may apply.

How Broadway UWA works

Any student from a Broadway UWA school who submits an application through the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC) for admission to UWA will be automatically identified and assessed against Broadway UWA criteria; there is no need to submit a separate application for Broadway UWA.

Eligible students will be notified through their Universities' Admissions Advice Letter (UAAL), on the TISC website, when they receive and view their WA Certificate of Education (WACE) results in late December.

It is important to note that eligibility for UWA undergraduate scholarships will continue to be based on original ATARs and not on adjusted selection ranks.