Early Offers

Frequently asked questions

• What courses can I apply for?

  UWA Early Offers apply to the following courses:

  • Bachelor of Arts
  • Bachelor of Biomedical Science
  • Bachelor of Commerce
  • Bachelor of Science
  • Direct Pathway to Engineering
  • Direct Pathway to Architecture
  • Direct Pathway to Landscape Architecture
  • Direct Pathway to Translation Studies
• What courses are excluded?

  The courses that are not eligible for an Early Offer have a quota and can only be applied for through TISC. These courses include:

  • Bachelor of Philosophy
  • Medical Sciences major
  • Music Studies, Music Specialist Studies, Music General Studies
  • Direct Pathway to Law
  • Direct Pathway to Dental Medicine
  • Direct Pathway to Medicine
  • Direct Pathway to Pharmacy
  • Direct Pathway to Podiatry
• When will I receive my offer and when do I need to accept by?
  We’ll process your offer within two to five business days. If you receive an offer, you’ll need to meet the offer conditions to be eligible for a place. You'll also need to accept your offer by 20 December 2019.
• Are Broadway, Fairway and First and Family students eligible for an Early Offer?
  Yes, you're able to apply for an Early Offer if you are a Broadway, Fairway or First in Family student.
• Are International Baccalaureate students eligible for an Early Offer?

  Yes. To be eligible, you’re required to have a predicted IB Diploma score of 27.

• Are home-schooled students eligible for an Early Offer?
  As a home-schooled student, you will be required to sit the STAT. Contact our Admissions team for more information on 131 UWA (131 892).
• I don’t have a predicted ATAR, can I still apply?
  A predicted ATAR is mandatory as part of your application. Please check with your school careers counsellor or year coordinator. Members of your school may have access to the Student Achievement Information System (SAIS).
• What happens if I do not satisfy UWA’s English requirements?
  English language competency is demonstrated by achieving a scaled score of 50% or above in English ATAR, Literature ATAR, or English as an Additional Language or Dialect ATAR. If you have not satisfied this through high school you can complete a recognised English test such as the STAT, IELTS or TOEFL.
• Do I need to apply through TISC?
  Yes. A condition of your Early Offer is to submit an application through TISC. Your TISC application highlights whether you are eligible for scholarships and other entry pathways should you not obtain an ATAR of 80.
• What if my final ATAR is higher than my predicted ATAR and I have applied through TISC for a UWA course with a higher ATAR requirement?
  If applicable, we will offer you the course that you applied for through TISC and you can accept that offer. Your TISC offer will supersede your Early Offer.
• What happens if I do not achieve an ATAR of 80?
  Each application will be looked at individually and our Admissions team will be in touch with you.
• Does UWA have to be my first preference on TISC?
  Yes, a condition of your Early Offer is that you have UWA as your first preference on TISC. You may apply for a different course at UWA as your first preference but must have your Early Offer course somewhere in your preference list.
• Does my Early Offer course have to be my first preference on TISC?
  No, if you would like to apply for a higher ATAR course or a different UWA course, you can put that UWA course as your first preference. However, you will need to maintain your Early Offer course somewhere in your TISC preferences.