How does early entry work? (1 Viewer)

[tamdz]

i did pretty good in year 11 and i was wondering:
- who's eligible to apply?
- when do i apply?
- how do i apply?
- what unis can i apply to?
- what course can i apply to?
thanks. anyone who responds informatively will be rewarded greatly

 

[jimmysmith560]

Who is eligible to apply?

Essentially, any student can apply for early entry. Those who meet specific criteria for early entry schemes at particular universities are likely to be made early offers to their chosen degree. Offers may be conditional, meaning that there are additional requirements that you need to meet in order to secure your offer, or unconditional. Unconditional offers are final and do not impose any further requirements, if you are made an unconditional offer, you are able to accept it if you wish.

When do I apply?

There is a multitude of early entry schemes, which can be implemented at multiple institutions (for example, the Schools Recommendation Scheme) or institution-specific, such as the UTS Early Entry Program. Universities typically list important dates (including when to apply) on their websites, so it is important that you regularly check relevant pages for the universities that you are interested in attending. You can also access such dates on the UAC website using the following link:

Early offer schemes for Year 12 students

Institutions have one or more early offer schemes for Year 12 students.

www.uac.edu.au

How do I apply?

Depending on the university and the type of early entry scheme, you may be required to apply either through UAC (this is the case of universities such as USyd), or directly to the university (this is the case of universities such as WSU, UTS and MQ).

Which universities can I apply to?

Nearly every university offers an early entry scheme, the criteria of which may be different. This gives you numerous options and therefore calls for the need to consider the university that you are most interested in attending.

Which courses can I apply for?

You can apply for most courses under an early entry scheme. Of course, there may be a few exclusions, which can vary across different universities. For instance, WSU's HSC Reward Early Offer Program excludes its Doctor of Medicine and UTS's Early Entry Program excludes its Bachelor of Information Technology Co-operative Scholarship. It is therefore important to visit the website of the university that you are interested in attending in order to check whether the degree(s) that you are interested in is included as part of its early entry scheme.

I hope this helps!

 

[tamdz]

Who is eligible to apply?

Essentially, any student can apply for early entry. Those who meet specific criteria for early entry schemes at particular universities are likely to be made early offers to their chosen degree. Offers may be conditional, meaning that there are additional requirements that you need to meet in order to secure your offer, or unconditional. Unconditional offers are final and do not impose any further requirements, if you are made an unconditional offer, you are able to accept it if you wish.

When do I apply?

There is a multitude of early entry schemes, which can be implemented at multiple institutions (for example, the Schools Recommendation Scheme) or institution-specific, such as the UTS Early Entry Program. Universities typically list important dates (including when to apply) on their websites, so it is important that you regularly check relevant pages for the universities that you are interested in attending. You can also access such dates on the UAC website using the following link:



How do I apply?

Depending on the university and the type of early entry scheme, you may be required to apply either through UAC (this is the case of universities such as USyd), or directly to the university (this is the case of universities such as WSU, UTS and MQ).

Which universities can I apply to?

Nearly every university offers an early entry scheme, the criteria of which may be different. This gives you numerous options and therefore calls for the need to consider the university that you are most interested in attending.

Which courses can I apply for?

You can apply for most courses under an early entry scheme. Of course, there may be a few exclusions, which can vary across different universities. For instance, WSU's HSC Reward Early Offer Program excludes its Doctor of Medicine and UTS's Early Entry Program excludes its Bachelor of Information Technology Co-operative Scholarship. It is therefore important to visit the website of the university that you are interested in attending in order to check whether the degree(s) that you are interested in is included as part of its early entry scheme.

I hope this helps!

thank you so much i love you ill forgive you rightfully removing my earlier messages

 

[Vall]

Western sydney has early entry with no written questions (based purely on yr11 results). called HSC true reward
UTS has optional written questions. called UTS edge program
Macquarie has written questions for theirs. called leaders and achievers

 

[Average Boreduser]

thank you so much i love you ill forgive you rightfully removing my earlier messages

Bro he needed to delete those posts bc it was a violation of the forum's policies. He did his job man.

 

[Hivaclibtibcharkwa]

i did pretty good in year 11 and i was wondering:
- who's eligible to apply?
- when do i apply?
- how do i apply?
- what unis can i apply to?
- what course can i apply to?
thanks. anyone who responds informatively will be rewarded greatly

Eligibility:

To be eligible to apply for early entry to a university program, students typically need to meet certain academic requirements such as finishing year 12.

Application timeline:

The timeline for applying for early entry to a university program can vary depending on the university and the program. Some universities may begin accepting early entry applications as early as the beginning of the student's final year of high school (Year 12), while others may have later deadlines. It is important for students to check with the universities they are interested in to find out the specific timeline for applying for early entry.

Application process:

The process for applying for early entry to a university program can also vary depending on the university and the program. Some universities may have a separate application process for early entry, while others may allow students to apply through the regular admissions process. To apply for early entry, students may need to submit an application form, transcripts of their high school grades, and any other required materials.

Universities and courses:

Students who are interested in applying for early entry may be able to apply to a range of universities and courses. Some universities may have specific programs or majors that are open to early entry applicants, while others may allow students to apply to any program or major. It is important for students to research the universities and programs they are interested in and to check whether they are open to early entry applicants.

Courses:

In terms of the courses that students can apply for through the early entry process, it will depend on the university and the program. Some programs may have specific requirements that students must meet in order to be eligible for early entry, such as completing certain high school subjects or achieving a certain ATAR score. Students should check with the universities and programs they are interested in to find out what the requirements are for early entry.

 

[tamdz]

Bro he needed to delete those posts bc it was a violation of the forum's policies. He did his job man.

thats why i said rightfully you ringworm

 

[Average Boreduser]

?? I'm not here to fight g. I was just stating that he doesn't need to be 'forgiven' for anything. Please calm down.

 

[tamdz]

?? I'm not here to fight g. I was just stating that he doesn't need to be 'forgiven' for anything. Please calm down.

im sorry can we hug please

 

[Average Boreduser]

sure

 

[Vall]