Qualifications Assessment Service (QAS)

UAC’s Qualifications Assessment Service (QAS) provides prospective applicants with an assessment of their qualifications. This may be used as a guide by admissions officers for determining eligibility for courses offered by UAC’s participating institutions.

Important points about the QAS:

  • UAC can only assess qualifications from the documents provided and UAC may decline to assess qualifications if the information for a valid assessment is not provided.
  • The assessment is not an application for study at UAC’s participating institutions.
  • The assessment is valid as at the date of issue and is based on the confidential common assessment procedures and guidelines approved by UAC’s participating institutions.
  • The assessment is a guide only, and UAC’s participating institutions are not bound by the assessment.
  • The terms and conditions are in the disclaimer.

To apply for the QAS:

  • Complete the application form (including reading and signing the declaration).
  • Attach all relevant documents related to the qualifications listed on the form. Your documents must be correctly verified.
  • Make sure you've completed the payment details section of the form and provided credit card details or included a cheque/money order. The QAS costs $110 (including GST).
  • Post or deliver the form to UAC:

By post:
UAC
Locked Bag 112
Silverwater NSW 2128

In person:    
Quad 2, 8 Parkview Drive
Sydney Olympic Park NSW
Office hours: 8.30am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday (Sydney local time)

Documents

  • You must provide copies of all documents (including official academic transcripts and certificate/s of award/s if completed) related to the qualifications listed on the form.
  • All copies of documents must be correctly verified.
  • Documents that are in a language other than English must be translated by an authorised organisation.
  • You must provide correctly verified copies of original language transcripts and award certificates of documents that are not in English.
  • You must provide official proof of change of name (e.g. marriage certificate) for any documents that are in another name.
  • If you don't provide your documents correctly, UAC will write to you to request correct documents before proceeding with the assessment.

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