Hurry, mid-year applications close soon

The closing date for mid-year (semester 2) uni applications is Friday 10 June 2011. You must apply by this date to be considered for mid-year study.

If you've already applied, you can change your course preferences until midnight on Friday 17 June.

May Round offers

May Round offers have been released and can be checked by visiting UAC's offers page. The May Round page has details of participating institutions and consideration of preferences.

Early June Round offers

Uni offers made in the Early June Round will be available on UAC's website from 3pm on Thursday 9 June. Check the Early June Round page for more information.

Main Round offers

Most mid-year offers are made in the Main Round. Offers will be available on UAC's website from 9am on Friday 24 June.

Equity Scholarships

Scholarship outcomes for semester 2, 2011 will be available on UAC's Equity Scholarships page on Tuesday 28 June 2011. You'll need your Equity Scholarships application number and PIN.

Meet the UAC team

UAC staff will be on hand to answer your questions at the Western Sydney Careers Expo at Sydney Olympic Park from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 June. Come and visit the UAC stand for advice or catch one of our seminars on the ATAR and applying for uni.

Semester 2 applications closing soon

Applications for semester 2 study will soon be closed. Your application must be submitted by Friday 10 June to ensure it is considered.

You can apply for up to six courses, so visit the International course search and apply without delay.

International offers

Unconditional offers will be released on UAC's International website at 9am on the following days: Friday 17 June, Thursday 23 June and Saturday 9 July.

Apply for postgraduate study

There are still a number of postgraduate courses available for 2011 study. Visit the course search and read the latest course updates before applying online.

QAS

If you have overseas qualifications and want to know how they'll be assessed if you apply for uni, UAC's Qualifications Assessment Service (QAS) can help. To find out more about how QAS works, visit the information and application page.

New presentations

Two new presentations are now available on Schoolink. Careers advisers can help their Year 12 students thinking about uni by downloading the updated Steps to applying through UAC.

For Year 10 students, Choosing HSC courses: facts and myths is an easy-to-follow guide on setting goals and planning future studies.

UAC in the community

You can find out which careers events UAC will be attending in the coming months by visiting the upcoming events page. We're always happy to talk to you or your students and answer any questions.

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