Change your preference

There may be a number of reasons you want to change your preference, such as;

  • doing better than expected
  • not getting the score you hoped for
  • because you've changed your mind

How to change your preference

To change your preferences through UAC/VTAC, you will need to login to either the UAC or VTAC websites with your application number and PIN. Full instructions are provided once you are logged in.

If you have applied direct to CSU, you can change your course preference by contacting the Admissions Office.

Online information session

Do you have questions about accommodation, scholarships, what to do next? Ask questions of current students and our prospective student advisors at our Facebook event. 

DATE: 20 December 2012
TIME: 2pm - 5pm 

REGISTER ONLINE

Sydney information session

Thursday 3 January 9am to 2pm.
Suite 1.01, Quad 3, 102 Bennelong Parkway
Sydney Olympic Park, NSW

Help with change of preference

Simply call 1800 334 733 to talk to a student adviser about your options.

Call during business hours: 9.00 - 5.00pm

You + CSU = $20,000

You + CSU = $20,000

Tell us what you want your ultimate CSU experience to be and you could win $20,000 towards making it a reality.

Find out more

Where to go next:

Enquiry information

Request course information
Call us on 1800 334 733, (International +61 2 6338 6077)

  • Speak to a future student advisor
  • Free call

Campus tours

Our open day every day program, means that you can take a campus tour at a time convenient to you!

Book a campus tour

Want to see our campuses from the comfort of home?

Virtual campus tour

UAC dates for Session 2, 2013

Closing date for change of preference   14 June
Main round applications close 7 June
Main round offers 21 June

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    To enter, simply send us a video of what your ultimate CSU experience would be like, and if your entry is judged the best, you will receive $20,000 and take on the role of CSU Digital Ambassador 2013.

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    O Week is a fun and informative week of activities to help you become familiar with the CSU environment and settle into being a uni student.

  • Video | Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)

    PASS Sessions are facilitated by a PASS Leader, a student who has studied the subject before and done well in it. The PASS Leader provides direction to the session and contributes to activities and discussions to ensure that students get the most out of every session. PASS integrates what to learn (subject content) with how to learn (study skills) to help you succeed.

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    From the establishment of the Wagga Wagga and Bathurst Experimental Farms in 1895, Charles Sturt University has grown to become one of the largest Universities in the country generating more than $500 million and 5,000 jobs for our rural and regional communities each year.