2010 Acceptance and Enrolment Procedures
International Applicants should visit our International Students site for details on offers and acceptance.
For other applicants, here are the instructions for how to accept your offer. Download and complete the forms, then post your completed forms to your administrative campus.
UAC/VTAC Applicants
| Booklet | File Type | Size |
|---|---|---|
| UAC / VTAC Acceptance of Offer and Enrolment Procedures | 274KB | |
| Sample HELP Form | 773KB |
Information for VTAC Applicants
Selection of VTAC applicants
The number of applicants for each course is normally much greater than the number of places available. The basis for selection for individual courses is listed in the VTAC Guide.
The University reserves the right to request applicants to supply additional information which may be relevant to their application, including documentation of previous academic records or medical certificates in the case of special consideration applications on grounds of illness.
Policy for the use of the VTAC Chronic Circumstances Application Form.
Information for VTAC Year 12 applicants only
Charles Sturt University will take into account the information provided on the VTAC Chronic Circumstances Application Form when ranking current Year 12 applicants for 2009 selection. When evaluating the information supplied, selection officers will be aware that each study score represents the VCAA’s/NSW UAI best available measure of the learning achieved in the subject.
An adjustment to an applicant's rank may be made if the University believes there is sufficient evidence that educational disadvantage has been experienced during Year 12 studies that would justify a higher ranking. Applicants will be considered individually, but in almost all cases the expectation is that such adjustments to ranking will be minor.
Offers
Offers for Postgraduate fee-paying courses in the Session 1intake (March to June) commence in late August and will continue through until the end of January.
Offers to some Commonwealth Funded (HECS- HELP) courses will commence in late August, but the main round of offers is made in November. Offers continue until the course is filled or the end of January (whichever comes first).