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Further Enquiries

Please direct any student enquiries to the Student Centre
North Terrace Campus
The University of Adelaide
SA 5005 Australia
Email

Telephone: +61 8 8303 5208
(Country and interstate callers toll free on 1800 061 459)
Fax: +61 8 8303 4401

2011 Mid-Year Entry

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The Process

If you're thinking of studying at uni we have many pre-degree (VET), undergraduate and postgraduate programs open for mid-year entry - so why wait until next year?

The application process for mid-year entry differs depending on your current situation (whether you're currently studying, for example). How should you be applying?

Selection criteria
The selection criteria, including pre-requisite subjects and cut-off scores will be the same as those used in the standard application round at the beginning of the year.

Entry pathways
At the University of Adelaide we recognise that not everyone has completed year 12 recently or successfully, so we offer various entry pathways. You can apply to compete for a place in a variety of programs in the following ways:

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Special Entry Scheme (STAT)

Students seeking entry under the Special Entry Scheme must sit the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT). If you need to sit the STAT you must make an application to SATAC and pay all fees by 14 June 2011. Applicants may wish to prepare for the STAT by attending STAT preparation courses at the University's Professional and Continuing Education centre.

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International students

If you are a current international student at the University and wish to change your program for Semester 2, 2011, refer to the International Enquiry website for details.


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