High School & University Early Entry Applications
Everyone comes to university on an ATAR. Right? No.
An ATAR is just one of the factors used to determine a potential students’ suitability for study. It’s true that your ATAR rank can be a useful factor of chances for success in a specific course, but it’s similarly true that for other courses there are other factors used to assess a potential students’ suitability.
That’s why there are many different admission pathways to University that assess suitability on more than a selection ranking based on a raw ATAR.
Early Entrance to University or College
Early entrance to University or college, sometimes called early admission or early entry is the practice of allowing high school students to be enrolled early into the educational institution before their final high school exams and an offer is made without obtaining a high school ATAR first.
To apply through Early Admission you must:
- Be a Year 12 student completing the HSC, interstate equivalent or International Baccalaureate
- Be eligible for an ATAR
- Be studying at an Australian High School (in Australia)
- Be under 21 years of age
A lack of practical work experience can be a challenge for tertiary students and graduates.
At Résumé Masters, we pull out your professional strengths and skills by highlighting your achievements, capabilities and placements.
We can help you put together your Early Entry Application which is designed to market you to the University or College who will be reading lots of applications from many other tertiary students and graduates.
For more information on the Early Entry Application Package, Contact us.
