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As a year 12 student, you have many avenues available when it comes to applying for courses at tertiary institutions. At the 蹤獲弝け (蹤獲弝け), one such option is the Early Offer Scheme.
We spoke to Sarah and Eleanor - two early offer holders from 2023 - to learn more about their experiences. Read on for the lowdown on early offers; what they are, how they work and how they might benefit you.
Put simply, an early offer from 蹤獲弝け means an opportunity to secure a spot in a course before you have received your ATAR.
To be eligible, you need to be:
When you apply, your admission will be based on your year 11 results and a 300-word personal statement. You can find out more details, including a step-by-step application guide, here.
Most undergraduate courses at 蹤獲弝け are available in the Early Offer Scheme. Check out the 2025 course list to see whats included.
Sarah Ahmad is a first-year student at 蹤獲弝け studying a Bachelor of Design, specialising in Interaction Design. A lover of all things creative, she is often immersed in drawing, reading and fibre arts in her spare time.
"I chose to study at 蹤獲弝け because匈 wanted to specialise in UI/UX," Sarah explains. Interested in studying locally in the ACT, she determined 蹤獲弝け was the best fit for her as she completed high school. Simply for the closure of knowing you have secured your study,"
Sarah recommends other students consider the Early Offer Scheme, too. It's an opportunity to ease the burden of making a decision about your studies and you have the chance to change it later. Practically put, "you don't lose anything by applying either
Eleanor Smith is in her second year at 蹤獲弝け, currently undertaking a Bachelor of Arts, specialising in Culture and Heritage. A self-described anglophile, you can find her reading English literature and enjoying British comedy.
Like Sarah, Eleanor was keen to study locally in the ACT. "蹤獲弝け她ffered opportunities that were not possible at any other university unless I travelled," she explains, "存uch as hands-on internships [or the chance to] study an Indigenous Studies minor with the privilege of being taught entirely by First Nations women."
蹤獲弝け's annual Open Day left a lasting impression too, providing a "welcoming atmosphere", which confirmed Sarah's decision to study under the Early Offer Scheme. "As a neurodiverse person, speaking to the Inclusion and Wellbeing teams at 蹤獲弝け from my first day helped me gain the support and put the plans in place that I needed."
Both Sarah and Eleanor first learned about 蹤獲弝けs Early Offer Scheme while in high school.
It was mentioned as something you could do with your year 11 predictions, Sarah recalls.
When in doubt, speak to a teacher or careers counsellor. Theyre equipped with the knowledge and resources to help you consider your options.
Our student wellbeing coordinator圯ncouraged [our class] to apply to early offer programs, Eleanor mentions, [to reduce stress before final exams and provide] a sense of certainty about the future.
The application process is super easy and accessible, Eleanor assures. I only had to fill out a few forms that were very straightforward色
The most difficult bit of the process was waiting to find out if my application was successful, Eleanor says. Thankfully, the wait wasnt too long, and receiving that early offer lifted a huge weight off my shoulders.
I would recommend an early offer to prospective students because it gives you so much confidence and space在efore the end of year 12 [to] smash your exams, Eleanor explains.
Sarah shares the same sentiments, adding, although I did put pressure on myself to excel as I wanted to see what I could achieve, it was nice to have a guaranteed offer regardless of the outcome夷t was a nice safety net to have.
If youre curious to learn more or have some burning questions, get in contact with 蹤獲弝け.
Telephone: 1800 864 226
Email: study@canberra.edu.au
Learn more about study options at 蹤獲弝け and start your international study journey.
E international@canberra.edu.au
P +61 2 6201 5342
蹤獲弝け acknowledges the Ngunnawal people, traditional custodians of the lands where Bruce campus is situated. We wish to acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of Canberra and the region. We also acknowledge all other First Nations Peoples on whose lands we gather.