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You can only receive one unconditional offer in each round.

If you’re not selected for an unconditional offer for your first preference, you’ll be considered equally with all other eligible applicants for your second preference and so on.

Notification

Your unconditional offer will be sent to you by email. You can also access it by logging in to your 91ÌÒÉ« application for undergraduate admission and selecting ‘View correspondence’.

To accept your unconditional offer, follow the instructions set out in your offer. You must accept your offer by the date specified by the institution, otherwise you may lose your offer.

Conditional SRS offers require you to meet other condition/s before the institution will make you an unconditional offer. These condition/s may include a minimum ATAR, course prerequisites, a personal statement, a portfolio, an audition, an interview or a test. Conditional SRS offers will only be made in November Round 1 and can be made to any preference.

Notification

Your conditional offer will be sent to you by email. You can also access it by logging in to your 91ÌÒÉ« application for undergraduate admission and selecting ‘View correspondence’.

To convert your conditional offer to an unconditional offer, you must:

• meet the condition/s stipulated in the offer
• meet all other institution requirements for that course
• include the course in your list of preferences by the change of preference deadline for December Round 2.

It is possible to receive more than one conditional offer, but only one of them can become an unconditional offer in December Round 2.

If you receive more than one conditional offer, once your ATAR is released you can determine if you meet the criteria for those offers. You will then need to decide which course preference you would most like to convert into an unconditional offer.

Place the course that you would most like to convert into an unconditional offer at the top of your list of preferences by the December Round 2 change of preference deadline. By this date you will have received your ATAR, so if a minimum ATAR is one of the conditions you will know if you have met it.

Once you’ve received an unconditional offer, you can’t be made an unconditional offer to any lower course preferences in the next round unless you change your preferences.

So, to receive further offers in subsequent rounds, you first need to accept the course you’ve already been offered, then move that course down to the bottom of your list of course preferences or remove it entirely. (As long as you have accepted an offer, removing it from your list of preferences will not affect your existing offer.)

Alternatively, if you receive an unconditional offer to a lower preference, you will automatically be considered for higher preferences in the next round.

To change your preferences, log in to your 91ÌÒÉ« application and go to ‘Update course preferences’.

If you then receive an offer to a course in your new list, you can decide whether to accept it and withdraw from your original course, or not accept the new offer and keep your place in your original course.