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We advise you to accept your offer so you don’t lose the chance for tertiary study in 2013. You may not receive an offer in the Late Round and if you don’t accept by the specified date, the offer will lapse and your position will be offered to someone else in that round. In the Late Round...

Yes moniyoo, that's correct. There are three more offer rounds for international applicants wishing to study in semester 1 this year.

Hello moniyoo. The next round of international offers will be made on Thursday 24 January. As you are aware, the offers released tonight are only for domestic undergraduate students. You can change your course preferences until this Sunday 20 January for the next offer round. To check your...

If you don’t accept your offer by the specified date, the offer will lapse and your position at university will be offered to someone else in the Final Round. Check the offers page for info.

Re: FAQ: Late Round Offers HI asparagus, @dittoo is correct. If you've received an offer in the Main Round and accepted it, and then received an offer in the Late Round, you can either keep your previous offer and not accept your new offer or withdraw from your previous offer and accept your...

Re: FAQ: Late Round Offers Hi fuggu, Your best bet is to speak to someone at UAC's customer service team. Give them a buzz on 02 9752 0200 from 8.30am tomorrow and they'll be able to give you advice based on your specific circumstances.

Re: FAQ: Late Round Offers Hi gunner, If you don’t accept your offer by the specified date, the offer will lapse and your position at university will be offered to someone else in the Final Round.

Hi kimho22, No, you won't lose your first offer, as long as you accept it and enrol by the required date.

Not sure what you mean, but give UAC Customer Service a call on 02 9752 0200.

Not sure what you mean but give UAC customer service a call - 02 9752 0200.

That's correct. All offers made up to that point will be published.

Hi MathsIsWeird If you can't provide evidence of your work experience then it can't be assessed.

Hi MathsIsWeird, You were almost there...click on the 'fully documented' link at the bottom of that page to go to the FAQs. See this one... Do I need to provide evidence of my employment experience?

UAC passes your ATAR on to the universities. If you've applied interstate, the interstate admissions centre will get your ATAR from UAC. The universities make the course offers - not UAC. See below from http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/faq/offers.shtml 'If your application is successful...

You DO need to accept your offer - it isn't presumed that you will. From the UAC website: "If your application is successful, you'll receive an offer letter and information from the institution making the offer that explains acceptance and enrolment dates and procedures. Some institutions...

Hi JRock If a UPC is your only qualification, and you also have some work experience, then you haven't missed anything. Only certain courses need uploaded documents, and if you've included any of these courses in your preferences, your application package tells you what you need to do. If you...

Hi alchemist1 You'll be able to access your ATAR through the link on UAC's website when they are released (Thursday 15 December) using your student login and pin. This isn't through Check & Change - that's for people who've put in a university application. Interstate admissions centres will...

When you pay Universities Admissions Centre by B-Pay online, you can do a search 'by biller name' to find the biller code. If you choose to pay at the Post Office, take the Tax Invoice generated at the end of your application. Easy.

Hi Bryce, The UAC Guide says you need to contact the admissions office at the relevant institution to find out, so I would suggest giving the uni a call. Have a look here http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/stat/stat-leaflet.pdf and here...

Hi Roli, have a read of All about your ATAR if you're still unsure.