Applicant information
Offers
How we notify you of your offer
We notify you of your offer by email, and may also notify you by SMS.
You only get one offer each offer date. This is for your highest eligible preference (ie the highest preference for which you have met the admission criteria and selection rank requirement, if applicable).
Find out about how entry requirements determine who gets an offer.
Responding to offers
Respond to your offer by the date and time specified on your offer letter so that it does not expire.
To respond to your offer:
- Log in to Application Services.
- Select your response option (ie Accept, Reject, Defer – if deferment is an available choice) button.
- Select the offer response again, and confirm your choose.
Response options
You have three response options:
- Outright
- Conditional, with no change of preference
- Conditional, with change of preference
For each of the response options you can accept, reject or defer your offer (if deferment is available for your choosen course).
Accept
I’m happy and ready to enrol |
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Reject
I no longer wish to study |
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Defer
I’m happy and not ready to enrol yet |
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Conditional Response
I’d like to be considered for my higher preferences |
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Please note: You lose your right to an offer when you:
- receive a new offer for the same semester start
- reject an offer
- allow an offer to expire.
Find out if your expired offer can be reactivated.
If you did not get an offer
If you did not get an offer, it could be because:
- you did not meet the entry requirements
- you needed to compete for a place and your selection rank did not meet the cut-off
- you did not pay your application fee
- you ordered your preferences incorrectly
- you applied after the due date, or too close to an offer round, and we could not assess your application in time.
If you are unsure why you did not get an offer, please contact us.
What next?
If you did not get an offer because you did not meet the entry requirements, there are other options to consider:
- changing your preferences for the next offer round
- upgrading pathways, to improve your chances of entry in the future
- the institution may contact you about pathway offers.
Got an offer, enrolled, but found the course is not for you
Change courses within the same institution
If you want to change to a different course within the same institution, check with your institution whether you can transfer internally.
If not, you will need to change your preferences by logging in to Application Services.
Move to another institution
To apply for a course at a different institution, you will need to change your preferences by logging in to Application Services.