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There are limited places in the UniReady program, so it is important that applicants are committed to success in reaching their aspiration to university study. Applicants are to apply in writing in the form of a 300-400 word letter, outlining how the UniReady program will support their goals for university study. This will take place at the end of Term 2 and will need to be submitted by beginning of Term 3.

Strong results in English, an ‘A’ grade in General English is preferred.

A desire to attend university.

Successful applicants will:

Have a clear plan for what they wish to study at university.

Have a demonstrated commitment to their studies through effort, homework and a diligent approach to personal excellence.

Have the literacy skills to be a successful candidate.

Applicants will be interviewed for a place in the program.

The UniReady course is endorsed by SCSA and will count towards up to two “C”  grades as one of the six courses studied in Year 12. Students enrolled in UniReady will be enrolled in a General pathway of study, and must include one ATAR subject.

Students intending to enrol in a university course of study should be aware of other ATAR prerequisites. For example, most Science courses require Maths Applications ATAR.

Students must still do an English and a Religion and Life course, and can choose three other subjects based on the Year 12 timetable.

What university courses can students access?

Through the UniReady program, students can access a range of courses with an ATAR requirement of 70. Other universities may also recognise the Curtin UniReady program.

Most of the costs of the program will be covered by the College.

The estimated cost of this program for families:

$500 for the UniReady program.