Studying/ taking an exam after I apply. Should I include this in my application
You should still list qualifications if you are currently in the process of completing study. Once your application has been lodged you may be asked to provide evidence of your results. You can contact us when your results are available, so we can update your application.
Will my previous employment count as part of my application?
You can use employment experience as a way to obtain a QTAC selection rank to improve your chances of getting into a course. Your employment experience does not have to relate to the course you want to study, unless specified. If you do not wish to use employment as the basis of your application, you […]
How will I know if my application is successful?
If you receive an offer, QTAC will notify you by both SMS and email. You will generally have four days to respond to your offer. If you do not respond by the deadline, your offer will expire, you will lose your offer rights, and you will no longer be considered for any other course preferences. […]
I applied for courses through QTAC in a previous year. Do I need to create a new application for this year, or can I log into my old application?
A QTAC Application is only valid for the admissions period for which you are applying. If you wish to lodge a new application for the next admissions period, login to your account and submit a new application.
Can I submit more than one QTAC application?
You can only submit one QTAC application in each admissions period. If you change your mind about what you want to study, you can simply change your course preferences.
How do I change my course preferences?
Login to your QTAC Account Select “Change preferences” Drag and drop to update your preference order or delete and add new courses Save your changes
Does the order in which I list my course preferences matter?
Yes, you can only receive one offer in each offer round based on your highest eligible preference. If you list mid-year intakes above semester one intakes, you will only be considered for these semester two courses. Visit the Preferences page for further information on ordering your preferences.
How should I order my course preferences?
Make sure you order your preferences carefully, so you don’t miss out on what you want to study. Preferences 1 and 2 should be the most desired courses you want to study, Preferences 3 and 4 should be backup courses you want to study that are considered less competitive, Preferences 5 and 6 should be […]
I can’t find the course I want to study?
Visit the Course Search page for a list of programs and institutions available. Here you will find a list of all programs offered, and which intakes they are available in. Take note of the course code, as this will help you locate the course quickly through your QTAC application.
What is an offer round?
Institutions will select specific dates throughout the year on which to make offers for their courses. These dates are called offer rounds. Different institutions make offers on different dates. To find out what dates your chosen institution is making offers, check out our Key Dates page.