NSW university offers: Full list of ATAR cut-offs and courses still available for 2023
Students still deciding on which university course to pursue are running out of time as course quotas fill up across NSW. See the ATAR cut-off for every course and which unis still have vacancies.
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Prospective students in their thousands have received offers confirming their place in a university course, if they choose to accept it, but the latest round of offers also leaves many more scrambling for a spot.
The University Admissions Centre released 13,400 offers in their second of the two main rounds, sent out to students on Thursday morning. Of the 69,179 applicants recorded by UAC at the end of November 2022, approximately 47,400 have now received uni offers.
The prestigious University of Sydney sent out thousands of offers this round, and are on track to make more offers than in previous years, Vice-Chancellor Professor Mark Scott confirmed.
“This year we are back on the campus in force and kicking off with our Welcome Program next month where all our students come together for a three-day festival,” Professor Scott said.
“This is a really exciting time on the university calendar when people can work out what their areas of interest are and find their kindred spirits.”
Charles Darwin University, meanwhile, made over 500 offers on Thursday from 1,951 in total so far, with health and education the uni’s most popular courses.
UAC General Manager of Marketing and Engagement Kim Paino encouraged those who haven’t secured a place yet to check course vacancies.
“Also think about all the other pathways available to get to university and study your preferred course,” she said.
If you’re one of many students still waiting on an offer, you have until midnight next Thursday (January 19) to finalise your preferences for Round 2 on Wednesday 25 January.
Check which university courses are still available by searching the interactive database above.
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