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The hardest university degrees to get into, and the ones where ATARs are falling
Top HSC students share their university choices – including one for whom it’s just a back-up until he can get into an American institution.
HSC students receive university offers: Search our database for cut-off scores
Use our interactive database to search for university and college courses throughout Australia in 2025 and their minimum entry requirements.
- by Craig Butt, Christopher Harris and Cindy Yin
Planning on moving to Sydney to do your studies?
Few places in the world offer a student lifestyle to match that of Australia’s premier city.
- by Caroline Zielinski
North Sydney Boys goes back-to-back atop the HSC rankings
- by Lucy Carroll, Nigel Gladstone, Christopher Harris, Nick Newling and Anthony Segaert
Post-Graduate Study
Want to future-proof your career? Here are some courses to consider
- by Alexandra Cain
Leaders of the pack: the practical pathway to a better job
- by Peter Lenaghan
Latest
The most popular schools for Sydney house hunters revealed
While the state government is focused on delivering more co-ed options, many of the most popular schools are single sex.
- by Christopher Harris
Parents plan legal challenge over Sydney high school’s controversial changes
Parents this week launched a fundraising campaign to raise $20,000 in a bid to stop the senior campus from being dismantled.
- by Christopher Harris
Seven in 10 high school students fail civics and citizenship tests
The latest results come amid a loss of faith in democracy and political institutions, rising antisemitic attacks and a breakdown in social cohesion.
- by Lucy Carroll and Christopher Harris
Girls lead exodus as parents choose private and Catholic schools
Thousands more NSW parents are choosing Catholic and private schools for their children amid an exodus from public education.
- by Christopher Harris and Craig Butt
New deal gives university students unlimited access to the Herald and The Age
A premium subscription licensing deal will make independent and award-winning journalism available to university students and staff.
- by Emily Kaine
Frances was burnt out after 16 years as a principal. Now she’s teaching again
Fewer teachers are resigning and retiring after they were given a $10,000 pay rise.
- by Christopher Harris
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