Want to get a head start on preparing for uni next year? There are things you can do this year which will make your transition smoother.
In the past, high school students would receive uni offers only a couple of months before they start classes, but due to changes to university admission, it is now very common for students to apply for, and receive conditional offers, more than six months before they start their course.
If you've applied for a Year 12 Early Offer, it’s a relief to have your application in, and for some, already know your place at uni is secure for next year. You’re probably itching to get to know your uni, classmates and teachers – and they’ll be excited to meet you, too!
I’ve applied to uni. Now what?
If you’ve already got your early conditional offer, or you've received and accepted your unconditional offer, congratulations! Read on to learn about how you can prepare for university next year.
5 tips to help you prepare for university
If you’re buzzing to start planning and preparing now, why not start researching some things you’ll need to know for next year.
- How to get to the Perth campus
- Where to eat and drink on campus
- What social clubs and societies you can join
- How to find rooms and navigate the campus
- Learn uni lingo
Fees and scholarships
We understand that a Murdoch undergraduate degree is a significant investment in your future, so it’s important to consider the financial aspects involved with studying at university.
We encourage you to explore any opportunities and take a look at all scholarships available to you.
Remember, unlike loans, scholarships do not need to be repaid so you can spend more time focusing on your studies. Applying for a scholarship can help ensure you have a smooth transition to uni life by helping you to manage your finances.
Find a scholarship today.