School leavers

If you’ve been disadvantaged by the COVID-19 lockdowns and disruptions to HSC exams – let’s face it, what Year 12 student hasn’t? – you can apply for UAC’s Educational Access Scheme (EAS). Check your eligibility for UAC’s EAS and you might find that you qualify for adjustment factors if you can demonstrate circumstances beyond your control affected your study during Year 11 or 12.

Yes – at Charles Sturt you can apply for two early offer programs. We participate in UAC's Schools Recommendation Scheme (SRS) which recognises your academic achievements. And our Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program which rewards your soft skills. Apply for both – and double your chances of receiving an early study offer before you even sit your exams! With a load off your shoulders, you'll be able to focus on your studies and give your exams your best shot.

Charles Sturt will prepare you for the real world with professional, accredited courses that will give you the skills you need. You’ll put ideas into action from day one. It’s what we do. It’s what will give you the edge in your industry. And it's why we have the highest graduate employment rate in Australia.*

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You can study on campus in one of our six beautiful regional locations. Or you can study online – from your bedroom or from across the world! We're Australia's largest regional university. And we're Australia's most experienced online university.* So however you choose to study with us, you're in safe hands.

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At Charles Sturt we’re geographically gifted. We have six campuses and plenty of other places you can study. From the beach to the bush, our diverse locations give you the options you're looking for. You'll have a unique experience that combines the perks of city living with a relaxed country lifestyle. Find your new home in one of our campus cities: Albury-Wodonga, Bathurst, Dubbo, Orange, Port Macquarie and Wagga Wagga.

Yindyamarra Winhanganha. This is a Wiradjuri phrase meaning ‘the wisdom of respectfully knowing how to live well in a world worth living in’. This ethos is at the heart of everything we stand for. It’s the reason we strive to actively create a world worth living in. We believe everyone offers something unique. At Charles Sturt University you become part of something bigger: you join a tight-knit community from across the globe that is committed to changing things for the better. And wherever you want to take your career we’ll have the course to help you push the boundaries and make an impact. After all, we're Australia's number one university for graduate employment.* So, are you ready to get to work? Let’s create a world worth living in.

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