Further information
Standard under review
The standard definition is currently under review. Applicants are encouraged to regularly check our website for further updates.
Disadvantaged students
Apply through UWay if you believe your preparation for TEE or equivalent would have been better had you not experienced disadvantages.
Standard applicants are usually school leavers.
Specifically, they are students who, no more than two years before the year for which entry is sought, qualified for entry to UWA by completing at least four subjects at the WA TEE (or interstate/New Zealand equivalent) over not more than two consecutive years.
Applicants who have completed their secondary schooling overseas may still qualify in the standard quota if their qualifications are comparable and equivalent to the WA TEE.
Applicants must not have previously enrolled at any tertiary institution or, if they have enrolled, they must have withdrawn prior to obtaining a result.
Withdrawal from a unit or course with academic penalty is considered a result, as are failed units/courses and failures due to non-completion.
Timeline
| Date | Requirements | WA students | Non-WA students |
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| April–5 June | Register for the UMAT (late deadline 19 June). |  |
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| 13 May | Undergraduate Medicine information evening | ||
| 26 May | Undergraduate Dentistry information evening | ||
| 29 July | Sit UMAT. | |
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| 7 Aug | Suggested deadline to submit Authorisation to Submit School-Based Assessment form to your school. | |
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| Mid August–30 September | Apply through TISC (including any preference for a BMP). Late applications not accepted. | |
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| Mid Aug–Sept 30 | Register as a rural applicant, if applicable. | |
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| Late Sept | Put in UWay application, if applicable. | |
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| Late November | Receive notification regarding interviews (WA applicants are notified after the last day of TEE). | |
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| Late Nov/ Early Dec | Remove medicine and/or dentistry as a TISC preference if not offered an interview or if not placed on a reserve list. Make full use of six preferences. | |
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| 1-16 Dec | Attend December interview, if invited. Not all days used within the interview period. | |
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| Early Dec–Mid/Late Jan | Apply for Medical Rural Bonded Scholarship applications available at December and January interviews, if invited for a medicine interview. This is optional. | |
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| Late Dec/ Early Jan | Remove medicine and/or dentistry as a TISC preference if TER is below 96 and you did not submit a UWAY application. | |
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| Mid Jan 2010 | Main round offers (interstate and WA TER reserve applicants not eligible for UWA medicine and dentistry main round offers as not interviewed at this stage) | |
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| Mid-late Jan 2010 (TBA) | Attend Jan interview - if invited (WA TER reserve list and Interstate applicants) not all days used within the interview period. Applicants must have a minimum TER of 96. | |
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| Early Feb 2010 | Second round offers. | |
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| 22 Feb | First-year medicine and dentistry commences. | |
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