Year 9 to 12 Information Evening
Join us at our Year 9 to 12 Information Evening where you’ll hear about subject selection, admissions and scholarships.
TISC applications are now open.
Understand the early offer process and next steps for 2025 early offer recipients.
Are you a year 12 student considering university?
Your final year of high school can be stressful, but an early offer is peace of mind that you’ve reserved your spot at Curtin once you’ve met the admission criteria for your course. That way, you can focus on your grades, knowing you’re already one step ahead on the journey to your dream career.
This year early offers will be sent out from Monday 1 September 2025.
An early offer is a conditional offer, based on your likelihood of meeting the admission criteria for your desired course (as per your first preference on TISC).
TISC will use your year 11 ATAR results to generate a predicted final ATAR score for early offer purposes. If your school offers a predicted ATAR calculator, please know that it may not accurately reflect the score calculated by TISC.
If conditions are not met by the main offer round, the early offer will no longer be valid.
You may be eligible for an early offer if you meet the below requirements.
An early offer will only be provided for an eligible course if it is your first preference on TISC. Early offers are not sent for preferences 2-6.
You will need to meet the predicted ATAR score and any subject pre-requisites that are required by your intended course.
You will need to demonstrate an ability to meet English competency requirements, through ATAR level English/Literature, an A in General English, or an accepted English test.
Even if you are on track to meet all requirements at the end of the year, you may not receive an early offer. This is because only a limited number of early offers go out each round, for each eligible course.
If you don’t receive an early offer, don’t stress! Your final year 12 ATAR grades are what’s most important. Just focus on your studies, ensure you meet all course requirements, and wait for a main round (24 December 2025) or second round (19 January 2026) offer.
Year 12 students apply for their course/s of choice by registering an account on TISC and listing their courses in order of preference (first preference being the highest).
There is no separate process needed to apply/opt in to receive an early offer.
Learn more about how to apply to Curtin.
Join us at our Year 9 to 12 Information Evening where you’ll hear about subject selection, admissions and scholarships.
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