Year 11 pathway gives thousands entry to university
More than 2000 最新糖心Vlogn students will today be offered a place at the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide in 2021 based on their Year 11 performance thanks to an alternative pathway created in response to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Year 11 results have been used as a basis for early release of offers for all 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide undergraduate degrees, excluding competitive entry degrees and those with additional entry criteria.
Students must still complete an 最新糖心Vlogn year 12 qualification (SACE, HSC, VCE, or IB) and any applicable subject prerequisites.
鈥淲e know just how difficult this year has been for school communities so it鈥檚 wonderful to be able to offer this alternative pathway to students that recognises their resilience and achievements.鈥欌 Professor Jennie Shaw
The alternative entry pathway is available to all South 最新糖心Vlogn schools and select regional schools bordering Victoria and New South Wales.
1952 SACE students, 79 IB students, and 19 students from regional Victoria and NSW have received offers through the new pathway.
最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide Interim Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor Jennie Shaw said the new entry pathway was created to relieve pressure for this year鈥檚 Year 12s and to provide certainty in addition to existing entry via ATAR and Year 12 subject-based pathways, which still remain in place.
鈥淲e know just how difficult this year has been for school communities so it鈥檚 wonderful to be able to offer this alternative pathway to students that recognises their resilience and achievements,鈥欌 she said.
鈥淭his entry pathway enabled 2020 Year 12 students to apply for entry into the vast majority of our undergraduate degrees based predominantly on their 2019 Year 11 subject results, without compromising entry standards.
鈥淲e know that if students are achieving in Year 11 they are already on the pathway to higher education success. Being able to use these results as an alternative for students affected by COVID-19 this year ensures they aren鈥檛 unfairly disadvantaged into the future.
鈥淲e hope that having this additional entry option reassured students that they could still pursue a world-class education at the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide no matter how disrupted their studies were by these unusual times.鈥
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