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Conditional offers

If you receive a conditional offer, this means that you will be eligible to receive an unconditional/firm offer if you meet the conditions listed on the conditional offer letter. This could include:

• completing your current studies
• meeting the English language requirements.Ìý

If you receive a conditional offer, then the next step is for you to provide us with the evidence that we have requested on page 3 or 4 in your offer letter. Your application will be re-assessed once you’ve provided the required supporting documents to meet the condition(s) of your offer.Ìý

If you have applied with an agent, they can help you meet the condition(s)Ìýof your offer. You’re welcome to ask them to review your offer condition(s)Ìýtogether.

Unconditional offers

If you receive an unconditional offer, this will be clearly stated at the top of your offer letter. This means that your application to study at the University of Sydney has been successful.

If you have received an unconditional offer, follow the steps on this page to accept.

Step 1. Log in to Sydney Student

Log in toÌýÌýusing your student ID and the password which you received with your offer letter.ÌýIf you are having trouble logging in,ÌýÌýor read moreÌýtroubleshooting information.

Note:

You'll no longer need to use your applicant ID (which may have been used to submit/review your application).ÌýIf you have applied forÌýcredit for previous study, you will need to wait until your credit application has beenÌýfinalisedÌýbefore being able to accept your offer.

Step 2. Respond to your offer

Once you've logged in to Sydney Student, select 'Applications' from the main menu, then select 'My application'.Ìý

This will take you to a summary of all the course applications which you have submitted to the University.ÌýSelect your degree from the list, and check the course details are correct. Then select 'Respond to offer'.Ìý

Note for international students:

If you are an international applicant, you will be asked to answer:Ìý

• whether a sponsor will be paying some or all of your deposit fee
• whether you would like the University to organise yourÌýoverseas health cover (OSHC), or whether you will organise your own.

You will then be asked to pay your tuition deposit fee (including OSHC if relevant). You will be presented with the outstanding amount, and given advice on the payment options. You can pay at this stage or exit and pay later.Ìý

Applicants who need to apply for a student visa will be issued anÌýelectronic Confirmation ofÌýEnrolmentÌý(eCoE)ÌýonceÌýyour payment has been received. Depending on the payment method used, it may take 2-10 working days for us to issue yourÌýeCoE. You will receive yourÌýeCoEÌývia email once issued.

Depending on your course, you may have the option toÌýdefer your offer for up to one year.ÌýThis means we’ll hold a place for you toÌýenrolÌýin your course the following semester or year.

Deferment is open to most students: coursework or research students, domestic or international though not all courses can be deferred. All applications for deferral are assessed on a case-by-case basis.

If you require any additional assistance with accepting or deferring your offer, please Ìýor callÌý1800Ìý793Ìý864Ìý(within Australia) orÌý+61Ìý2Ìý8627Ìý1444Ìý(outside Australia).

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