新南威尔士大学 - 补件通道已恢复 Update: Students can now upload outstanding documents

 

From: UNSW Sydney

Subject: Update: Students can now upload outstanding documents

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Students with a withdrawn conditional offer can now upload outstanding documents Dear valued partner, We’re pleased to announce that our first offer round for Group A programs went live yesterday. We made a number of offers to applicants for Group A priority programs and expect to make more offers to these programs in Group A Round 2 on Thursday, 5 December. A reminder that Group B offers will also be made on Thursday, 28 November. Further information on offer rounds and dates can be found on our 2025 International Admissions page. Offer waitlist document submission process Applicants who had conditional offers that were withdrawn but chose to join the UNSW Offer Waitlist can now upload any outstanding documents for assessment. Please note that only complete applications, where all conditions have been met, will be prioritised in UNSW’s Group A and B offer rounds. To be considered for these rounds, applicants must upload all required documents as soon as possible.

How to upload conditional waitlist documents 1 Log on Apply Online. Note that if applicants have applied via agents, only agents are able to upload documentation on behalf of the applicant.   2 Select the relevant application (student and program).   3 Select "Student Actions" and click onto the paperclip icon.   4 Upload any outstanding documentation to "Additional Supporting Document"   5 Click submit.

All other applicants who submitted an application before the UNSW Application Pause came into effect should continue to use the UNSW application portal to upload any outstanding documents. Visit our new 2025 International Admissions webpage to find out more about UNSW’s offer rounds, priority programs and frequently asked questions. Kind regards, UNSW Admissions

Have a question? As this is a fluid situation, we are updating our frequently asked questions (FAQs) as and when they become available. If you have any specific questions, please reach out to your UNSW Regional Manager. Find your regional manager