Talk to our students
Meet some of our students and ask them any questions you have about getting into uni, studying and student life. They've all taken different paths to uni, including going through TAFE, making use of scholarships and moving from regional areas. Their experiences might help you to make decisions about studying at university.
Year 10 Information Evenings, 6 and 12 June
Are you unsure how to choose subjects for the HSC and navigate through the process of applying to uni? Join us the one of our Year 10 Information Evenings and learn about the ATAR, scaling and assumed knowledge, about subject selections, career pathways, and the transition to uni.
Scholarships Information Evening, 19 June
Did you know that the University of Sydney gives out over $65 million in scholarships each year? The Scholarships Information Evening is for year 11 and 12 students who are interested to learn about the available scholarships and how to maximise their chances to receive one. Go to the event website for more info and to register.
Ashé
I went to Taree High and moved to Sydney to study. An Access scholarship made this possible.
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Jack
I began with an Arts/Science degree and am now studying Graduate Medicine with the support of the Elite Athlete Program. Talk to me.
Ella
I finished high school at TAFE and am now studying Arts/Law. The Broadway Scheme and scholarships have really helped me. Talk to me
Nikash
I went from Arthur Phillip High to TAFE to Sydney Uni, and am now undertaking a PhD in Design Computing. Talk to me
Zahra
I went to Bankstown Girls High and am now studying Commerce/Law. A faculty scholarship made a big difference for me. Talk to me
Peter
I received an Industry scholarship and a travel scholarship. I am now in my second year of Graduate Medicine. Talk to me
Grace
I went to St Mary’s Senior High and now live on campus at Sydney. The sporting opportunities I have had are amazing. Talk to me
Kieran
I went to high school in Blacktown and am the first person in my family to go to uni. Talk to me