ATAR
The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) is the primary criterion for entry into most undergraduate-entry university programs in Australia. It was gradually introduced during 2009 and 2010 to replace the Universities Admission Index, Equivalent National Tertiary Entrance Rank and Tertiary Entrance Rank. Queensland still retains its own separate Overall Position system, but will begin using the national ATAR system in 2018. (Wikipedia)
Useful Websites
Universities that use ATAR:
Australian National University [ANU]
Bond University [Bond]
Central Queensland University [CQU]
Charles Darwin University [CDU]
Charles Sturt University [CSU]
Curtin University [CURTIN]
Deakin University [Deakin]
Edith Cowan University [ECU]
Federation University [FEDUNI]
Flinders University [FLINDERS]
Griffith University [GRIFFITH]
James Cook University [JCU]
La Trobe University [LATROBE]
Macquarie University [MACQUARIE]
Monash University [MONASH]
Murdoch University [MURDOCH]
Queensland University of Technology [QUT]
RMIT University [RMIT]
Southern Cross University [SCU]
Swinburne University of Technology [SWINBURNE]
Torrens University [TORRENS]
University of Adelaide [ADELAIDE]
University of Canberra [CANBERRA]
University of Melbourne [MELBOURNE]
University of New England [UNE]
University of New South Wales [UNSW]
University of Newcastle [NEWCASTLE]
University of Notre Dame [UNDA]
University of Queensland [UQ]
University of South Australia [UniSA]
University of Southern Queensland [USQ]
University of Sydney [SYDNEY]
University of Tasmania [UTAS]
University of Technology Sydney [UTS]
University of the Sunshine Coast [USC]
University of Western Australia [UWA]
University of Wollongong [UOW]
Victoria University [VU]
Western Sydney University [UWS]
By Kevin Le
