Visit the international understanding your offer page or contact Study@RMIT for assistance.
Depending on the course you've applied for, you will either receive an offer through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) or direct from RMIT via the email you supplied when you applied for your course.
A full offer means you have met all admissions requirements for your chosen course and have been offered a place in the course.
Conditional offers mean your offer is subject to meeting all the conditions in your offer letter. You will only be able to receive full acceptance and enrol once you meet all conditions.
Depending on the course you are applying for, you may need to provide supporting documents and information such as:
A packaged offer combines two courses in a single offer. You must successfully complete the first course and meet the admissions requirements of the next course in your package before you can progress.
For example, if you applied for the Associate degree in Business and Bachelor of Business pathway, you must complete the Associate degree in Business before you can progress to the Bachelor of Business.
Some packages have conditions in addition to the completion of the first program, you can view these on the relevant program page.
A full offer means you have met all admissions requirements for your chosen course and have been offered a place in the course.
If you didn't receive an offer to your preferred course, you will have the opportunity to change your preference to secure an offer for a different course.
If you didn't receive an offer to your preferred course or you don't meet the requirements, RMIT Pathways can also be a great way to access your preferred course.
Once you accept the offer of your preferred course, any other offers will be automatically withdrawn. Other preferences still under assessment will also be withdrawn.
You may want to wait until you have received an outcome for all your preferences to decide on accepting the right course for you.
Offers are emailed to applicants on the day of release and available in the VTAC account from 2pm the same day.
Receiving an offer does not confirm your enrolment in the course. To secure your place, you must follow the enrolment instructions in your offer message.
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