COVID-19 (coronavirus) advice for the UQ community - STUDENTS - Academic Transcripts

If you are applying to commence an undergraduate program in Semester 1, 2021 at UQ, we may be able to accept alternative evidence of your high school results. These include:

• Predicted grades, if available, for your senior qualification (eg A Levels or IB).  
• Adjusted test results and grades from testing centres that UQ recognises, such as Advanced Placements (APs), Scholastic Aptitude Tests (SATs) etc.

High school results that are equivalent to Australian year 12.You will still need to meet the program minimum entry score, subject pre-requisites as well as, minimum English language proficiency requirements (unless your UQ program requirements exclude these).

Yes. If you have completed one year of tertiary study but do not have the results, we will assess you either on your high school results (if equivalent to Australian Year 12) or the first 6 months of your tertiary study.

To ensure applicants for the 2021 Doctor of Medicine are not unfairly affected, we have made some adjustments to the MCAT and GAMSAT requirements, as follows:
 
MCAT

• Extended validity period of MCAT from three years to four years.
• Applicants can apply without an MCAT score, but will be required to provide confirmation of a test booking.
• UQ will assess eligibility and invite to interview based on GPA.
• UQ will issue conditional offers: Applicants will require a minimum score of 504 and must satisfy all admission requirements to receive a confirmed place, noting that this is subject to availability of places.

GAMSAT

• Applicants can apply without a GAMSAT score, but will be required to provide confirmation of a test booking.
• UQ will assess eligibility and invite to interview based on GPA.
• UQ will issue conditional offers: Applicants will require a minimum score of 50 in each section and must satisfy all admission requirements to receive a confirmed place, noting that this is subject to availability of places.