If you’re interested in applying to Monash, or need more information about our courses, here is some important information to help you out:
Entry schemes
At Monash, we know an ATAR doesn’t always reflect a student’s true potential. Our entry schemes are designed to create a level playing field and take your circumstances into consideration as part of your course application.
The Monash Guarantee
Through the Monash Guarantee, you can receive an offer for a course (or access to an interview or audition) even if your ATAR is below the required rank. The Monash Guarantee is available to students who are financially disadvantaged, come from an under-represented school, live in a low socio-economic area or identify as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.
Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS)
SEAS takes into consideration a range of circumstances that can affect your ability to achieve the ATAR score you deserve. Through SEAS, your aggregate score is adjusted and your ATAR recalculated, increasing your chances of receiving an offer.
Are you eligible for the Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS)? Check out our SEAS calculator for an estimate of your adjusted ATAR.
Indigenous student applications
Monash University is committed to advancing the education and career aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
We have a range of admissions entry points for Indigenous applicants designed to address the under-representation of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Australian universities.
Contact the William Cooper Institute for more information on Indigenous programs, or for any information on how to apply to Monash University as an Indigenous student. For information on other pathways for Indigenous students, see the Pathways for Indigenous students’ website .
Scholarships for Indigenous students
Monash University offers one of the most extensive scholarship programs in Australia. There are also a range of different scholarships available specifically for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students, both at the time of application, and during their course.