In the Tertiary Institutions Service Centre (TISC) December round offers, if you have been made an offer and you are not quite sure whether that's what you really want, you can use the TISC...
TISC stands for Tertiary Institutions Service Centre, and is an incorporated body established in 1975 by Curtin University, ECU, Murdoch University and UWA. TISC acts as a centralised application...
Offers for TISC applicants will be made as per the Important Dates page of the TISC website. Please check there for all dates and deadlines related to the TISC process.
Curtin University make offers by email, so make sure that TISC has your current email address and that you check your emails (including your junk mail) around the published offer date. You also need...
You can find all TISC course codes on the TISC course search. Unfortunately, Curtin is unable to provide the TISC course codes directly to the public due to liability implications...
You can choose to accept or defer by the deadline in your offer email or you will lose your offer. There aren't any further TISC offer rounds. If you have changed your mind and would like to...
Yes, please refer to https://www.tisc.edu.au/static/guide/university-admissions-preferences.tisc on how to change your TISC preferences. Note: TISC applicants should check the relevant deadlines on...
You can choose to accept the offer, defer your place, change your course preferences (refer to the TISC automatic safety net), or reject the offer. Please refer to the Tertiary Institutions...
