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Thank you for your reply, which is very helpful. Physiotherapy is the plan A and E Physiology is the plan B. Just trying to plan for the 5 preferences with the UAC.

Interested in finding out more about the Exercise Physiology courses at UOW, USYD and UNSW. Which one would you recommend and why?

Does anyone have knowledge of the Exercise Physiology courses: UOW, USYD, UNSW? Which one would you recommend and why?

Yes , I believe this is correct

Thank you. How would you explain that ATAR for WSU decreased from 95 to 90 this year?

Would you recommend ACU or WSU to study Bachelor of Physiotherapy at? Why?

Thank you!

Which uni are you talking about? I believe not all unis consider SRS only if you experience some sort of hardship e.g. ACU?

Did you get into physiotherapy at ACU through the ATAR or an early offer (CAP or SRS)?

How does this scheme work and what is a student/School required to do?

You could complete Exercise Science (3 years) or Exercise Physiology (4 years) and then Physiotherapy Masters. Although longer and more expensive, this is an easier pathway than transferring after the first year.

ACU offers maximum of 12 adjustment points for achieving bands 5 or 6 in English, Mathematics, Chemistry or Biology. I believe Western Sydney Uni offers 5 regional points.

Thanks. Do you know this specifically re physiotherapy or UWS courses in general? Sometimes there are different rules for different courses e.g. physio is not eligible for early entry (True Rewards) but most other courses are.

Currently the required ATAR is 95. Does that include any adjustment points or do you actually need to achieve 95?

What did you end up doing?

Have Have you completed your physio degree at ACU?

Did you end up going to ACU?

Are you still studying physio at ACU?

I have many questions similar to yours regarding physiotherapy. Shame no one answered thus far. Did you get your answers elsewhere?