Application Procedure

1. If your application is successful, we will send you a Letter of Offer with information about how to pay your fees.
2. To secure a place in the course, you need to:
   • Pay an Enrolment Deposit of first semester fees plus OSHC (if applicable).
   • Submit a signed Student Agreement Form
   • Submit a DEEWR Questionnaire (Higher Education courses only).
3. Students from Assessment Level 3 and 4 countries need to apply for Pre-Visa Assessment (PVA) before making any payments.
4. We will send you an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE) which you need for student visa processing.

Application Checklist

You need to include the following with this application form:

• A certified copy of your passport.
• A certified copy of your academic records for the highest level of schooling you have completed and any other relevant studies.
  If currently completing high school, please provide mid-year results – final high school results to be supplied before course start.*
• Evidence of English language level
• A design portfolio for Bachelor of Design and Bachelor of Arts (Visual Communication) applications - Approx 5-8 examples of your recent creative work.
• Application for Recognition of Prior Learning (if applying for RPL)

You might also like to include the following:

• Copies of any references you feel are relevant to your application
• A copy of your CV (Resume)

* Documents not in English should be provided with a certified translation.

Submitting your application

You can submit your application by:

• Completing the application form and sending it in to Raffles College together with your supporting documentation.

OR

• You can bring your application form and documentation when you come in for a personal interview. Contact us to make an appointment.

OR

• You can contact one of our International Admissions Offices

Student VISAs

For information about student visas, please contact your Raffles representative, the nearest Australian Embassy or Consulate or go to the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) www.immi.gov.au

Studying in Australia

Here are some helpful videos that can help you understand your rights and responsibilities as an international student in Australia (SWF files).

• Before enrolment
• Student support
• Study choices and assistance
• Changing enrolment
• Course progress and attendance reporting
• Complaints and appeals

Please read the information about the ESOS Act from the Australian Government. Student visa holders who have any school-aged dependants accompanying them to Australia will be required to pay full fees if they are enrolled in either a government or non-government school.