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Completed secondary education recently (within the past two years)

For domestic applicants and international applicants currently studying an Australian Year 12 or the IB in Australia

Applications for this course must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). Applications for start year 2019 entry close 5.00pm on 27th September 2018
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form. You will also need to pay an additional Faculty administration fee of AUD$70 (in addition to the VTAC application fee), payable via the supplementary application form. Applicants who apply for more than one Fine Arts specialisation are required to pay a separate AUD$70 fee for each application submitted.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of the VCE or a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent and meeting the University’s English language requirement.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

International applicants who are not currently studying an Australian Year 12 or IB in Australia

Applications for this course must be made through the University's online application portal. Applications for start year 2019 entry close at 5.00pm on 27 September 2018 (AEST, UTC +10)
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent to the VCE and meeting the University’s English language requirements.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

Audition information

Important dates

Live auditions will be held in October/November 2018 for the 2019 Start Year intake (February). Audition dates are:

Melbourne	Brisbane	Perth	Sydney	Darwin
20-23 November 2018	13-15 November 2018	28 October 2018	10-12 November 2018	16 November 2018

Audition requirements

Each 5-minute audition consists of an individual song and monologue performance as well as a 45-minute group dance assessment. You must prepare two songs and two monologues for your audition. In your initial audition, it is likely you will only be asked to perform one of each; it is strongly advised for you to choose your best piece.

Song

You must prepare two songs in the Music Theatre genre.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one song, however please be prepared to perform your second song.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to sing their second song. You might also be directed through singing exercises or asked to sing your first song again.
Please also prepare a 90-second cut of each song.
Accompanists will be provided but you must bring your own sheet music.
Please read the following guidelines for preparing sheet music and your 90-second cut. Take careful note as poor preparation of sheet music will make it difficult for the accompanist to best support your song.

Music and sheet music guidelines

Monologue

You must prepare two monologues, one Shakespearean and one Contemporary. Please read the following guidelines to assist you in your choice of monologue.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one monologue, however please be prepared to perform your second monologue.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to perform their second monologue. We may workshop either of your monologues with you on the floor.
Where possible, you should read the entire play from which your piece has been chosen in order to place the speech in context. You are strongly advised to select from plays rather than film or television scripts. Pieces must be a minimum of 1.5 minutes in length but no longer than 2 minutes.

Monologue guidelines

Dance Assessment

You will take part in a 45-minute jazz dance call which will also include a tap ability assessment. The dance assessment may be scheduled on the day of your individual audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.

Call-backs

Call-backs may be scheduled on the day of your audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.
During call-backs applicants will be asked to perform a second monologue and second song. You may also be asked to sing your first song again and workshop your first monologue.
Call back applicants will need to complete the General Medical History Form. We would like to ensure duty of care should you be successful. More details will be provided with your call-back notification.

Acting and singing audition guidelines

You must use your own accent in the monologue
No props and costume pieces
Do not perform your song and monologue with direct eye contact to the panel

Can't attend the audition?

While we strongly recommend all applicants attend a live audition, applicants who are overseas may alternatively submit a recorded audition. Successful applicants will be invited to attend a call back in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth or Melbourne. If you are unable to attend your call back, you may be contacted for a telephone interview.

Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018.

Your recorded interview must contain the following:

A short introduction explaining your reason for wanting to undertake the course.
Performance of songs in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Performance of two monologues in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Demonstration of dance experience, or potential to be trained, by performing:
1. Flexibility demonstration: Stand with feet together, knees straight and reach to the floor
2. Flexibility demonstration: Lie on the belly, body flat out. Using your hands push your upper body up, arching the back
3. Stand in first position and plié
4. Starting from first position, eight jumps to the ceiling with straight knees in the jump, bending as you land
5. Four pirouettes (singles and doubles or triples, if competent)
6. A sequence of six kicks to the front on each leg
7. Six kicks to the right side; six to the left side
If you have no tap experience, please say ‘no tap’ at the end of the dance sequence. If you wish to demonstrate further proficiency and tap experience construct four eights of a combination of your choice. Please note this is for applicants with some jazz experience (not beginners). Please demonstrate the following:
1. As many of the following in which you are proficient: a time step (single and/or double), pick-ups/grab-offs and wings.
2. A short combination, demonstrating your highest skill level.
Submit your recorded audition by sending a shareable Dropbox link to: fineartsmusic-admissions@unimelb.edu.au. Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018. Please be sure to include:
- Name
- Course you’re applying for
- VTAC ID number
- Complete and attach a General Medical History Form.
- Instructions on how to share a Dropbox link can be found here.

Music theatre audition workshops

You are welcome to attend our Music Theatre Audition Workshop – the perfect workshop to prepare for auditions of any music theatre tertiary training courses. We cover all elements of music theatre and equip you with audition tools and general information to build your confidence and develop your preparation process. For more information visit the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music website.

Completed some or all of a higher education qualification

For domestic applicants

Applications for this course must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). Applications for start year 2019 entry close 5.00pm on 27th September 2018
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form. You will also need to pay an additional Faculty administration fee of AUD$70 (in addition to the VTAC application fee), payable via the supplementary application form. Applicants who apply for more than one Fine Arts specialisation are required to pay a separate AUD$70 fee for each application submitted.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of the VCE or a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent and meeting the University’s English language requirement.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

International applicants

Applications for this course must be made through the University's online application portal. Applications for start year 2019 entry close at 5.00pm on 27 September 2018 (AEST, UTC +10)
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent to the VCE and meeting the University’s English language requirements.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

Audition information

Important dates

Live auditions will be held in October/November 2018 for the 2019 Start Year intake (February). Audition dates are:

Melbourne	Brisbane	Perth	Sydney	Darwin
20-23 November 2018	13-15 November 2018	28 October 2018	10-12 November 2018	16 November 2018

Audition requirements

Each 5-minute audition consists of an individual song and monologue performance as well as a 45-minute group dance assessment. You must prepare two songs and two monologues for your audition. In your initial audition, it is likely you will only be asked to perform one of each; it is strongly advised for you to choose your best piece.

Song

You must prepare two songs in the Music Theatre genre.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one song, however please be prepared to perform your second song.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to sing their second song. You might also be directed through singing exercises or asked to sing your first song again.
Please also prepare a 90-second cut of each song.
Accompanists will be provided but you must bring your own sheet music.
Please read the following guidelines for preparing sheet music and your 90-second cut. Take careful note as poor preparation of sheet music will make it difficult for the accompanist to best support your song.

Music and sheet music guidelines

Monologue

You must prepare two monologues, one Shakespearean and one Contemporary. Please read the following guidelines to assist you in your choice of monologue.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one monologue, however please be prepared to perform your second monologue.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to perform their second monologue. We may workshop either of your monologues with you on the floor.
Where possible, you should read the entire play from which your piece has been chosen in order to place the speech in context. You are strongly advised to select from plays rather than film or television scripts. Pieces must be a minimum of 1.5 minutes in length but no longer than 2 minutes.

Monologue guidelines

Dance Assessment

You will take part in a 45-minute jazz dance call which will also include a tap ability assessment. The dance assessment may be scheduled on the day of your individual audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.

Call-backs

Call-backs may be scheduled on the day of your audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.
During call-backs applicants will be asked to perform a second monologue and second song. You may also be asked to sing your first song again and workshop your first monologue.
Call back applicants will need to complete the General Medical History Form. We would like to ensure duty of care should you be successful. More details will be provided with your call-back notification.

Acting and singing audition guidelines

You must use your own accent in the monologue
No props and costume pieces
Do not perform your song and monologue with direct eye contact to the panel

Can't attend the audition?

While we strongly recommend all applicants attend a live audition, applicants who are overseas may alternatively submit a recorded audition. Successful applicants will be invited to attend a call back in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth or Melbourne. If you are unable to attend your call back, you may be contacted for a telephone interview.

Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018.

Your recorded interview must contain the following:

A short introduction explaining your reason for wanting to undertake the course.
Performance of songs in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Performance of two monologues in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Demonstration of dance experience, or potential to be trained, by performing:
1. Flexibility demonstration: Stand with feet together, knees straight and reach to the floor
2. Flexibility demonstration: Lie on the belly, body flat out. Using your hands push your upper body up, arching the back
3. Stand in first position and plié
4. Starting from first position, eight jumps to the ceiling with straight knees in the jump, bending as you land
5. Four pirouettes (singles and doubles or triples, if competent)
6. A sequence of six kicks to the front on each leg
7. Six kicks to the right side; six to the left side
If you have no tap experience, please say ‘no tap’ at the end of the dance sequence. If you wish to demonstrate further proficiency and tap experience construct four eights of a combination of your choice. Please note this is for applicants with some jazz experience (not beginners). Please demonstrate the following:
1. As many of the following in which you are proficient: a time step (single and/or double), pick-ups/grab-offs and wings.
2. A short combination, demonstrating your highest skill level.
Submit your recorded audition by sending a shareable Dropbox link to: fineartsmusic-admissions@unimelb.edu.au. Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018. Please be sure to include:
- Name
- Course you’re applying for
- VTAC ID number
- Complete and attach a General Medical History Form.
- Instructions on how to share a Dropbox link can be found here.

Music theatre audition workshops

You are welcome to attend our Music Theatre Audition Workshop – the perfect workshop to prepare for auditions of any music theatre tertiary training courses. We cover all elements of music theatre and equip you with audition tools and general information to build your confidence and develop your preparation process. For more information visit the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music website

Completed some or all of a VET qualification

For domestic applicants

Applications for this course must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). Applications for start year 2019 entry close 5.00pm on 27th September 2018
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form. You will also need to pay an additional Faculty administration fee of AUD$70 (in addition to the VTAC application fee), payable via the supplementary application form. Applicants who apply for more than one Fine Arts specialisation are required to pay a separate AUD$70 fee for each application submitted.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of the VCE or a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent and meeting the University’s English language requirement.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

International applicants

Applications for this course must be made through the University's online application portal. Applications for start year 2019 entry close at 5.00pm on 27 September 2018 (AEST, UTC +10)
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent to the VCE and meeting the University’s English language requirements.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

Audition information

Important dates

Live auditions will be held in October/November 2018 for the 2019 Start Year intake (February). Audition dates are:

Melbourne	Brisbane	Perth	Sydney	Darwin
20-23 November 2018	13-15 November 2018	28 October 2018	10-12 November 2018	16 November 2018

Audition requirements

Each 5-minute audition consists of an individual song and monologue performance as well as a 45-minute group dance assessment. You must prepare two songs and two monologues for your audition. In your initial audition, it is likely you will only be asked to perform one of each; it is strongly advised for you to choose your best piece.

Song

You must prepare two songs in the Music Theatre genre.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one song, however please be prepared to perform your second song.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to sing their second song. You might also be directed through singing exercises or asked to sing your first song again.
Please also prepare a 90-second cut of each song.
Accompanists will be provided but you must bring your own sheet music.
Please read the following guidelines for preparing sheet music and your 90-second cut. Take careful note as poor preparation of sheet music will make it difficult for the accompanist to best support your song.

Music and sheet music guidelines

Monologue

You must prepare two monologues, one Shakespearean and one Contemporary. Please read the following guidelines to assist you in your choice of monologue.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one monologue, however please be prepared to perform your second monologue.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to perform their second monologue. We may workshop either of your monologues with you on the floor.
Where possible, you should read the entire play from which your piece has been chosen in order to place the speech in context. You are strongly advised to select from plays rather than film or television scripts. Pieces must be a minimum of 1.5 minutes in length but no longer than 2 minutes.

Monologue guidelines

Dance Assessment

You will take part in a 45-minute jazz dance call which will also include a tap ability assessment. The dance assessment may be scheduled on the day of your individual audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.

Call-backs

Call-backs may be scheduled on the day of your audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.
During call-backs applicants will be asked to perform a second monologue and second song. You may also be asked to sing your first song again and workshop your first monologue.
Call back applicants will need to complete the General Medical History Form. We would like to ensure duty of care should you be successful. More details will be provided with your call-back notification.

Acting and singing audition guidelines

You must use your own accent in the monologue
No props and costume pieces
Do not perform your song and monologue with direct eye contact to the panel

Can't attend the audition?

While we strongly recommend all applicants attend a live audition, applicants who are overseas may alternatively submit a recorded audition. Successful applicants will be invited to attend a call back in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth or Melbourne. If you are unable to attend your call back, you may be contacted for a telephone interview.

Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018.

Your recorded interview must contain the following:

A short introduction explaining your reason for wanting to undertake the course.
Performance of songs in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Performance of two monologues in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Demonstration of dance experience, or potential to be trained, by performing:
1. Flexibility demonstration: Stand with feet together, knees straight and reach to the floor
2. Flexibility demonstration: Lie on the belly, body flat out. Using your hands push your upper body up, arching the back
3. Stand in first position and plié
4. Starting from first position, eight jumps to the ceiling with straight knees in the jump, bending as you land
5. Four pirouettes (singles and doubles or triples, if competent)
6. A sequence of six kicks to the front on each leg
7. Six kicks to the right side; six to the left side
If you have no tap experience, please say ‘no tap’ at the end of the dance sequence. If you wish to demonstrate further proficiency and tap experience construct four eights of a combination of your choice. Please note this is for applicants with some jazz experience (not beginners). Please demonstrate the following:
1. As many of the following in which you are proficient: a time step (single and/or double), pick-ups/grab-offs and wings.
2. A short combination, demonstrating your highest skill level.
Submit your recorded audition by sending a shareable Dropbox link to: fineartsmusic-admissions@unimelb.edu.au. Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018. Please be sure to include:
- Name
- Course you’re applying for
- VTAC ID number
- Complete and attach a General Medical History Form.
- Instructions on how to share a Dropbox link can be found here.

Music theatre audition workshops

You are welcome to attend our Music Theatre Audition Workshop – the perfect workshop to prepare for auditions of any music theatre tertiary training courses. We cover all elements of music theatre and equip you with audition tools and general information to build your confidence and develop your preparation process. For more information visit the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music website

Applicants with work and/or life experience

For domestic applicants

Applications for this course must be made through the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). Applications for start year 2019 entry close 5.00pm on 27th September 2018
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form. You will also need to pay an additional Faculty administration fee of AUD$70 (in addition to the VTAC application fee), payable via the supplementary application form. Applicants who apply for more than one Fine Arts specialisation are required to pay a separate AUD$70 fee for each application submitted.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of the VCE or a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent and meeting the University’s English language requirement.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

International applicants

Applications for this course must be made through the University's online application portal. Applications for start year 2019 entry close at 5.00pm on 27 September 2018 (AEST, UTC +10)
Once the course application is submitted applicants will be directed to submit a supplementary application form.
All applicants must audition, either live or recorded.
Applicants who satisfy the above requirements will be assessed to ensure they meet the minimum (academic) entry requirements of the University – completion of a qualification deemed by the University to be equivalent to the VCE and meeting the University’s English language requirements.
Once these academic requirements have been satisfied applicants are ranked according to the audition.

Audition information

Important dates

Live auditions will be held in October/November 2018 for the 2019 Start Year intake (February). Audition dates are:

Melbourne	Brisbane	Perth	Sydney	Darwin
20-23 November 2018	13-15 November 2018	28 October 2018	10-12 November 2018	16 November 2018

Audition requirements

Each 5-minute audition consists of an individual song and monologue performance as well as a 45-minute group dance assessment. You must prepare two songs and two monologues for your audition. In your initial audition, it is likely you will only be asked to perform one of each; it is strongly advised for you to choose your best piece.

Song

You must prepare two songs in the Music Theatre genre.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one song, however please be prepared to perform your second song.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to sing their second song. You might also be directed through singing exercises or asked to sing your first song again.
Please also prepare a 90-second cut of each song.
Accompanists will be provided but you must bring your own sheet music.
Please read the following guidelines for preparing sheet music and your 90-second cut. Take careful note as poor preparation of sheet music will make it difficult for the accompanist to best support your song.

Music and sheet music guidelines

Monologue

You must prepare two monologues, one Shakespearean and one Contemporary. Please read the following guidelines to assist you in your choice of monologue.
Initial auditions will likely require the performance of one monologue, however please be prepared to perform your second monologue.
During call-backs, applicants will be asked to perform their second monologue. We may workshop either of your monologues with you on the floor.
Where possible, you should read the entire play from which your piece has been chosen in order to place the speech in context. You are strongly advised to select from plays rather than film or television scripts. Pieces must be a minimum of 1.5 minutes in length but no longer than 2 minutes.

Monologue guidelines

Dance Assessment

You will take part in a 45-minute jazz dance call which will also include a tap ability assessment. The dance assessment may be scheduled on the day of your individual audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.

Call-backs

Call-backs may be scheduled on the day of your audition or on another day during the specified dates above, more details will be provided with your audition notification.
During call-backs applicants will be asked to perform a second monologue and second song. You may also be asked to sing your first song again and workshop your first monologue.
Call back applicants will need to complete the General Medical History Form. We would like to ensure duty of care should you be successful. More details will be provided with your call-back notification.

Acting and singing audition guidelines

You must use your own accent in the monologue
No props and costume pieces
Do not perform your song and monologue with direct eye contact to the panel

Can't attend the audition?

While we strongly recommend all applicants attend a live audition, applicants who are overseas may alternatively submit a recorded audition. Successful applicants will be invited to attend a call back in Sydney, Brisbane, Perth or Melbourne. If you are unable to attend your call back, you may be contacted for a telephone interview.

Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018.

Your recorded interview must contain the following:

A short introduction explaining your reason for wanting to undertake the course.
Performance of songs in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Performance of two monologues in accordance with the guidelines stated for a live audition.
Demonstration of dance experience, or potential to be trained, by performing:
1. Flexibility demonstration: Stand with feet together, knees straight and reach to the floor
2. Flexibility demonstration: Lie on the belly, body flat out. Using your hands push your upper body up, arching the back
3. Stand in first position and plié
4. Starting from first position, eight jumps to the ceiling with straight knees in the jump, bending as you land
5. Four pirouettes (singles and doubles or triples, if competent)
6. A sequence of six kicks to the front on each leg
7. Six kicks to the right side; six to the left side
If you have no tap experience, please say ‘no tap’ at the end of the dance sequence. If you wish to demonstrate further proficiency and tap experience construct four eights of a combination of your choice. Please note this is for applicants with some jazz experience (not beginners). Please demonstrate the following:
1. As many of the following in which you are proficient: a time step (single and/or double), pick-ups/grab-offs and wings.
2. A short combination, demonstrating your highest skill level.
Submit your recorded audition by sending a shareable Dropbox link to: fineartsmusic-admissions@unimelb.edu.au. Recorded auditions are due by 31st October 2018. Please be sure to include:
- Name
- Course you’re applying for
- VTAC ID number
- Complete and attach a General Medical History Form.
- Instructions on how to share a Dropbox link can be found here.

Music theatre audition workshops

You are welcome to attend our Music Theatre Audition Workshop – the perfect workshop to prepare for auditions of any music theatre tertiary training courses. We cover all elements of music theatre and equip you with audition tools and general information to build your confidence and develop your preparation process. For more information visit the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music website

Additional information

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People
We are committed to improving participation in higher education by Indigenous students. If you tell us you are of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent (through the VTAC course application and/or the VTAC SEAS application), your status will be verified by Murrup Barak, the Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development.
Once verified, an assessment will be made to determine whether you are likely to succeed in the course you apply for. The usual entry requirements and entry standards for the course will not necessarily apply. However, they will be considered as part of the assessment of whether you are ‘likely to succeed’. When determining your ‘likelihood to succeed’, the additional support available through Murrup Barak and the Wilin Centre will be taken into consideration.
For some applicants, an Indigenous selection guarantee may apply. Indigenous applicants regularly receive offers when their ATAR (or notional ATAR) is significantly below the lowest selection rank to which an offer was made and the minimum ATAR for a course

Student profile of the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music Theatre) in 2018

The table below gives an indication of the likely peer cohort for new Bachelor of Fine Arts (Music Theatre) students at the University of Melbourne. It provides data on students who commenced undergraduate study and were enrolled after the census date in Semester 1, 2018. It includes those admitted through all offer rounds and includes all students offered.

Applicant background	Semester 1, 2018 Number of students	Semester 1, 2018 Percentage of all students
Higher education study	<5	N/P
Vocational education and training (VET) study	N/P	N/P
Work and life experience (admitted on the basis of previous achievement not in the other three categories)	0	0.0%
Recent secondary education (within the past two years):
- Admitted on the basis of ATAR (regardless of whether this includes the impact of adjustment factors such as equity schemes)	N/A	N/A
- Admitted where both ATAR and additional criteria were considered (e.g. audition, interview etc)	N/A	N/A
- Admitted on the basis of other criteria only and ATAR was not a factor (e.g. audition, folio etc)	13	65.0%
- Overseas secondary qualification	0	0.0%
International students	0	0.0%
All students	20	100.0%

_{N/A – students not accepted in this category}
_{N/P – not published – the number is hidden to prevent calculation of numbers in cells with less than 5 students}

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