ADMISSION TIMELINE FOR 2025 UNDERGRADUATE RESIDENCY
St Paul’s is a College of and within the University of Sydney and very strong preference is given to students enrolled at this university. In very exceptional circumstances, students entering St Paul’s may be enrolled at a different metropolitan university, but only if coming from outside suburban Sydney. Offers of places are made conditional upon you gaining entry to the desired degree course indicated in your application.
The College seeks accomplished, community-minded, and energetic men and women engaged in undergraduate studies. All aspects of applicants’ achievements are taken into account, including character, academic commitment and record, intellectual curiosity, extra-curricular involvement, community service, and the desire to be involved deeply in the life of the College community.
To apply, please complete the Application Form below and pay the $200 Application Fee.
Once we have received your application the Registrar may invite you to attend an interview at the College. A Zoom interview can be arranged for candidates who live out outside Sydney or overseas.
Applications for places in the undergraduate College open in the year preceding entry.
To apply for admission to the undergraduate College, click here
Undergraduate residential fees include accommodation, 21 meals per week, weekly room cleaning and bed linen changing, utilities, use of library, oval and gymnasium, student services and support, academic tutorial programme and WiFi.
For the current undergraduate College fee schedule, click here
Each year the College awards a significant number of Academic Awards and Bursaries with a range in value. Academic Awards (currently $5,000 remission of fees annually) are awarded each year automatically on the basis of excellent academic achievement, thus no application is necessary. Bursaries are awarded on the basis of financial need and applicants are required to demonstrate that, without a bursary, they would be unable to afford the fees. (Parents’ capacity to pay is the key determinant.) All bursaries are awarded for 12 months in the first instance and recipients must reapply each year for renewal, which is subject to good academic progress, satisfactory conduct and contribution to the life of the College.
Please note: Bursary applications may be sent either together with the admission application, or separately, but must be received before 12th November in the year preceding entry.
To apply for an undergraduate College Bursary, click here
For information about the Webster Scholarship in Veterinary Medicine, click here. Webster Scholarship Ts and Cs.
Applications for St Paul’s College Graduate House are accepted from postgraduate women and men. Graduate House is a community within the College open to anyone who already holds a university degree, and strong preference is given to those studying at the University of Sydney. Membership is offered on the basis of merit, including potential.
Interview
The Registrar will organise an interview with candidates to meet with senior staff members. St Paul’s seeks accomplished, community-minded, and energetic members. All aspects of applicants’ achievements are taken into account, including academic merit, character, extracurricular involvement, community service, the desire to be involved deeply in the life of the Graduate House community, and a calling to leadership in one’s career and society.
Applications for places in Graduate House are accepted throughout the year.
To apply for admission to Graduate House click here
Graduate House fees (per resident) include accommodation, 12 meals per week (breakfast every day and dinner Mon-Fri) during the contract period (excepting Christmas break – two weeks: dates TBC) fortnightly room cleaning, utilities, College facilities including the library and gym, student services and support, and WiFi.
Contract terms suiting various courses of postgraduate study are available; see Fee schedule (below) or contact the Registrar for more information.
For the current Graduate House fee schedule, click here
Each year Graduate House awards a significant number of Bursaries with a range in value. Bursaries are awarded on the basis of financial need and applicants are required to demonstrate that, without a bursary, they would be unable to afford the fees. All bursaries are awarded for 12 months in the first instance and recipients must reapply each year for renewal, which is subject to good academic progress, satisfactory conduct and contribution to the life of Graduate House.
Bursary applications for Graduate House may be sent either together with the admission application, or separately, but must be received before 12th November in the year preceding entry.
To apply for a Graduate House Bursary, click here
For information about the Webster Scholarship in Veterinary Medicine, click here. Webster Scholarship Ts and Cs.
