Parents: all you need to know about university
Charles Sturt University has compiled the ultimate list of all you need to know about university – just for parents. It's an A to Z quick read!
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Types of scholarship: a parent’s guide
What are the different types of scholarship, and how can your child get one? Read on to see what's possible with Charles Sturt scholarships.
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How do university offer rounds work?
If your child is in Year 12, you'll need to get a handle on offer rounds through UA or VTAC. So how do university offer rounds work? Read on.
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What is HECS and how does it work? A parents guide
When you’re a parent of a soon-to-be university student, it’s important to be across all the finer details. This means being armed with the knowledge to support your child as they decide how they will fund their uni experience. Now, …
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University key dates: everything you need to know
Is your child in Year 12 this year? Between UAC deadlines and early offer program dates – there's a few university key dates to keep track of.
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Affording university costs in Australia: a parent’s guide
Are you wondering how your child might afford university costs in Australia? Never fear; we've got the lowdown on everything dollars and cents.
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Elite athlete friendly university: How Charles Sturt’s program supports your child
Charles Sturt has a dedicated program to support elite athletes and performers in their studies while they pursue their sporting or artistic careers.
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Support for students: We’ve got your child’s back from day one
Is your child heading to Charles Sturt? Learn about the support services we provide. And be reassured we’ve got your child's back from day one.
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The Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program: the essential guide for parents
Our Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program helped more than 700 students secure an offer to start studying with us in 2020. Now it’s your child’s turn.
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