The Parent Lounge Update is designed to keep parents up-to-date with everything they need to know about uni for their child.
This blog is regularly updated by UniSC academics and staff with tips and advice for guiding your teens through high school and toward their path to university study. You can also subscribe for bi-monthly updates.
Latest posts
Helping your child get the most out of UniSC's Open Day
18 JunUniSC Open Day is more than just a campus visit – it’s a chance for your child to picture themselves at university, explore their study options, and start shaping their future.
How UniSC’s world-class facilities will enhance your child’s learning
22 AprWhen it comes to your child's education, access to the best facilities can make all the difference.
How to support your child through the transition to university
25 FebStarting university is an exciting milestone, but it can also bring a mix of emotions for both students and parents.
Previous posts
What if my child doesn’t get the ATAR they’re expecting?
10 Oct 2024As parents, it’s natural to feel the pressure when your child is working towards their ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank).
Six strategies to help your Year 12 manage stress and anxiety at exam time
10 Oct 2024With thousands of Queensland Year 12s starting their QCAA exams this month, it’s important for students and parents to know how to handle the anxiety and stress that can come with it
How to apply for university through QTAC: A parent’s guide
14 Aug 2024As a parent, watching your child prepare to embark on their university journey is both exciting and a bit overwhelming.
UniSC's Early Offer Guarantee: Simplifying the path to uni for your teen
14 Aug 2024As parents, we want the best for our children, especially when it comes to their education and future opportunities.
Should I attend Open Day with my child?
19 Jun 2024Choosing a university is a critical decision in a young person's life, and university Open Days are invaluable in this process.
How to help your child find the right balance between work and study
18 Apr 2024For many university students, working part-time is a necessity to cover living expenses, including having a social life.
