UPDATE – New Semester 2 enrolments and Allocate+: subjects added to your enrolment after 5pm, Thursday 15 May, will not be visible in Allocate+ until 10.30 am on Wednesday 21 May. While you won’t be able to enter preferences for Semester 2 subjects, you will be able to select your timetable for all Semester 2 subjects when Allocation Adjustment mode opens on 21 May.
Preference Entry Mode opens on 10.30 am Tuesday 13 May 2025 for the Semester 2, 2025 timetable in Allocate+ and closes on 9.00 am Tuesday 20 May 2025.
Preference Entry Mode lets you nominate your preferred class times for your enrolled Semester 2 subjects.
Everyone who enters their preferences before 20 May will have the same chance to get their desired class times. It’s not ‘first-come, first-served’.
If you haven’t submitted your preferences by Tuesday 20 May, when Preference Entry Mode closes, you’ll be automatically allocated to class times.
You will then need to change to preferred class times manually, if available, when the timetable reopens in Allocation Adjustment mode from Wednesday 21 May at 10.30 am.
Choosing your preferences in Allocate+
Before you can choose your preferences, make sure you’re enrolled in your 2025 Semester 2 subjects.
Need help enrolling? See our step-by-step guide for detailed instructions on how to enrol via StudentOnLine. You can also see the steps for enrolling in electives and troubleshoot any enrolment issues using the Can’t enrol in StudentOnLine guided assist.
After you’ve enrolled, you may need to wait 24 hours for your newly enrolled subjects to show up in Allocate+, so try again later if you can’t see them straight away.
You can log into Allocate+ any time between 10.30 am 13 May and 9.00 am 20 May and nominate your class time preferences.
If you miss entering your preferences during Preference Entry mode, you may be able to make adjustments to your class allocations (where possible) during Allocation Adjustment mode between 10.30 am 21 May and 9.00 am 31 August.
Need help?
Check out our Guide to Preference Entry mode for more detailed instructions and a step-by-step video on how Preference Entry mode works.
Do you receive government benefits?
You must update Services Australia (also known as Centrelink) of any changes to your study load (e.g. changing from a full-time load to part-time) as soon as possible. You can read our FAQ for more detailed info.