SATAC South Australian Tertiary Admissions

Oooh, Tegan has all the official information! *tips hat*
My review is not so informational… I, like everyone else in SA, applied through SATAC to get into my uni course, and my own experience was pretty positive except for one major thing. Yes I have a gripe!
While I found SATAC staff to be really lovely and professional and friendly, even in the midst of the busiest time ever, when every secondary student and adult student is applying for a course. They’re friendly under pressure and helpful. Lines can get a but long in the lunch break time during admissions time, but otherwise the centre itself is quite central and a-​ok.
My gripe: the website. Like most government websites, it’s a bit all over the shop. The info is probably there, but it’s SUPER hard to find. There’s no search button! Who doesn’t have a search button? I was overseas when I was applying and needed to find info without being able to call in on the phone conveniently, and it was next to impossible, sadly. You definitely need someone in person/​over the phone to help you out here.
Edit the website, add a SEARCH BUTTON, and you will be at least 1 star better, SATAC!

SATAC is the intermediary body which processes applications for entrance into many of the tertiary institutions here in South Australia. If you want to go to University or Tafe in SA, it is likely you will need to apply through the Tertiary Admissions Centre’s online processing, they then generate offers of places based on the number available.
Most of the courses offered at The University of South Australia, University of Adelaide, Flinders University of South Australia, TAFE SA and Charles Darwin University require the applicant to submit through SATAC.
If you don’t possess the typical secondary qualifications for admission to a tertiary institution you may be required to sit a STAT (Special Tertiary Admissions Test) prior to making an application. SATAC conducts these tests to assess the relevant skills and knowledge of an applicant. The STAT results can then be used in place of a TER (tertiary entrance rank score) or equivalent.