(ACAP University College)

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TypeUniversity College
LocationSydney NSW

Student Suitability

  • Prefer small classes, highly personalised supportive learning
  • Value direct access to industry-experienced practitioner faculty
  • Want applied training: psych, counselling, social work, coaching, law
  • Value above-avg support (career, wellbeing, academic)
  • Prefer flexible study: online, on-campus, blended, full/part-time
  • Value structured work placement and industry-connected learning

Student Delivery Signals*

82.3%Overall experience
National Average 76.6%Responses 1,591
85.3%Skills development
National Average 81.1%Responses 1,553
49.7%Interactions with other students
National Average 59.5%Responses 1,587
82.7%Facilities & resources
National Average 83.3%Responses 1,119
85.3%Teaching quality
National Average 80.5%Responses 1,578
77.8%Support & services
National Average 71.2%Responses 1,009
*Based on Undergraduate Student Experience Survey dataSource: QILT survey 2024
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  • Student support pages
  • QILT survey data
  • Government provider listing