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  1. Asked: 1 year agoIn: University of Mpumalanga (UMP)

    Admission

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    The University of Mpumalanga typically takes a few weeks to a few months to reply to applications for admission. The response time can vary depending on the volume of applications they receive and the programme you're applying for. It's essential to ensure that your application is complete and submiRead more

    The University of Mpumalanga typically takes a few weeks to a few months to reply to applications for admission. The response time can vary depending on the volume of applications they receive and the programme you’re applying for. It’s essential to ensure that your application is complete and submitted before the deadline to avoid delays.

    If you haven’t heard back within the expected timeframe, it’s a good idea to check your application status. You can do this by contacting the university directly or visiting their official website. For further details and official contact information, please refer to the University of Mpumalanga page.

    Remember, while UniApplyForMe can assist you with preparing and submitting your application, the final decision on admission rests with the university. For personalised assistance, feel free to email [email protected].

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  2. Asked: 1 year agoIn: University of Venda (UNIVEN)

    Missing School Name in Application Portal.

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    If your last attended school, Sithembele Matiso, does not appear in the UNIVEN application portal, it could be due to several reasons: 1. Updated Lists: Sometimes, universities update their school lists less frequently, which may leave some schools out temporarily. Check back later to see if it's inRead more

    If your last attended school, Sithembele Matiso, does not appear in the UNIVEN application portal, it could be due to several reasons:

    1. Updated Lists: Sometimes, universities update their school lists less frequently, which may leave some schools out temporarily. Check back later to see if it’s included.

    2. Database Error: There may be a minor error in the portal’s database. If so, UNIVEN might already be working on it.

    3. School Registration: Ensure that Sithembele Matiso is registered correctly or identified officially in the database used by universities.

    To resolve this issue, try the following steps:

    – Contact UNIVEN directly to report the missing school. They can provide the most accurate and updated information about your application process. Visit their institutional page here: UNIVEN.

    – Confirm with your school administration that their details are updated in the university’s database system.

    For personalised assistance, email [email protected].

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  3. Asked: 1 year agoIn: University of Mpumalanga (UMP)

    Course in Agriculture:Plant Production

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    To determine if a student with an APS of 22 can be accepted for a National Diploma in Agriculture Plant Production, it's essential to verify the specific requirements of the institution offering the programme. Generally, an APS of 22 might be on the lower side for diploma programmes at some universiRead more

    To determine if a student with an APS of 22 can be accepted for a National Diploma in Agriculture Plant Production, it’s essential to verify the specific requirements of the institution offering the programme. Generally, an APS of 22 might be on the lower side for diploma programmes at some universities or TVET colleges, but it could be sufficient for others, depending on their criteria.

    I recommend checking the specific admission requirements for the course at the university or college you’re interested in. Use the APS search tool to explore admission requirements for various qualifications. You can also visit the institution’s page directly for detailed information about their entrance requirements: Universities directory.

    Each institution has its own minimum APS and subject requirements, so reviewing detailed requirements is crucial. UniApplyForMe assists with your application, but the final decision rests with the university. For personalised assistance, email [email protected].

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  4. Asked: 1 year agoIn: University of Mpumalanga (UMP)

    Course in Agriculture:Plant Production

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    Admission requirements for a National Diploma in Agriculture Plant Production can vary by institution. Generally, an APS of 22 is on the lower end for many diplomas, and it would depend on specific university requirements, including subject-specific criteria you might meet.Check the exact APS requirRead more

    Admission requirements for a National Diploma in Agriculture Plant Production can vary by institution. Generally, an APS of 22 is on the lower end for many diplomas, and it would depend on specific university requirements, including subject-specific criteria you might meet.

    Check the exact APS requirements for each institution where you wish to apply, as they can differ significantly. You can use the APS search tool to find the detailed admission criteria for the desired qualification and institution.

    Keep in mind that some institutions may have additional criteria or admissions tests. It is always a good idea to directly contact the university you are interested in for the most up-to-date information. You can find contact details on the universities directory.

    Remember, UniApplyForMe assists with your application, but the final decision rests with the university. For personalised assistance, email [email protected].

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  5. Asked: 1 year agoIn: General

    It is About uploading the required certified documents, I am failing to upload them

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    It seems you're having trouble uploading the required documents for your application. Here are a few steps to help you resolve the issue: 1. Check File Size and Format: Ensure your files meet the specific size and format requirements set by the application portal. Common formats include PDF, JPEG, aRead more

    It seems you’re having trouble uploading the required documents for your application. Here are a few steps to help you resolve the issue:

    1. Check File Size and Format: Ensure your files meet the specific size and format requirements set by the application portal. Common formats include PDF, JPEG, and PNG.

    2. Stable Internet Connection: Make sure your internet connection is stable. A weak connection might cause uploads to fail.

    3. Clear Cache: Sometimes, clearing your browser’s cache or trying a different browser can solve upload issues.

    4. Double-Check Requirements: Verify that you have all the necessary documents listed for your application to avoid issues during submission.

    If these steps don’t resolve your issue, you may need to contact your specific university or institution for further guidance. Visit the universities directory to choose the correct institution for their official contact details.

    For personalised assistance, feel free to email [email protected].

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  6. Asked: 1 year agoIn: Career Guidance

    Finished college want to go to university

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    As a student wrapping up your N6 in Hospitality Management, you have the flexibility to either continue with a related path at university or explore a different field entirely. Universities generally allow students to pivot to different areas of study, provided they meet the entry requirements and ARead more

    As a student wrapping up your N6 in Hospitality Management, you have the flexibility to either continue with a related path at university or explore a different field entirely. Universities generally allow students to pivot to different areas of study, provided they meet the entry requirements and APS (Admission Points Score) for the new programme.

    If you’re considering a new direction, it might be helpful to identify areas you’re passionate about or where your skills could shine. To explore potential programmes, you can use our Qualifications search.

    Before deciding, consider:

    – Reviewing the entry requirements for the new programme.

    – Checking your APS using our APS calculator to see if you qualify.

    – Exploring career options related to both Hospitality Management and other fields of interest.

    If you need more specific guidance or assistance with the application process, feel free to contact us. For personalised assistance, email [email protected].

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  7. Asked: 1 year agoIn: NSFAS

    Will I experience N+1 exclusion next year

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    The year you took a gap year does not affect your NSFAS funding eligibility directly. NSFAS focuses on the total number of years funded and your academic progress. Typically, NSFAS funds a three-year undergraduate programme for one extra year due to academic difficulties, up to a total of five yearsRead more

    The year you took a gap year does not affect your NSFAS funding eligibility directly. NSFAS focuses on the total number of years funded and your academic progress. Typically, NSFAS funds a three-year undergraduate programme for one extra year due to academic difficulties, up to a total of five years for a longer course like engineering. Your gap year isn’t counted as a ‘funded’ year, but it might affect the total time considered for completion if it impacts your academic plan.

    If your academic performance was satisfactory and you meet the criteria (such as passing a certain percentage of your modules), NSFAS should continue funding. It’s best to double-check by logging into your NSFAS account or contacting NSFAS directly for clarity on their conditions in your specific situation.

    For a more detailed review of your NSFAS situation or if you need further assistance, email [email protected].

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  8. Asked: 1 year agoIn: Bursaries

    I AM 27 YEAR old turning 28 this year in December i want to apply for a bursary that funds for nursing, Law, and education

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    For students in South Africa seeking bursaries, the process generally involves researching and applying to various organisations that offer financial assistance based on merit, need, or field of study. Bursaries can significantly aid students by covering tuition, accommodation, textbooks, and sometiRead more

    For students in South Africa seeking bursaries, the process generally involves researching and applying to various organisations that offer financial assistance based on merit, need, or field of study. Bursaries can significantly aid students by covering tuition, accommodation, textbooks, and sometimes even providing a living stipend.

    To get started, I recommend:

    – Visiting the Bursaries page, where you can find a list of available bursaries.

    – Checking specific eligibility requirements for each bursary, as conditions vary.

    – Preparing necessary documents, such as academic records and proof of financial need.

    Remember, many bursaries have specific deadlines, so ensure you submit your applications on time. Additionally, some may require a motivational letter or recommendation letters.

    UniApplyForMe guides you through the application process, but remember, the final decision is made by the bursary providers. For more detailed guidance, or if you have more specific questions regarding bursary applications, feel free to email us at [email protected].

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  9. Asked: 1 year agoIn: North-West University (NWU)

    Bachelor of Arts BA in behavioural sciences with sociology and psychology

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    To check if you qualify for a course at North-West University (NWU), you'll need to consider two main things: your APS score and specific subject requirements for the course. The fact that IsiXhosa is your home language and English is your first additional language is typically not a barrier. HoweveRead more

    To check if you qualify for a course at North-West University (NWU), you’ll need to consider two main things: your APS score and specific subject requirements for the course. The fact that IsiXhosa is your home language and English is your first additional language is typically not a barrier. However, ensure you meet the English language requirements as set by NWU for the specific course you’re interested in.

    Here’s a simple way to get started:

    1. Calculate Your APS: Use the APS calculator to determine your score.
    2. Check Course Requirements: Review the course requirements in NWU’s prospectus. This will detail what subjects and marks are needed.

    For exact details on language requirements and to apply, visit NWU’s official page: NWU. Should you need further personalised help, please feel free to email [email protected].

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  10. Asked: 1 year agoIn: Career Guidance

    Minimum Requirements for LLB degree

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    To study for an LLB degree at UNISA, applicants typically need to meet certain minimum requirements, which include:- A National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent qualification, with a minimum level of achievement in specific subjects.- A clear understanding of the APS (Admission Point Score) isRead more

    To study for an LLB degree at UNISA, applicants typically need to meet certain minimum requirements, which include:

    – A National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent qualification, with a minimum level of achievement in specific subjects.

    – A clear understanding of the APS (Admission Point Score) is crucial, as it helps determine eligibility. You can calculate this using the APS calculator.

    – Proficiency in English, as it is the primary language of instruction.

    It’s important to note that the admission requirements might differ each year or based on specific criteria set by the university. I recommend visiting the UNISA page on our platform for the most current information or to reach out directly to UNISA for detailed requirements and guidance.

    For personalised assistance, email [email protected].

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