University Enrolment Information
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Three main steps for university applications
Applying to enrol at a university
Applying for scholarships to university
Applying for accommodation at university
Applying to University - First Steps
The first step in the application process for the Halls of Residence AND scholarships at most universities is to complete the the enrollment process for the university you want to attend.
NOTE:
Completing the application process costs you nothing.
It does not commit you to attending that university
It can take up to a week to process your application
Consider it more of an expression of interest than an enrolment.
Applying at University of Otago
Applying at University of Otago
Application at UoO is required for scholarship and halls applications to be made.
Follow the link below to make an eVison account.
Applying at University of Canterbury
Applying at University of Canterbury
Applications at UC are made through their digital platform myUC.
You will need to create an account to apply for halls and scholarships.
The chance to choose exact courses does not usually come to about October 1.
Applying at Lincoln
Applying at Lincoln
You make your application by creating a myLinc account.
You will need to do this in order to apply for scholarships and halls.
Link to apply here
Applying at Victoria
Applying at Victoria
You do not need to apply to Victoria before completing halls and scholarship applications.
Link to apply here.
Applying at Massey
Applying at Massey
You need to apply for a course at Massey before completing scholarship and accommodation applications.
Link to apply here
Applying at Waikato
Applying at Waikato
You need to apply for a course at Waikato before completing scholarship and accommodation applications.
There is a process to follow that can take some time. Don’t leave it too late.
Link to apply here
Applying at AUT
Applying at AUT
Applications can be slightly more complicated due to rank scores and full courses. Apply early and check entrance requirements.
Link to apply here
Applying at Auckland
Applying at Auckland
There are a variety of application cut off dates.
The application process requires quite a lot of documentation. Give yourself plenty of time.
Many of these require Rank Scores
You can register for an account before actually applying for a place.
Application link is here
Major notes on University Application
Major notes on University Application
It is up to you to apply and enrol on time. Check when your specific course application closes, this can vary widely.
You will need to provide certified evidence of your identity to the university. In many cases this means that you need to have your passport or driver's license photocopied, and get the photocopy signed by a Justice of the Peace. A Justice of the Peace will come in to verify the ID of those that are organised. You will be notified when this is to happen.
You will need to access your Record of Achievement (ROA) which you can get from NZQA as long as you know your login.
It makes sense to apply for scholarships and halls at every university you are considering.
Applying for University FAQs for the application
Applying for University FAQs for the application
At most universities you are required to choose your degree and major. Don’t worry too much YOU CAN CHANGE IT LATER
Please check the closing dates it really does vary.
Applications for scholarships and halls open a lot earlier.
You have to do most of the leg work to apply for halls and scholarships. If they are late there is no sympathy from the universities.
A conditional offer means that you are offered a place on the condition that you meet teh specified requirements. These are usually rank score and University Entrance.
Video applications
Video applications
If you have to complete a video application, generally for scholarships below is a link for some top tips.
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