NWU bursting at the seams for 2024

"Unfortunately, we are just not able to accommodate any walk-ins who did not qualify during the application process last year,” says deputy registrar Prof Michael Temane.

The North-West University has reached full capacity and will unfortunately not allow any walk-in students during first-year registration.

The NWU states that more than 181 000 applications were received and only 11 717 could be accepted in terms of approved enrollment targets.

“The NWU is proud of every Grade 12 learner who has completed their school careers successfully and want to wish them well, as they embark on their various endeavours. Unfortunately, we are just not able to accommodate any walk-ins who did not qualify during the application process last year,” says deputy registrar Prof. Michael Temane.

Prof. Temane says that walk-ins refer mostly to non-accepted students who still want to study but did not meet the criteria or did not apply for admission.

Applicants can expect responses from 19 January 2024, when the matric results are released. Prospective students who are uncertain whether they were admitted to study at the NWU should contact the Central Admission and Applications Office (CAAO) call centre or any of the NWU’s campus help desks from 22 January 2024, when online registration will commence.

Prof Temane reminds unsuccessful applicants that another opportunity exists where they may register online on the Central Applications Clearing House (CACH) website. The CACH sign-up service aims to provide unsuccessful applicants with access to career development services and where possible, an opportunity to access spaces still available within other higher education institutions.

Further sign-up options include:

The CACH facility sends prospective students’ information to all tertiary institutions. These institutions may contact them where places exist and if students meet the requirements.

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