Application for admission to UNISA in the second term.

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sitingduck

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Hi,

I want to apply to UNISA to study toward a Bachelor of Science in Computing or Informatics and have a few questions about the process and was wondering if the good folks of the forum could help me out. :D I have had no answer as of yet from UNISA in regard to my questions.

- What is a certified electronic copy?
All my documents are already 100% digital and original as sent to me via Email (I don’t have any hard copies) except my ID card.

-Can I start as a new student in the second semester?

-I applied for foreign exemption and have a letter from HESA stating that I qualify, what additional documents do they require as a result?

I don’t expect anyone will know all the answers but every little bit helps.
Thanks in advance.
 
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sitingduck said:
Hi,

I want to apply to UNISA to study toward a Bachelor of Science in Computing or Informatics and have a few questions about the process and was wondering if the good folks of the forum could help me out. :D I have had no answer as of yet from UNISA in regard to my questions.

- What is a certified electronic copy?
All my documents are already 100% digital and original as sent to me via Email (I don’t have any hard copies) except my ID card.

-Can I start as a new student in the second semester?

-I applied for foreign exemption and have a letter from HESA stating that I qualify, what additional documents do they require as a result?

I don’t expect anyone will know all the answers but every little bit helps.
Thanks in advance.
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I applied yesterday. I just sent through the scans of the original documents, but have taken a preemptive day worth of leave next week to go to a physical campus and check up on them if everything has been received etc. I will be pitching up with copies that have been certified at the police on that day.

I am also starting as a new student, doesn't seem to be any issues.
 
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