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FAQ on University Admissions Appeals What are the reasons that can be considered by the Appeals Committee?
FAQ on University Admissions Appeals What are the reasons that can be considered by the Appeals Committee?
Sunday, 19 May 2013
What are the reasons that can be considered by the Appeals Committee?
Answer
- Applicants who fall within the declared minimum Z score for a particular course of study but not selected, subject to provisions made in section 9 in the admission handbook.
- Applicant who has been selected for a particular course of study, but consider that they qualify to be selected for another course of study indicated by them, subject to provisions made in section 9 in the admission handbook.
- Applicants who request that they be assigned to another university.
- Applicants who request that their course of study be changed to another course of study for which the requirements for admission have been fulfilled. (In order to consider appeals for a change of course of study there should be a vacancy in the relevant course of study. Students’ order of Z score will be taken into consideration when there are more applications than vacancies).
- Applicants who fail to apply for a particular course of study for which the requirements for admission have been fulfilled. (In order to consider appeals under this category there should be vacancies in the relevant course of study. Students’ order of Z-Score will be taken into consideration when there are more applicants than vacancies)
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