2012 Semester One and Double Semester enrolment closure
- Selected entry programme enrolment dates
- New students
- Returning students
- Existing students adding papers
- Semester One and Double Semester start date
- Enrolments after due date
Selected entry programme dates
Earlier closing dates apply to some Aviation, Design, Fine Arts, Education, Journalism, Music, Nursing, and Psychology programmes. For details see 2012 selected entry programmes enrolment dates.
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Returning students
Existing students adding papers
Once your enrolment has been approved the final dates for adding papers are as follows, unless stated otherwise at 2012 selected entry programmes enrolment dates. These due dates apply only to adding papers and do not apply to existing students seeking admission to a postgraduate qualification. They should apply by the enrolment dates for returning students, specified above. Some papers do not follow standard semester dates and students seeking to add such papers should refer to the Courses web pages or contact us for due dates.
Semester One and Double Semester start date
The start of Semester One and Double Semester is Monday 27 February 2012.
Enrolment after the due date
Domestic students
The due date for domestic student enrolments in Semester One and Double Semester papers has now passed and we encourage you to consider enrolling for the next intake for your chosen programme. If you believe that there are exceptional circumstances that would justify late enrolment in Semester One and Double Semester, you can still submit your application online via MyEnrolment but you also need to provide a written explanation, by email, setting out why the application is late and any exceptional circumstances. Emails should be sent to enrolpmg@massey.ac.nz.
Should your late application be successful, your enrolment may not be finalised by the beginning of semester. If you are enrolling into distance (extramural) papers you may not receive your materials until after the semester has already commenced. Late enrolment will not automatically entitle students to extra time to complete coursework.
International students
New international students may submit late applications for admission to the International Office which will be considered based on capacity in the selected programme. New and returning international students who have already gained admission may enrol in papers at this stage.
Should your late application be successful, your enrolment may not be finalised by the beginning of semester. If you are enrolling into distance (extramural) papers you may not receive your materials until after the semester has already commenced. Late enrolment will not automatically entitle students to extra time to complete coursework.
