DESIGN AND FINE ARTS SELECTED ENTRY APPLICATION FORM

Dear Student Thank you for your interest in the courses available at Massey University. Please find included the following information: { { College of Creative Arts Selected Entry Application Form An electronic version of this form can be found at: enrol.massey.ac.nz. Your Guide to Design and Fine Arts This book gives details about entry requirements, information on the particular course and advises the date of submission of your application. An electronic version of this form can be found at: publications.massey.ac.nz.

College of Creative Arts Selected Entry Application This information is required by the College of Creative Arts as part of the selection procedure. You will be required to complete certain sections of this form, and return all additional information (as outlined in the Your Guide to Design and Fine Arts book). This should be sent to the College of Creative Arts together with your portfolio. To find out about portfolios, please visit our website: creative.massey.ac.nz. Please note, there are two aspects to gaining admission to the College of Creative Arts courses, which are outlined in the Your Guide to Design and Fine Arts book: { { Gaining admission to the course of study via a selection procedure Gaining admission to the University

Further details on each course, including details on individual papers, approximate costs of study, and student support information are available on the website: www.massey.ac.nz. If you have any queries with regard to your application or you require any further assistance please dont hesitate to contact us: Phone: 0800 MASSEY (0800 627 739) Overseas: +64 6 350 5701 Email: contact@massey.ac.nz We look forward to receiving your application.

Dr Patrick Sandbrook Director, Student Administration

SELECTED ENTRY DESIGN AND FINE ARTS

CLOSE APPLICATIONS 1 OCTOBER

Completing the form

The information you give on this selected entry form (page 3 to page 5) is used by academic advisors as part of the selection process for entry to design and fine arts programmes.

A verified copy of a whakapapa statement is acceptable only when a student cannot obtain a birth certificate. Both the student and a kaumatua must sign the whakapapa as evidence of identity and citizenship. The signatory must identify their official designation and location on the front of each page of the copy (preferably with an official stamp), sign and date the copy and write the following words (or words to the same effect): This is a true copy of an original document that I have sighted. The document with the verification must be received by Massey University and not a copy or fax of the verified copy. The University does not return verified copies to you. Please do not send original identity documents. If you do send originals, Massey University does not guarantee secure return of these documents to you. As an alternative to sending in verified copies of your documents you can show the originals to a Massey University staff member who will take a copy of your original documents and sign and date the copy to show that the documents have been sighted.

Admission to University
In order to streamline the process, if you have never enrolled at Massey before, we also ask you to complete the Enrolment Form (page 7 to page 11). This means that if you are selected for entry to a programme we will not have to come back and ask you to complete a second set of forms.

Selection procedures and portfolio requirements

For detailed information relevant to each programme, please refer to the Your Guide to Design and Fine Arts book, or see our website at study.massey.ac.nz.

Design Programmes
Applications (portfolio of work, completed selected entry forms and $35 application fee) for the 2014 academic year will be accepted from 1 July 2013 until 1 October 2013 (the 2014 Semester Two deadline is Friday 16 May 2014). Late applications may be accepted subject to space being available but intending applicants are strongly urged to contact the College by the due date. Unforeseen late applications may be wait-listed only.

Student Contract
The University and the Student form a contractual relationship when the Student accepts an Offer of Place. That Contract is subject to the University, issuing a Confirmation of Enrolment once all requirements have been satisfied. If no Confirmation of Enrolment is issued then the Contract is at an end. If the University issues a Confirmation of Enrolment, the following are the terms of that Contract which the University and the Student accept are to govern their relationship, along with statute, and with the Regulations and Rules of the University.

Fine Arts Programmes

Applications (portfolio of work, completed selected entry forms and $35 application fee) for the 2014 academic year will be accepted from 1 July 2013 to 1 October 2013. Late applications may be considered subject to space being available. All applicants will be given an interview. Applicants who will be attending an interview in person in Wellington are required to bring a portfolio of their own work to this interview. Applicants who will be interviewed via Skype or telephone need to send a portfolio of their own work with their application.

The University will:

1. Use best endeavours to provide the Student with tuition and supervision of a professional standard in the course(s) in which the Student is enrolled. 2. Act reasonably and fairly in exercising its powers under the regulatory framework and this Contract. 3. Advise the Student of any changes in the course(s) required because of changes in funding, staffing or other reasonable cause.

Need help?
If you need help answering any questions, simply call our Helpline: Phone: 0800 MASSEY (0800 62 77 39)

The Student will:

4. Use best endeavours to fulfil the requirements prescribed by the University for the course(s). 5. Observe the Regulations and Rules of the University and accept the jurisdiction of the University in all matters connected with academic progress and with discipline. 6. Pay the fees prescribed by the University for the course(s).

Ready to send?
When youve finished filling in this form please send it, along with any attachments asked for and the $35 application fee (complete remittance advice on page 25). We will send an acknowledgement to you advising that we have received your application. Every item in your portfolio must be identified with your name. Send to:

Postal address Wellington

College of Creative Arts Massey University PO Box 756 Wellington 6140

Delivery Address Wellington

College of Creative Arts Student Central Massey University Wellington Campus Entrance A, Wallace Street Wellington

The University and the Student also agree:

7. The Contract is formed when the Student accepts the Offer of Place. That Contract is subject to the University issuing a Confirmation of Enrolment. If a Confirmation of Enrolment is issued these are the terms of the Contract that apply. 8. The Contract will continue for the period for which the Student is enrolled by the University and will then end. However, clause 12 will continue to apply after the Contract ends. 9. The University and the Student may enter into further contracts, in subsequent periods, by repeating the process in clause 7. 10. The relevant Admission Application, Enrolment Application, Offer of Place, Confirmation of Enrolment, regulations, rules of the University and material published in the Calendar also form part of this Contract but nothing else shall be incorporated into the contractual relationship between the Student and the University. 11. Liability for failure to perform this Contract is excluded where that failure has been caused by circumstances beyond the control of the University or the Student. 12. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Contract, or otherwise relating to the performance by the University or its staff of their responsibilities to the Student, shall be resolved through the Grievance Procedures prescribed by the University Calendar, http://www.massey.ac.nz/ which shall be the exclusive procedures for resolution of such a dispute.

Verifying your documents

Please attach verified copies of your proof of identity and the relevant qualifications requested in this form.

What is a verified copy?

A verified copy is a copy of an original document that has been signed and dated (preferably with an official stamp) for authenticity by a person authorised in the Oaths and Declarations Act 1957 as able to take declarations. This person could be a: Justice of the Peace Barrister or solicitor of the High Court Notary Public Court Registrar or Deputy Registrar Member of Parliament Land Transport Safety Authority, Public Trust, government department (including Internal Affairs and Inland Revenue) or local authority employee designated for the purpose of taking oaths and declarations. When a student is in a remote community and is unable to access a person from the above list, a school principal, minister of religion or general practitioner is acceptable.

SELECTED ENTRY FORM CREATIVE ARTS

Please fill in this form if you want to be considered for selection into one of the College of Creative Arts programmes. If you need any help with any question, phone 0800 MASSEY (0800 62 77 39).

Personal details
Surname or family name

Proposed study at Massey

Programme(s) you want to apply for
Indicate your first and second choice by entering 1 or 2 in the appropriate box. Bachelor of Design (Hons) (Code 5706)

First or given name(s)

Please indicate area(s) of interest (in order of preference if more than one) Fashion Design Day Month Year Fashion and Business (Joint Major) Industrial Design

Date of birth

Massey University Student ID number (if known)

Photographic Design Spatial Design

Mailing address (the address that you want all mail sent to) Textile Design Street name and number Visual Communication Design Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) (Code 5705) Suburb Diploma in Photography (Code 5403) Graduate Diploma in Design (Code 5424) Town/city Graduate Diploma in Fine Arts (Code 5422) Postcode Country Subject area

Level of study
First year in design or fine arts E-mail Phone (daytime) Phone (evening) Cellphone ( ( ( ) ) ) Second year or above Seeking credit for previous tertiary education. Please complete the APPLICATION FOR CREDIT TOWARDS A MASSEY UNIVERSITY QUALIFICATION form, available on our website at enrol.massey.ac.nz or by calling 0800 MASSEY (62 77 39).

Enrolment into Programme and Papers

If I am successful in being selected for my 1st or 2nd choice, I agree to being enrolled in the compulsory papers for the programme (and major if applicable) and will then complete my enrolment into elective papers using Masseys online enrolment system, MyEnrolment. Yes Yes No No/Not applicable Signature:

Office use only Date received Application fee received Portfolio received Portfolio number No. of pieces Size

Date:

Day

Month

Year

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Academic history
High school qualifications Attained Currently sitting NCEA Numeracy (14 credits at Level 1 or higher) NCEA Literacy (4 credits in reading and 4 credits in writing at Level 2 in English or Te Reo Mori NCEA Level 2 Certificate NCEA Level 3 Certificate University Entrance NCEA Bursary Other Note: The admission process to the Design and Fine Arts programmes is subject to the candidate meeting the appropriate entry requirements of the University.

Previous tertiary education

If, since leaving school, you have undertaken any programme/course of study at a polytechnic, university, or other educational organisation, please give the details asked for below. Name of institute/organisation attended Degree/Certificate or other qualification you studied Main subject area Yes Yes Yes Yes Completed No No No No

Declaration
I declare that all the pieces of work included in my portfolio (whether submitted or brought to the interview) are my own personal work. Signature

Date

Day

Month

Year

Fine Arts
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) applicants only.
What attracts you to a programme of study in Fine Arts at Massey University?

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Describe any visual art activities in which you have participated (eg group or solo exhibitions, volunteer work, commissions, awards, membership of art association etc)

What areas of contemporary art practice particularly interest you?

Are you currently enrolled (or have you previously been enrolled) in Fine Art studies at another tertiary provider? If yes, please provide information:

Yes

No

Please fill out your name and address in order to receive an acknowledgement of your application.
Name

Address

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DESIGN APPLICATION PROCESS
STEP 1
Obtain Selected Entry Application by phoning 0800 Massey (0800 62 77 39). Applications for 2014 open 1 July 2013 and close 1 October 2013. Late applications may be considered subject to available space.

FINE ARTS APPLICATION PROCESS

STEP 1
Obtain Selected Entry Application by phoning 0800 Massey (0800 62 77 39). Applications for 2014 open 1 July 2013 and close 1 October 2013. Late applications may be considered subject to available space.

STEP 2: Application
Complete all relevant pages of the booklet. Send it along with your portfolio and nonrefundable $35 application fee to: College of Creative Arts Student Central Massey University Wellington Campus Entrance A, Wallace Street Wellington Please also complete remittance advice on page 25.

STEP 2: Application
Complete all relevant pages of this forms booklet. Fine Arts applicants who will be attending an interview in person in Wellington do not need to send a portfolio at this stage you will bring your portfolio to the interview. Applicants who will be interviewed via Skype or telephone please send your portfolio with your application to: College of Creative Arts Student Central Massey University Wellington Campus Entrance A, Wallace Street Wellington Please also complete the remittance advice on page 25.

STEP 3: Acknowledgement
The receipt of your portfolio and application will be acknowledged via email.

STEP 4: Selection into programme

Selection is based on the portfolio of your own work and previous academic results.

STEP 3: Acknowledgement and interview arrangements

The receipt of your application will be acknowledged and arrangements for interview time and location made by e-mail, telephone or letter.

STEP 5: Offer of place and enrolment

If your application is successful, you will be advised by email, enrolled into your programmes compulsory papers and emailed instructions on how to complete your enrolment online.

STEP 4: Selection into programme

Selection is based on the portfolio of work discussed at the interview and previous academic results.

STEP 6: Acceptance of offer of place

Taking up the Offer of Place is subject to meeting standard criteria for admission to the University.

STEP 5: Offer of place and enrolment

If your application is successful, you will be advised by email, enrolled into your programmes compulsory papers and emailed instructions on how to complete your enrolment online.

STEP 7: Confirmation of place

Students who already have University Entrance and those who achieve University Entrance in the NCEA examinations will be confirmed into their programme of study. Students who have been accepted onto the programme but who do not achieve University Entrance will be contacted in January.

STEP 6: Acceptance of offer of place

Taking up the Offer of Place is subject to meeting standard criteria for admission to the University.

STEP 7: Confirmation of place

Students who already have University Entrance and those who achieve University Entrance in the NCEA examinations will be confirmed into their programme of study. Students who have been accepted onto the programme but who do not achieve University Entrance will be contacted in January.

Thank you
We have received your application. Regards, College of Creative Arts Wellington Phone: 0800 MASSEY (0800 627 739) E-mail: creative@massey.ac.nz

NEW STUDENT ENROLMENT FORM CREATIVE ARTS

Please fill in this form if you are enrolling for the first time at Massey University. (If you are enrolling for the first time as an international student please complete the Application Form found on the website at international.massey.ac.nz) If you need help with any question, phone 0800 MASSEY (0800 62 77 39)

1. Massey University Student ID number

If you have already been given a Massey University Student ID number, please write it in the box below (if known):

5. Gender
Tick box Male 1 Female 2

6. Date of birth 2. Name

Please write your full legal name and attach a verified copy of your birth certificate, whakapapa, or your passport. Surname or family name Attach a verified copy of your birth certificate, whakapapa (that includes your date of birth), or valid passport. First or given name(s)
Office use only Verified Not verified Not supplied

Day

Month

Year

3. Preferred first name

If you prefer to be known by a different first name from the one shown in Question 2, please write it below:

7. Main contact address

(Normally your residential address while you are studying, otherwise a current reliable contact address) You must advise Massey University of any address change while you are studying. Street address

4. Changed your name?

If your current name is different from the name on your birth certificate, passport, or citizenship certificate, or the name showing on any qualifications you have gained, you must also provide an original or verified copy of one or more of the following as formal evidence of each change: z Marriage or civil union certificate Certificate of dissolution of marriage or civil union Deed poll Statutory declaration issued by an appropriate authority such as a Justice of the Peace, School Principal. Any document concerning a name change must include both the old name and the new name. Surname or family name
Office use only Verified

Suburb

Town/city

Postcode

Country

8. Contact details
(E-mail is Massey Universitys primary method of contact). At the time your Student ID is created you are also given a Massey e-mail address; you will be notified of your assigned address once your enrolment is processed. Alternatively, to forward your Massey e-mail to another one, please write your preferred e-mail address here: E-mail

1
Not Verified

First or given name(s)

2
Not supplied

Surname or family name

1

Verified

Not Verified

Phone (daytime) Phone (evening) Cellphone

( ( ( (

) ) ) )

First or given name(s)

2
Not supplied

Surname or family name

1

Verified

Not Verified

Fax

First or given name(s)

2
Not supplied

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9. Previous contact address
Main address where you have lived in the last 12 months (if different from Question7). Same as question 7 (please tick) Street address Massey University is committed to providing equal educational opportunities for all students. The information you supply in this section is used for statistical purposes only. We are required to collect the following personal details on behalf of the Ministry of Education.

13. Citizenship
The first time any student applies to enrol at Massey University they are required to show proof of citizenship and eligibility to study. Please tick one box from A, B, C or D below to indicate your citizenship status. Then in the right hand column please tick to show which form of documentation you are supplying with this application form. It is essential to provide a verified copy of documentation. If you are a citizen of a country other than New Zealand and have a student/work/ visitor permit, or, you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident intending to study from Australia, you must complete the separate International Application Form, found on our website at international.massey.ac.nz

Suburb

Town/city

Postcode

Country

A 200

New Zealand Citizen New Zealand Birth Certificate New Zealand passport Certificate of New Zealand Citizenship or letter of confirmation A statement of whakapapa stating your full name, date of birth, and countersigned by a kaumatua or a notable member of the Mori community. Birth Certificate with place of birth listed as Cook Islands, Niue, or Tokelau

10. Alternative contact address

An alternative address that Massey can use to contact you (eg home, next of kin, employer) Street address

Suburb

Town/city B Postcode Country

New Zealand permanent resident Passport with New Zealand Permanent Residency stamp. My country of citizenship:

11. Emergency contact

Please identify the person you would like us to contact in an emergency. Name Australian birth certificate What is this persons relationship to you? (eg parent, husband, brother, sister) Australian passport Passport with Australian Permanent Residency stamp Phone (daytime) Phone (evening) Cellphone E-mail ( ( ( ) ) ) Note: To enrol as a domestic student you must be resident in New Zealand while studying. D Refugee status A document from the New Zealand Immigration Service as evidence of your application for refugee status (English courses only) My country of citizenship: C 215 Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident

12. Disabilities
Do you have any disability/health conditions
that may affect your study Will you require learning support? of this forms booklet Yes Yes No No
Office use only Verified Not verified 2 2 3 3 Not supplied

CIT NZPR

1 1

If yes, please also complete the Registration Form for Disability Services at the back

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14. Ethnicity
What ethnic groups do you belong to? (You may tick up to three boxes) 01 20 31 34 32 36 33 35 51 37 68 52 89 NZ European/Pkeha NZ Mori. If you tick this box, please complete the Iwi/Tribal Affiliation (Question 15) Samoan Niuean Cook Island Mori Fijian Tongan Tokelauan Chinese Other Pacific Groups Other South East Asian Indian Other (please specify): Country Town/city

17. IRD number

If you intend studying and applying for a Student Loan, please write your IRD number below.

Interest Free Student Loans and other Interest Write-Offs

On 1 April 2006, legislation was introduced to make student loans interest free for borrowers living in New Zealand. Completing your IRD number is voluntary. This is requested so the Ministry of Education can share information with the IRD regarding student enrolments. If you choose to provide your IRD number on the enrolment form this will be included with your enrolment details and will be reported to the Ministry of Education. For more information on interest free student loans, visit: www.ird.govt.nz/studentloans

18. High/Secondary school attended

Please name the high/secondary school you are currently (or were last) enrolled at. Name of school

15. New Zealand Mori Tribal Affiliation

Please refer to the list of Iwi codes on page 32 of this form, and enter the appropriate four-digit code(s) below. If you identify with more than one iwi, please list in order of priority. Iwi code First Second Third

Last year of attendance

Office use only

19. Highest school qualification

What is the highest level of achievement you hold from secondary school? You may have achieved a number of credits or a National Certificate at a certain level on the National Qualifications Framework. Your NZQA record of learning shows how many credits you have. Alternatively your highest achievement may have been an award such as School Certificate or New Zealand University Entrance. (Tick only one box) 81 06 07 08 40 30 09 98 NCEA Level 3 or Bursary or Scholarship NZ University Entrance NCEA Level 2 or Sixth Form Certificate NCEA Level 1 or School Certificate 14 or more credits at any level no formal qualification Overseas qualification (includes International Baccalaureate and Cambridge exams) No formal secondary qualifications Other (please specify):

16. Prior activity

Please tick your main activity as at 1 October. 01 02 03 04 05 06 08 09 11 12 Secondary school student Not employed or beneficiary (excludes retired) Wage or salaried worker Self-employed University student Polytechnic student Houseperson or retired Overseas (regardless of what you were doing) Private training establishment student Wananga student

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20. Language of instruction
Was English the language used to teach the subjects in which you achieved your highest school qualification? 1 2 Yes No If yes, please go to Question 21 If no, please answer the following questions: 25

I have completed
81 NCEA Level 3 Year of examination NSI number Another university entrance qualification in New Zealand Qualification name

What was the language used?

Have you sat an English language competence test? 1 2 Yes No Attach a verified copy of your results

I wish to apply for Discretionary Entrance and I have completed:

55 NCEA Level 2 Year of examination NSI number Attach a personal statement outlining the reasons why you wish to study at university a statement from your academic adviser, usually your school principal, commenting on your readiness for university study.

If yes, please provide the following details: Name of the test

Score

Year taken

Please attach a verified copy of your test results.

Office use only 1 Supplied 2 Not supplied

OR Applicants under 20 years of age who have studied outside New Zealand most recently
Choose ONE, refer to fee requirements below, and go to the Declaration on page 12. I am waiting for the results of a university entrance qualification completed overseas 25 Country Qualification name Mail a verified copy of your results to us separately as soon as they are available. I have completed a university entrance qualification overseas 25 Country Qualification name

21. Programme of study

Please choose your programme of study and code from the list on page 3. Code Title

22. Admission to undergraduate programmes

Complete this section if you are applying for an undergraduate programme (eg Bachelor of Design (Hons) or Diploma in Photography). For the Graduate Diploma in Design, go to Question 23. For a description of programme levels and types of undergraduate admission, please refer to page 16 or call 0800 MASSEY. Please choose the one type of admission that applies to you and follow the instructions shown for that type of admission.

APPLICANTS UNDER 20 YEARS OF AGE WHO HAVE STUDIED IN NEW ZEALAND MOST RECENTLY
Choose ONE and go to the Declaration on page 12. I am waiting for results from: 80 25 NCEA Level 3 NSI number

Attach a verified copy of your results. I have attended a school outside New Zealand but have not completed a qualificaiton. Amount of time attended school 25 outside New Zealand Highest school qualification obtained in New Zealand (if applicable) Attach a verified copy of any results obtained at your overseas school

Another university entrance qualification (eg International Baccalaureate) Qualification name

I wish to apply for Discretionary Entrance but dont yet have results from:
55 Attach a personal statement outlining the reasons why you wish to study at university a statement from your academic adviser, usually your school principal, commenting on your readiness for university study. any interim results for your current year of study NCEA Level 2 NSI number

There is a non-refundable fee for assessment of overseas qualifications unless the qualification has already been assessed by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). See fees.massey.ac.nz for details. Please attach evidence of NZQA assessment or complete the Payment of Fees Remittance Advice and include your payment with this form. Payment enclosed please complete page 13.

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OR Applicants 20 years of age or over when beginning the proposed programme of study
Choose one and go to the Declaration on page 12. 81 NCEA Level 3, New Zealand Bursary or Scholarship examination, completed in New Zealand Year of examination Please attach a verified copy of your results 06 New Zealand University Entrance examination Year of examination Please attach a verified copy of your results 25 Another university entrance qualification in New Zealand (Cambridge International Examinations or International Baccalaureate) A university entrance qualification overseas.* Please attach a verified copy of your results 25 None of the above, I am applying on the basis of the adult admission regulations

OR Other applicants
25 I have not studied at any tertiary education institution. I am applying on the basis of my experience. Attach a current curriculum vitae. Payment enclosed please complete page 13.

25

*There is a non-refundable fee for assessment of overseas qualifications unless the qualification has already been assessed by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA). See fees.massey.ac.nz for details. Please attach evidence of NZQA assessment or complete the Payment of Fees Remittance Advice and include your payment with this form. Payment enclosed please complete page 13.

23. Admission to the Graduate Diploma in Design

Complete this section if you are applying for the Graduate Diploma in Design, then proceed to the Declaration. For a description of postgraduate eligibility, please refer to page 15, or call 0800 MASSEY (0800 62 77 39).

Applicants who have studied at Massey University

25 I have previously studied at Massey University

Applicants who have studied at another New Zealand tertiary education institution
25 Please complete the following table to indicate your study at another New Zealand tertiary education institution(s) Programme of study From To Yes Yes Yes Attach a verified copy of your academic transcript showing results from each year of study. Go to the Declaration overleaf. Completed No No No

Name of tertiary institution

Applicants who have studied at a tertiary education institution overseas

25 Please complete the following table to indicate your study at an overseas tertiary education institution(s) Programme of study From To Yes Yes Yes Attach a verified copy of your academic transcript showing results from each year of study. Completed No No No

Name of tertiary institution

11

DECLARATION
Student Contract
The University and the Student form a contractual relationship when the Student accepts an Offer of Place. That Contract is subject to the University, issuing a Confirmation of Enrolment once all requirements have been satisfied. If no Confirmation of Enrolment is issued then the Contract is at an end. If the University issues a Confirmation of Enrolment, the following are the terms of that Contract which the University and the Student accept are to govern their relationship, along with statute, and with the Regulations and Rules of the University. The University will: 1. Use best endeavours to provide the Student with tuition and supervision of a professional standard in the course(s) in which the Student is enrolled. 2. Act reasonably and fairly in exercising its powers under the regulatory framework and this Contract. 3. Advise the Student of any changes in the course(s) required because of changes in funding, staffing or other reasonable cause. The Student will: 4. Use best endeavours to fulfil the requirements prescribed by the University for the course(s). 5. Observe the Regulations and Rules of the University and accept the jurisdiction of the University in all matters connected with academic progress and with discipline. 6. Pay the fees prescribed by the University for the course(s). The University and the Student also agree: 7. The Contract is formed when the Student accepts the Offer of Place. That Contract is subject to the University issuing a Confirmation of Enrolment. If a Confirmation of Enrolment is issued these are the terms of the Contract that apply. 8. The Contract will continue for the period for which the Student is enrolled by the University and will then end. However, clause 12 will continue to apply after the Contract ends. 9. The University and the Student may enter into further contracts, in subsequent periods, by repeating the process in clause 7. 10. The relevant Admission Application, Enrolment Application, Offer of Place, Confirmation of Enrolment, regulations, rules of the University and material published in the Calendar also form part of this Contract but nothing else shall be incorporated into the contractual relationship between the Student and the University. 11. Liability for failure to perform this Contract is excluded where that failure has been caused by circumstances beyond the control of the University or the Student. 12. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with this Contract, or otherwise relating to the performance by the University or its staff of their responsibilities to the Student, shall be resolved through the Grievance Procedures prescribed by the University Calendar, http://www.massey.ac.nz/ which shall be the exclusive procedures for resolution of such a dispute. receive a Confirmation of Enrolment Massey University may still cancel my enrolment as permitted by law or as permitted in the Universitys agreement with me. By submitting this Enrolment application I understand that: (i) I am solely responsible for ensuring that any Offer of Place I accept is for a programme that I am eligible to study and wish to study,

(Ii) I alone decided to study the programme for which I have applied. I am not relying on any advice from Massey University that a programme is suitable for any purpose unless I have that advice in writing from Massey University. (iii) Books, journals and other materials made available to me by Massey University are for my own studies only, and copying or using them for other purposes is an infringement of copyright; (iv) Massey Universitys Policy on Intellectual Property will apply (v) I have the right to access the personal information which Massey University holds about me and the right to request the correction of that information; (vi) Information about me may be held by, used by and disclosed to the following organisations: Massey University and its wholly owned subsidiary companies, other tertiary providers with whom Massey University has entered into joint ventures or other contractual arrangements, Massey Universitys Alumni Association, Students Associations, Extramural Students Society and related Trusts, Ministry of Education, Tertiary Education Commission, StudyLink, Inland Revenue Department, Dept of Work and Income, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Specialist Education Services, Tribal trusts and scholarship providers, other tertiary institutions that I am transferring to or from, New Zealand Teachers Council and other professional accreditation agencies, other agencies where disclosure is permitted or required by law. (vii) My name, date of birth and residency as entered on this enrolment application will be included in the National Student Index, and will be used in an Authorised Information Matching programme with the New Zealand Birth Register. For further information please see http://nsi.education.govt.nz/ (viii) Security of personal information about me that is held by Massey University is protected by a personal identification number (PIN) or other unique identifier (unique identifier) provided to me by Massey University. I confirm that the evidence of identity I have provided to the University belongs to me, I authorise the use of the unique identifier for admission and enrolment purposes, I accept responsibility for all uses of my unique identifier and I agree not to give my unique identifier to other people. I authorise the use of my personal information (including photos) for purposes related to my studies and for the provision and improvement of services for students of the University. Signature:

Declaration
I declare that the information given in this form is true and correct, and no information that may have a bearing on my enrolment has been withheld. I understand and agree that this Enrolment Application will form part of a contract between me and Massey University. The other terms of that contract are set out or referred to in the document entitled Student Contract which can be viewed on the Massey University website. The Contract will be formed when I accept the Offer of Place. Even after I accept any Offer of Place my enrolment contract at Massey University may be subject to conditions being satisfied or waived by Massey University by notice in writing to me. Even after I 12 Date: Massey Student ID number (if known)

Office use only 1

Signed

Not signed 2

REQUEST FOR A STUDENT ID CARD

Massey University Student ID number (if known)

Is this an updated photo for a replacement card? Yes No

New card required for other reasons (please specify): Date of birth Surname: First name(s): Photos must meet all these requirements: Taken within the last six months. Full front view of face. Head must fill most of the photo. Must be a plain light coloured background. No hat or head covering (except for religious reasons). No sunglasses or dark tinted lenses. Must be on good quality photo paper (No photocopies accepted). Scanned photos are unacceptable. Remove this strip and attach your passport-sized photo here Day Month Year Note: There is a fee for replacement cards for name change, lost/stolen, or updated photo if you have a current card.

Is this the first photo you have supplied? Yes No Note: processing ID cards commences in January. In most cases you should receive your ID Card before the commencement of your studies. Please return to: Enrolments, Massey University, Private Bag 11222, Palmerston North 4442

REMITTANCE ADVICE
Massey University Student ID number (if known) Do you require a receipt? Payment of: Date of birth Surname: First name(s): Street: Suburb: Town/city: Postcode: Phone (day): Country: Day Month Year PAYMENT BY CHEQUE $ PAYMENT BY CREDIT CARD Please use www.mymassey.com to make payments via credit card. Yes No

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IWI CODES
Northland / Auckland : Te Tai Tokerau / Tamaki Makau Rau Region
0100 Te Tai Tokerau/Tmaki-makaurau (Northland/ Auckland) Region, not further defined 0101 Te Aupuri 0102 Ngti Kahu 0103 Ngti Kur 0104 Ngpuhi 0105 Ngpuhi ki Whaingaroa-Ngti Kahu ki Whaingaroa 0106 Te Rarawa 0107 Ngi Takoto 0108 Ngti Wai 0109 Ngti Whtua 0110 Te Kawerau 0111 Te Uri-o Hau 0112 Te Roroa

East Coast: Te Tairawhiti Region

0600 Te Tai Rwhiti (East Coast) Region not further defined

Te Waipounamu/Wharekauri (South Island/ Chatham Islands) Region, not further defined

1101 Te Atiawa (Te Waipounamu/South Island

Te Tai Rwhiti (East Coast) Region, not further defined

0601 0602 0603 0604 Ngti Porou Te Aitanga-a-Mhaki Rongowhakata Ngi Tmanuhiri

Te Atiawa (Te Waipounamu/South Island)

1102 1103 1104 1105 1106 Ngti Koata Ngti Kuia Kti Mmoe Moriori Ngti Mutunga (Wharekauri/Chatham Islands)

Hawkes Bay / Wairarapa: Te Matau a Maui / Wairarapa Region

0700 Te Matau-a-Mui/Wairarapa (Hawkes Bay/ Wairarapa) Region, not further defined 0701 Rongomaiwahine (Te Mhia) 0702 Ngti Kahungunu ki Te Wairoa 0703 Ngti Kahungunu ki Heretaunga 0704 Ngti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa 0705 Ngti Kahungunu, region unspecified 0706 Rangitne (Te Matau-a-Mui/Hawkes Bay/ Wairarapa) 0707 Ngti Kahungunu ki Te Whanganui-a-Orotu 0708 Ngti Kahungunu ki Tamatea 0709 Ngti Kahungunu ki Tamakinui a Rua 0710 Ngti Phauwera 0711 Ngti Rkaipaaka

Ngti Mutunga (Wharekauri/Chatham Islands)

1107 Rangitne (Te Waipounamu/South Island) 1108 Ngti Rrua

Ngti Rrua
1109 1110 1111 1112 Ngi Tahu / Ki Tahu Ngti Tama (Te Waipounamu/South Island) Ngti Toarangatira (Te Waipounamu/South Island) Waitaha (Te Waipounamu/South Island

Coromandel: Hauraki Region

0200 0201 0202 0203 0204 0205 0206 0207 0208 0209 0210 0211 0212 Hauraki (Coromandel) Region, not further defined Ngti Hako Ngti Hei Ngti Maru (Marutuahu) Ngti Paoa Patukirikiri Ngti Porou ki Harataunga ki Mataora Ngti Pkenga ki Waiau Ngti Rhiri Tumutumu Ngi Tai (Hauraki) Ngti Tamater Ngti Tara Tokanui Ngti Whanaunga

Waitaha (Te Waipounamu/South Island)

1113 Ngti Apa ki Te R T

Iwi Unknown, but waka and iwi confederation known

2001 Tainui 2002 Te Arawa 2003 Tkitimu

Taranaki Region
0800 0801 0802 0803 0804 0805 0806 0807 0808 0809 0810 Taranaki (Taranaki) Region, not further defined Te Atiawa (Taranaki) Ngti Maru (Taranaki) Ngti Mutunga (Taranaki) Ng Rauru Ng Ruahine Ngti Ruanui Ngti Tama (Taranaki) Taranaki Tanghoe Pakakohi

Tkitimu
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2101 2102 2103 2104 2105 2106 2107 2108 2109 2110 2111 2200 Aotea Mtaatua Mahuru Mmari Ngtokimatawhaorua Nukutere Tokomaru Kurahaup Muriwhenua Hauraki / Pare Hauraki Tranganui a Kiwa Te Tauihu o Te Waka a Mui Tauranga Moana Horouta Te Atiawa, region unspecified Ngti Haua, region unspecified Ngti Maru, region unspecified Ngti Mutunga, region unspecified Rangitne, region unspecified Ngti Raukawa, region unspecified Ngti Tama, region unspecified Ngti Toa, region unspecified Waitaha, region unspecified Ngti Apa, area unspecified Ngi Tai, area unspecified Hap Affiliated to More Than One Iwi

Waikato / King Country: Waikato / Te Rohe Potae Region

0300 Waikato/Te Rohe Ptae (Waikato/King Country) Region, not further defined 0301 Ngti Haua (Waikato) 0302 Ngti Maniapoto 0303 Ngti Raukawa (Waikato) 0304 Waikato

Wanganui / Rangitikei Region

0900 Whanganui/Rangitkei (Wanganui/Rangitkei) Region, not further defined 0901 Ngti Apa (Rangitkei) 0902 Te Ati Haunui-a-Pprangi 0903 Ngti Haua (Taumarunui) 0904 Ngti Hauiti

Rotorua / Taupo: Te Arawa / Taupo Region

0400 Te Arawa/Taup (Rotorua/Taup) Region, not further defined 0401 Ngti Pikiao (Te Arawa) 0402 Ngti Rangiteaorere (Te Arawa) 0403 Ngti Rangitihi (Te Arawa) 0404 Ngti Rangiwewehi (Te Arawa) 0405 Tapuika (Te Arawa) 0406 Tarwhai (Te Arawa) 0407 Thourangi (Te Arawa) 0408 Uenuku-Kpako (Te Arawa)

Iwi known, but region unspecified

Manawatu / Horowhenua / Wellington: Manawatu / Horowhenua / TeWhanganui a Tara Region

1000 Manawat/Horowhenua/Te Whanganui-aTara(Manawat/Horowhenua/Wellington) Region not further defined 1001 Te Atiawa (Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington) 1002 Muapoko 1003 Rangitne (Manawat) 1004 Ngti Raukawa (Horowhenua/Manawat

Uenuku-Kpako (Te Arawa)

0409 0410 0411 0412 Waitaha (Te Arawa) Ngti Whakaue (Te Arawa) Ngti Twharetoa Ngti Tahu-Ngti Whaoa (Te Arawa)

Ngti Tama, region unspecified

Bay of Plenty: Tauranga Moana / Matatua Region

0500 Tauranga Moana/Mtaatua (Bay of Plenty) Region, not further defined 0501 Ngti Pkenga 0502 Ngaiterangi 0503 Ngti Ranginui 0504 Ngti Awa 0505 Ngti Manawa 0506 Ngi Tai (Tauranga Moana/Mtaatua) 0507 Thoe 0508 Whakathea 0509 Te Whnau-a-Apanui 0510 Ngti Whare

Ngti Raukawa (Horowhenua/Manawat)

1005 Ngti Toarangatira (Te Whanganui-a-Tara/ Wellington) 1006 Te Atiawa ki Whakarongotai 1007 Ngti Tama ki Te Upoko o Te Ika (Te Whanganui-aTara/Wellington) 1008 Ngati Kauwhata

Iwi information not provided

9999 Not stated or no response

South Island / Chatham Islands : Te Waipounamu / Wharekauri Region

1100 Te Waipounamu/Wharekauri (South Island/ Chatham Islands) Region not further defined

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CHECKLIST
Checklist
Have you:

Payment of fees
The payment of your university fees is governed by the Universitys fees regulations which students are required to observe. You can pay your fees in a number of different ways. These are explained below. Please select the option that is most convenient for you.

n a verified copy of your birth certificate or whakapapa or the inside n attached front cover of your valid passport?
answered all questions? a verified copy of proof of permanent residence in New Zealand n attached (only required if a citizen of another country)?

Bank
Direct Lodgement/Internet banking Payments can be made by paying directly into the University Bank Account. Please contact treasury@massey.ac.nz for bank details or call 0800 MASSEY. Reference details should include your student ID and the reference fees payment.

n attached a verified copy of proof of name change (if applicable)? a verified copy of any results you have attained from tertiary n attached education (polytechnic, wananga, university)? Please ensure that the
transcripts show subjects and grades and also attach certificates showing the qualifications you have gained.

Cheque
Attach your cheque to the remittance advice form and print the students name, students ID (if known) and address on back of the cheque. All cheques must be made payable to Massey University and crossed Not Transferable. Please do not post-date cheques.

n attached payment of the application fee. n attached all supplementary forms you may require? n inlcuded your portfolio? the Request for Student ID Card section (page 15 of this book) n completed and attached a passport-sized photograph. n
signed and dated the Declaration section on page 12 of this book? This is very important, your enrolment cannot proceed without this signature. Yes? Great! Ready to send? Please post this form and all attachments in the Return Envelope to:

Credit card payments

Credit card payments can be made via MyMassey, login at www.mymassey.com. The University accepts Visa/Mastercard credit cards.

EFTPOS/cash
Pay at the cashiers desk at any Massey University campus, quoting your full name and Massey University Student ID. Do not send cash by mail.

Student Loan
To apply for a Student Loan please visit www.studylink.govt.nz For further information on fees, particularly supplementary charges, such as the Student Services Levy, Enrolment fee, etc, please refer to the Massey Fees website: fees.massey.ac.nz

College of Creative Arts Massey University PO Box 756 Wellington 6140 New Zealand
Note: attaching all the relevant documents will ensure that your enrolment is not delayed.

ARE YOU ELIGIBLE FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDY AT MASSEY?

Admission to graduate and postgraduate qualifications
Postgraduate programmes include Honours and Masters degrees as well as Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates. Graduate programmes include Graduate Diplomas and Certificates. Note that students applying for admission to a doctoral programme should refer to the Graduate Research School web pages for admission procedures: grs.massey.ac.nz Recognised entrance qualifications for Graduate and Postgraduate programmes differ by programme and you should refer to the admission requirements for your programme of choice on the Study at Massey web pages at study.massey.ac.nz. Generally, postgraduate programmes require students to hold one or more of the following:
{ a relevant Massey University degree with above average achievement as

Admission to graduate and postgraduate study (APS) is usually programme and major specific, and may have conditions attached. APS requires at least 15 working days to process (on receipt of all documentation) and is initiated by your enrolment in the programme. You therefore need to enrol well before the start of the semester in which you intend to study. Verified transcripts from all of your previous tertiary study are essential unless you completed your previous degree at Massey University.

English language requirements

All students studying at Massey University are expected to be able to write grammatically correct English, read English actively and with understanding, listen to and discern key points in spoken English and speak English freely and clearly. Procedures also exist for those students who wish to submit written work or examinations in Mori. All international students whose first language is not English will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their English language proficiency in the form of an academic IELTS or TOEFL score. More information is available on the International students web pages at http://international.massey.ac.nz.

measured by grade point average

{ a relevant degree from another New Zealand tertiary institution with above

average achievement as measured by grade point average

{ a relevant degree from a recognised tertiary institution offshore with above

average achievement as measured by grade point average

{ relevant practical, professional or scholarly experience equivalent to that of a

graduate. Note not all graduate and postgraduate qualifications permit entry on this basis.

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ARE YOU ELIGIBLE TO STUDY AT MASSEY?

We include a preferential admission scheme in our policies for admission to undergraduate qualifications for domestic students. This scheme assists us to manage our enrolments if courses are over-subscribed, but it is likely that you will be offered a place in your qualification of choice. Your application will be assessed as follows: 1. Assessment of eligibility for university entrance through NCEA Level 3, University Entrance examination or another recognised admission method explained below; Assessment of a rank score, based on educational background, using the methods explained below. We will calculate a rank score for you; Assessment against the specific requirements for selection if any (eg assessment of your portfolio of work for the Bachelor of Design with Honours). If you need any assistance: Phone: 0800 MASSEY Email: contact@massey.ac.nz Text: 5222 Website: study.massey.ac.nz

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
The International Office is the first point of contact for course information and advice. As an international student you will need to meet both the academic and English language requirements of your intended programme of study. Our international students need to complete and return the Application for Admission as an International Student form along with their supporting documents to the International Office. Check out international.massey.ac.nz for the specific criteria for pre-degree and undergraduate level applicants and details on how to apply.

2. 3.

If you are under 20 years of age you will be given preference if you gain university entrance and score equal to or above the Preferential Entry Score of 120 points and meet the specific requirements for selection where required. If you are 20 years of age or older and we must make selection decisions because your qualification of choice has limited places and is over-subscribed, the assessments outlined above will be used to make those selection decisions. However, we may give preference to students from under-represented groups when making selections into qualifications. Students who achieve admission to university with a rank score lower than the Preferential Entry Score, or who have no rank score, are still eligible to apply, and it is anticipated that most will be admitted to a qualification. If there are more applicants for a qualification than can be accommodated, the rank score may be used, together with any stated selection criteria for the course concerned. This will be to prioritise applicants or to determine whether a place can be offered in an alternative qualification. The following qualifications have specific requirements for selection. Please refer to the specific requirements listed in this prospectus for each qualification. Bachelor of Aviation Bachelor of Design / Bachelor of Design with Honours Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Engineering with Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts / Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours Bachelor of Food Technology with Honours Bachelor of Mori Visual Arts Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Nursing Bachelor of Science (some majors) Bachelor of Social Work Bachelor of Speech Language Therapy Bachelor of Veterinary Science Bachelor of Veterinary Technology

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT

We strongly encourage you to take achievement standards in approved subjects at Level 3 to help you to achieve the Preferential Entry Score and to provide you with the best preparation for university studies.

UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
For students who are attempting standards to fulfil the university entrance requirements up to the end of 2013. You are qualified for admission to university if you have obtained: { A minimum of 42 credits at Level 3 or higher on the National Qualifications Framework, including a minimum of 14 credits at Level 3 or higher in each of two subjects from the approved subject list, with a further 14 credits at Level 3 or higher taken from no more than two additional domains on the National Qualifications Framework or approved subjects. A list of approved subjects is available at nzqa.govt.nz. A minimum of 14 credits at Level 1 or higher in Mathematics or Pangarau on the National Qualifications Framework. A minimum of 8 credits at Level 2 or higher in English or Te Reo Maori; 4 credits must be in reading and 4 credits must be in writing. These literacy credits are to be selected from a schedule of approved achievement standards and unit standards available at nzqa.govt.nz.

plus { plus {

Conjoint Degree Programmes

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business Studies Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Business Studies / Bachelor of Science

There are changes to university entrance for students who are attempting to achieve University Entrance from 2014 onwards. This change to requirements will be applicable to students who are currently in Year 11 and Year 12. If this applies to you please see this link for further information: http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/qualifications-standards/awards/university-entrance/

Example of a Rank Score calculation Subject Standard Type Results

6 8 4 4 History (24 credits) Media Studies (16 credits) Social Studies (14 credits) Statistics and Modelling (12 credits) Achievement Achievement Achievement Achievement Unit 8 8 8 16 14 8 4

Level of Achievement
Excellence Merit Achieved Achieved Excellence Merit Achieved Achieved Achieved Merit Achieved

Calculation
6x4 points = 24 8x3 points = 24 4x2 points = 8 4x2 points = 8 8x4 points = 32 8x3 points = 24 8x2 points = 16 16x2 points = 32 14x2 points = 28 8x3 points = 24 4x2 points = 8

Rank Score

56 Not counted in 80 best credits

English (22 credits)

Achievement

72 32 28 24 Not counted in 80 best credits

TOTAL 212

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ARE YOU ELIGIBLE TO STUDY AT MASSEY? (CONT)

Fourteen level 3 credits in the NZIM Certificate in Management or the NZIM Certificate in Small Business Management, or a completed Young Enterprise Certificate (YES) may be able to be used toward meeting the NCEA Level 3 entrance standard. Applications are assessed on a case-by-case basis and students should provide information about any such credits at the time they apply.

If you have passed more than six subject units, the subjects with the best level of achievement will be used to calculate the rank score. If you achieve fewer than six subject units, the score will be based on those you have achieved.

Subject
English Mathematics Accounting Economics Geography

Level
A AS AS AS AS

ADMISSION TO YOUR CHOSEN QUALIFICATION

The Preferential Entry Score from NCEA, for the majority of undergraduate qualifications, is 120 points. Your rank score will be calculated by: { Identifying your best 80 credits at NCEA Level 3 or higher over a maximum of five approved subjects; Awarding four points for credits achieved with Excellence, three for Merit and two for Achieved. Both achievement standards and unit standards in approved subjects will be counted. If you achieve fewer than 80 credits, the score will be based on those credits you have gained. If you achieve more than 80 credits the credits achieved with the highest level of achievement will be used. Only five approved subjects are included in the calculation. A maximum of 24 credits per subject are used and any credits above this limit are excluded. See the example in the table on the previous page. Level 3 subject requirements for a particular qualification may be met in Year 12. NCEA Level 3 credits achieved in Year 12 may be counted towards the 80 best credits required for ranking purposes. For some qualifications you may be required to have taken specific subjects and gained a specific number of credits in those subjects. For others there are specific requirements in addition to NCEA results. A list of these programmes appears to the left. Credits obtained in any required subjects do not have to be among the best 80 credits required for ranking purposes.

Subject Units
2 1 1 1 1

Grade
C D B B B

Rank Score
80 60 50 50 Not counted in best six subjects

TOTAL 240

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
You are qualified for admission to university if you have been awarded the full International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma (a minimum of 24 points).

ADMISSION TO YOUR CHOSEN QUALIFICATION

The Preferential Entry Score from IB, for the majority of undergraduate qualifications, is 26 points. You will be given a rank score equivalent to your IB score, for example if you achieve an IB score of 31 points, you will be given a rank score of 31.

PREVIOUS SECONDARY SCHOOL QUALIFICATIONS

UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
You are qualified for admission to university if you have obtained: From the New Zealand University Entrance, Bursaries and Scholarships Examination (NZUEBS) prior to 2004: { A grade of A, B or C in each of 3 subjects from the approved list, plus Higher School Certificate; A New Zealand Bursary at A or B level; A combination of NZUEBS A, B or C grades and level 3 unit standards, from the National Qualifications Framework in subjects on the approved list (see NCEA), plus Higher School Certificate. From the New Zealand Bursaries Examination prior to 1993 { { A grade of A, B, C or D in each of 4 subjects. An award of New Zealand University Entrance, by examination or accreditation. From New Zealand University Entrance prior to 1986

CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATIONS (CIE)

UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
You are qualified for admission to university if you have obtained a minimum of 120 points on the UCAS Tariff, including: { A minimum grade of D in each of at least two subjects equivalent to those on the approved subject list at A or AS level, plus; A minimum grade of D in one further subject either from the approved subject list, or from a domain on the National Qualifications Framework, at AS or A level. For the literacy and numeracy requirements, you will need: { An E pass or better in AS English; A D pass or better in IGCSE Mathematics.

ADMISSION TO YOUR CHOSEN QUALIFICATION

The Preferential Entry Score from CIE, for the majority of undergraduate qualifications, is 140 points. Your rank score will be calculated by: { Identifying a maximum of six subject units from your last two years of study, at AS, A2 or A level, from subjects on the approved list; Using the UCAS Tariff to calculate points for these subjects based on grades achieved, on the basis of the table below.

Level
A AS

A
120 60

B
100 50

C
80 40

D
60 30

E
40 20

The CIE rank score is only calculated over approved subjects so may differ from the UCAS tariff used for university entrance. A subject passed at A level counts as two subject units.

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ARE YOU ELIGIBLE TO STUDY AT MASSEY? (CONT)

ADMISSION TO YOUR CHOSEN QUALIFICATION

The Preferential Entry Score from secondary school qualifications above, for the majority of undergraduate qualifications, is 120 points. You will be given a rank score of 120 points if you were accredited with the University Entrance qualification. If you sat any of the external examinations listed above, your rank score will be calculated using your results from up to five subjects on the basis of the table below. Your best five results will be used for the calculation with grades of D or above included.

programme before doing so, but any papers passed will not be credited to a qualification until a University Entrance qualification is gained.

ADULT ADMISSION
UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
You are qualified for admission to university if you are a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident, you do not have the entrance qualifications described above but you will be at least 20 years of age by the final date for acceptance of late enrolment applications for the enrolment period in which your proposed programme of study commences.

Grade
Score (points) For example:

A
56

B
42

C
28

D
14

ADMISSION TO YOUR CHOSEN QUALIFICATION

Applicants who are 20 years of age or older, and who do not have a university entrance qualification, are eligible for admission to their chosen qualification provided that places are available or where places are limited, that the applicant is selected for a place. A range of online self-assessment tools are available under the Learning section of our website, massey.ac.nz, that will help you gauge your readiness for university study. We also offer short university preparation courses that are an excellent way for mature students to refresh study skills. Short courses in specific subject areas, such as Physics and Chemistry, are also available if you require targeted preparation. Alternatively, we have developed partnership agreements with reputable tertiary providers which offer bridging programmes to thoroughly prepare you for undergraduate study. For more information: Phone: 0800 MASSEY Text: 5222 Website: study.massey.ac.nz

Subject
English Mathematics Accounting History Biology Geography

Grade
C C B B A D

Rank Score
28 28 42 42 56 Not counted in best five subjects

TOTAL 196

DISCRETIONARY ENTRANCE
UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE
1. A person under the age of 20 years who does not meet the University Entrance standard, but: a) Is a citizen or permanent resident of New Zealand or Australia*; b) Is at least 16 years of age and under 20 on the first day of the semester in which they wish to study, and c) has not otherwise qualified for admission may apply for Discretionary Entrance. *Australian applicants most recent year of schooling must have been in New Zealand. 2. Discretionary Entrance applicants are expected to have a very good academic record. The normal criteria for consideration for Discretionary Entrance are: a) Has received secondary schooling to at least New Zealand Year 12 level (or its equivalent overseas) and b) Has achieved a minimum of 72 credits at NCEA Level 2 including 14 credits in each of four subjects (three of which must be approved subjects) with a majority of credits at Merit or Excellence; and c) Has met the literacy and numeracy standards required for University Entrance, or their equivalents 3. 4. Discretionary Entrance is granted to a nominated under-graduate qualification. Persons who attempt to qualify for University Entrance in Year 13, but who fail to do so, may be considered for mid-year admission in the year following their NCEA assessment in universities where this is permitted. Admission will be at the discretion of the university concerned. A person studying at a New Zealand secondary school, who is attempting to qualify for entrance to university, may apply for Discretionary Entrance in the same year for the purpose of enrolling in papers offered in a Summer School by a university. Any person admitted under this Regulation who does not, in the following January, meet the University Entrance standard will be required to withdraw from the university and may re-apply for admission at mid-year. Students required to withdraw may complete their Summer School

OTHER METHODS OF ADMISSION

If you have studied overseas or at another New Zealand tertiary institution, we will assess your admission on a case-by-case basis. Information on equivalent admission qualifications from other countries is available at international.massey.ac.nz. International students who successfully complete the one-semester Certificate of University Preparation or the two-semester Certificate in Foundation Studies will qualify for university entrance. If you are a domestic student, under the age of 20 years, and you do not qualify under any of the methods above, we recommend that you enrol in a bridging programme. We have developed partnership agreements with reputable tertiary providers to deliver bridging programmes. For more information: Phone: Email: Text: Website: 0800 MASSEY contact@massey.ac.nz 5222 study.massey.ac.nz

ADMISSION TO GRADUATE QUALIFICATIONS

Graduate qualifications include Graduate Diplomas and Graduate Certificates. Entry requirements differ by qualification; please refer to the admission requirements for your qualification of choice at massey.ac.nz, or in the relevant booklets. Generally, admission to graduate qualifications requires applicants to hold an undergraduate degree, although some graduate qualifications allow admissions based on professional experience.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

All students studying at Massey University are expected to be able to write grammatically correct English, read English actively and with understanding, listen to and discern key points in spoken English and speak English freely and clearly. Procedures also exist for those students who wish to submit written work or examinations in Mori. All international students whose first language is not English will be required to provide satisfactory evidence of their English language proficiency in the form of an academic IELTS or TOEFL score or equivalent. More information is available at international.massey.ac.nz

5.

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REGISTRATION FORM FOR DISABILITY SERVICES

Massey University is committed to providing equity of access to the educational opportunities it offers to students. Student Advisers (Disability) at the Centres for Teaching and Learning at Massey University can provide a range of services to support the participation of students. Please complete this registration form if you wish Massey University to be aware of a disability issue and/or you are seeking access to available services. If you have already registered with Disability Services it may not be necessary to complete this registration form again. Please contact Disability Services directly to advise of your re-enrolment. If you have any questions prior to the completion of the registration form please contact Disability Services directly on (06) 350 2251 or e-mail us at: disinfo@massey.ac.nz Massey Student ID number (if known) Surname: First name(s): Date of birth: Address: Suburb: Town/city: Email: Phone: Postcode: Day Month Year

IMPAIRMENT/DISABILITY/MEDICAL CONDITION
Please tick the box(es) which most closely describe your situation: Aspergers / ASD Blind Deaf Head injury Hearing Medical Mental health/Psychological Neurological Physical RSI/OOS Specific learning disability (eg Dyslexia) Speech Vision Other (please describe)

AREAS OF SUPPORT
In which of the following areas are you likely to experience barrier(s) to study at Massey: Accessing building/facilities/equipment Hearing in lectures/classes Seeing/reading print material Structuring/organising study Taking notes in lectures/classes Tests and examinations Other barriers (please complete Additional Information section on the next page) No barriers anticipated Registration forms received without any supporting information cannot be processed and will be returned with a request for the missing information. Page 1 of 2 please turn over

SUPPORTING INFORMATION
This registration form must be accompanied by supporting documentation from a doctor, therapist or other appropriate health or allied professional. Documentation supplied should address the following:
{

Confirmation of the identified impairment, disability or medical condition. The nature of the impairment, disability or medical condition i.e. whether it is temporary or permanent, constant, fluctuating, improving or degenerating. The likely impact of impairment, disability, medical condition on chosen course of study. Recommendations on particular services or supports to address the impact of the identified impairment, disability or medical condition in the tertiary environment.

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REGISTRATION FORM FOR DISABILITY SERVICES (CONT)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Please use this section to outline any further information you wish to provide as part of your registration with Disability Services.

CONFIDENTIALITY
Massey University undertakes to protect the confidentiality of personal information which you provide as part of your enrolment, in accordance with the provisions of the Privacy Act 1993. The uses and protection of personal information are specified in the declaration which you sign on your Enrolment Application form. Signature:

Date:

Day

Month

Year

In order to quickly process and respond to your registration with Disability Services, it is highly recommended that you send the Disability Registration form (and the supporting information) separately from any other information you are sending to Massey University. Please send completed Disability Registration Forms to: Centre for Teaching and Learning Disability Services Massey University Private Bag 11 222 Manawat Box Lobby Palmerston North 4442

Office use only

Campus: ALB Student Status: CUR NEW WTN PN Mode: INT EXT MIX Enrolled: FT PT LFT

Documents supplied: YES NO

Supports required: YES NO

Contact required: YES NO Date contacted:

Entered by: Notes:

Date:

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