SU Online Registration Closing Date for 2025/2026

When to Apply to Stellenbosch University for 2026

SU Online Registration Closing Date for 2025/2026

Stellenbosch University understands that some qualified applicants might have missed the main application deadline due to time limitations. To offer a second chance, they’re opening a limited-time late application window (2-3 weeks) for undergraduate programs that still have space. So, if you missed the initial deadline or are interested in exploring new options, this is your opportunity to apply!

Stellenbosch University Reopens Application Portal for Second Time

Don’t miss out! Stellenbosch University has opened its application portal again for a limited time, giving prospective students another chance to submit their applications. This is the second extension within two weeks, so act fast!

Important: All admission requirements still apply. While the application deadline is flexible, the bar for entry remains the same. You’ll need to meet both the university’s minimum requirements and those specific to your chosen program.

Don’t wait! This is your chance to join Stellenbosch University. Head to the application portal now and submit your application before the deadline closes.

Stellenbosch University: Late Application Window Open (But Not for Everyone!)

Not submitted your application yet? Don’t fret! Stellenbosch University offers a late application window, but it’s not for everyone. Here’s who can apply:

Missed the standard deadline: If you simply didn’t get around to applying on time, this is your chance!
Change of Mind: Previously rejected applicants can reapply after reviewing admission requirements and choosing a different course (if applicable).

Important note: This doesn’t apply to everyone. If you applied to the regular window, you cannot reapply through this process.

Looking ahead? Mark your calendar! January 2025 is when online registration for new first-year students opens for the following academic year.

Self-registration is unavailable for students who:

Haven’t submitted all required documents (e.g., matriculation exemption, results, etc.).
Haven’t been officially readmitted to the university.
Have outstanding debts on their student account.
Are new postgraduate students registering for the first time in 2024?
Are registering for special programs, as special students, or have transferred programs.
Didn’t achieve a “pass year” result at the end of the previous academic year.