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University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) Fee Structure

The Fee Structure it Show Certain Amount Of Money Students Supposed to Pay as Learning Cost ,The Students Tuition Fees Vary from One Course to Another , The Fee structure Covers the Following.

Tution Fee

Application Fee

Acceptance Deposit

Accommodation Fees

Miscellaneous fees and levies

Interest

Law and Management

Qualification	Fees
BCom	R47830 – 53940
BEconSci	R47310 – 48910
BAccSci	R53740
LLB	R42140

Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment

Qualification	Fees
BAS	R59530
BEngSc(BME)	R58200
BEngSc(Digital Arts)	R51650
BSc(CS)	R75240
BSc(CS) in the field of Property Studies	R61960
BSc(Eng)	R54000
BSc(URP)	R61180

Additional Costs

Students must make provision for essential items that may include:

Drawing kit
Drawing board
Books and stationery
Calculator

Computer Fee charges are raised as follows:

School of Architecture and Planning:

Year	Amount
– 1^st Year	R2 418
– 2^nd Year	R2 418
– 3^rd Year	R2 418

School of Construction Economics and Management:

Year	Amount
– 1^st Year	R2 418
– 2^nd Year	R2 418
– 3^rd Year	R2 418

All other Engineering Schools:

School of Chemical & Metallurgy Engineering
School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
School of Electrical and Information Engineering
School of Mechanical, Aeronautical and Industrial Engineering
School of Mining Engineering

Year	Amount
– 1^st Year	R1 325
– 2^nd Year	R1 895
– 3^rd Year	R3095
– 4^th Year	R3095

Electronic Response Course Charges

Year of Study 1

Degree	Amount
BEngSc	R550
BSc(Eng)	R550
BSc(CS)	R550
BSc(PS)	R550

Faculty of Health Sciences

Qualification	Fees
BDS	R64600
MBBCh	R64550
BNurs	R48130
BPharm	R46920
BHSc	R62930
BSc(OT)	R56320
BSc(Physiotherapy)	R55360
BCMP	R56290
BOHSc	R47810

Faculty of Humanities

Qualification	Fees
BA	R43220-56920
Bachelor of Audiology	R53470
BA Digital Arts	R47440
BA(Theatre and Performance)	R46800
BA(Fine Arts)	R55160
BA(Performing and Visual Arts)	R46800-50420
BA(Film and Television)	R47600
BMus	R47760
B(Social Work)	R51870
Bachelor of Speech-Lang Path	R53470
BEd FT	R39140
BEd PT	R29210

Pearson Computer Laboratory Charges

Bachelor of Arts

Year of Study 1	R157
Year of Study 2	R157
Year of Study 3	R157

Faculty of Science

Qualification	Fees
BSc	R48110-59310

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University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) Admission Point Score (APS) -Acceptance Rate

The Admission Point Score Developed By National Senior Certificate (NSC) and Independent Examinations Board (IEB) Based on Each Subject As pass mark per Each subject As Acceptance Rate For South Africans Universities, This Easily Obtained Through APS Culculator.

NSC Scale of Achievement	NSC%	Wits APS	Wits APS%	Wits APS for Maths & English	Wits APS for Life Orientation	Wits APS for Other subjects
7 6 5 4 3 2 1	80-99 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39 0-29	8 7 6 5 4 3 0 0	90-100 80-89 70-79 60-69 50-59 40-49 30-39 0-29	8 + 2=10 7 + 2=9 6 + 2=8 5 + 2=7 4 3 0 0	4 3 2 1 0 0 0 0	8 7 6 5 4 3 0 0

The National Senior Certificate (NSC)

This is a guideline only. Meeting the requirements does not guarantee a place. Final selection is made subject to the availability of places, academic results and other entry requirements where applicable.

Commerce, Law, and Management
Programme	Minimum Admission Requirements		Selection procedures
Programme	APS	Subjects & achieved scale	Selection procedures
Bachelor of Commerce (3 years) – General – Accounting – Information Systems – PPE	39 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5	Applicants with an APS between 35 – 38, as well as English 6 and Mathematics 6, will be waitlisted subject to the number of places available.
Bachelor of Commerce with Law (3 years)	43 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5	Applicants with an APS between 35 – 42, as well as English 6 and Mathematics 6, will be waitlisted subject to the number of places available.
Bachelor of Economic Science (3 years)	42 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 6 Maths Major – Mathematics 6 Actuarial Science – English and Mathematics 7	Applicants with an APS between 39 – 41, as well as English 5 and Mathematics 7, will be waitlisted subject to the number of places available.
Bachelor of Accounting Science (3 years)	42 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 6	Applicants with an APS between 39 – 41, as well as English 6 and Mathematics 6, will be waitlisted subject to the number of places available.
Four-year LLB	43 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 6 Mathematics – 4 or Mathematics Literacy – 6	An applicant who is applying for the four-year LLB must have a National Senior Certificate (NSC) with a score of at least 43 APS points. In addition, the applicant must have completed the school-leaving subjects English 6 and either Mathematics 4 or Mathematical Literacy 6.
Three-year LLB(for Graduates only)	No Matric APS calculation	Subject to assessment criteria as determined by the School of Law, and availability of places	Applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree at an institution other than Wits are required to apply for the three-year LLB programme. Wits applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree without Law modules are also required to apply for the 3-year LLB. Applicants must have obtained an average of at least 60% in an undergraduate degree.
Two-year LLB (for Graduates only)	No Matric APS calculation	Subject to assessment criteria as determined by the School of Law, and availability of places	Wits applicants who have completed a BA Law or BCom Law are eligible to apply for the two-year LLB.

Engineering and the Built Environment
Programme	Minimum Admission Requirements		Selection procedures
Programme	APS	Subjects & achieved scale	Selection procedures
Bachelor of Science in Engineering BSc (Eng) (4 years)		English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5 Physical Science – 5	Note: Due to the limited number of places available, admission is not guaranteed. Selection will be based on final NSC results. Generally, students who achieve at least 70% in Mathematics, Physical Science and English stand a greater chance of being accepted.
Aeronautical	40+
Chemical	42+
Civil	36+
Electrical	36+
Industrial	40+
Mechanical	40+
Metallurgy	42+
Mining	40+
Bachelor of Engineering Science in the field of Digital Arts (3 years)	42+	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5 Physical Science – 5	Applicants will be required to complete additional selection criteria, e.g. workshop, interview.
Bachelor of Engineering Science in Biomedical Engineering BEngSc (BME) (3 years)	42+	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5 Physical Science – 5
Bachelor of Architectural StudiesBAS (3 years)	34+	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 4 Mathematics – 4	Acceptance is dependent on departmental selection procedures. Applicants are required to complete a written and graphic exercise and may be required to attend an interview. Applicants with a Wits APS of 34 and above may be accepted on this basis. Applicants with a Wits APS of between 29 and 33 may only be considered on the basis of exceptional exercise scores. The selection process for the BAS is conducted by a panel of senior academics from the School of Architecture and Planning, monitored by the Assistant Dean. Selection is based predominantly on performance against the selection exercise, interview and academic performance, although demographic balance is taken into consideration where a choice needs to be made between applicants scoring within the same range.
Bachelor of Science in Construction Studies BSc (CS) (3 years) Bachelor of Science in Property StudiesBSc (PS) (4 years)	36+	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5	Provided that Mathematics and English pass at NSC Scale of Achievement Level 5.
Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional PlanningBSc (URP) (3 years)	36+	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5	Provided that Mathematics and English pass at NSC Scale of Achievement Level 5.

Health Sciences
Programme	Minimum Admission Requirements		Selection procedures
	APS	Subjects & achieved scale
Bachelor of Health Sciences BHSc (3 years) Biomedical Sciences Biokinetics Health Systems Sciences Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery MBBCh (6 years) Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy BSc (Physiotherapy) (4 years) Bachelor of Phar-macy(BPharm) (4 years)	The Faculty of Health Sciences does not calculate an APS score. Academic performance and National Benchmark Test (NBT) scores are used for consideration. There are two points of entry into the MBBCh degree: 1st year MBBCh for applicants currently completing Matric 3rd year MBBCh (i.e. the Graduate Entry Medical Programme (GEMP) for applicants who have completed a prerequisite degree.	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5 Life Sciences and/or Physical Science – 5	If you are applying to the Faculty of Health Sciences, you will not be selected solely on your school leaving results, although they are very important. A composite index is calculated, taking into consideration (1) your academic results for FIVE subjects and (2) National Benchmark Test (NBT) scores. Only five subjects are used to derive a matriculation score, which is calculated according to the percentages obtained, NOT symbols. These are English Language, Mathematics, Physical Science/ Life Sciences and the best two other subjects. (Dentistry requires Physical Science andLife Sciences and the best other subject). ALL applicants (excluding applicants who are applying to the Graduate Entry Medical Programme – GEMP only) are required to write the National Benchmark Test (NBT). GEMP applicants may be invited to the Wits Additional Placement Test (WAPT) and all applicants are advised to prepare in the event that they are invited. ALL GEMP applicants who are invited to the WAPT will be expected to complete a Biographical Questionnaire on the day of the test. ALL applicants to BSc (Occupational Therapy) and/or BSc (Physiotherapy) must spend time (16 hrs) observing and/or assisting an Occupational Therapist/Physiotherapist and complete a certificate of attendance. Only observation hours completed between 1 July 2017 and 31 July 2018 will be accepted as valid.
Bachelor of Dental Science BDS (5 years)		English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5 Life Sciences and Physical Science – 5
Bachelor of NursingBNurs (4 years) Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy– BSc (OT) (4 years)		English HL or 1st Add Lang – 4 Mathematics – 4 Life Sciences and/or Physical Science – 4
Bachelor of Clinical Medical Practice (BCMP) (3 years) Bachelor of Oral Health Sciences (BOHS) (3 years)		English HL or 1st Add Lang – 4 Mathematics – 4 or Mathematical Literacy – 7 Life Sciences and/or Physical Science – 4

Humanities
Programme	Minimum Admission Requirements		Selection procedures
Programme	APS	Subjects & achieved scale	Selection procedures
Bachelor of Arts (3 years)	34 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5	Applicants with 30 – 33 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places and preference will be given to applicants with the best English results.
Bachelor of Arts with Law (3 years)	43 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 3 or Mathematical Literacy – 4	Law Courses – Applicants who wish to take law courses in their first year of study must meet the admission requirements for law.
Professional and specialist degrees(all 4 years) BA (Digital Arts) BA (Dramatic Art) BA (Film & Television) BA (Fine Arts) BA (Music) BA (Performing & Visual Arts)	34 + as well as departmental selection procedures	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5	Applicants with 30 – 33 points may be waitlisted subject to the availability of places. BA (Digital Arts) – Interview, written assignment AND/OR submission of portfolio BA (Dramatic Art) – Interview, written assignment AND/OR audition BA (Film & Television) – Interview AND/OR submission of portfolio BA (Fine Arts) – Interview OR submission of portfolio BMus – Interview AND audition BA (Performing & Visual Arts) – Interview, written assignment AND/OR audition
Bachelor of Social Work (4 years)	34 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5	All applicants are required to write the NBT
Bachelor of Audiology (4 years) Bachelor of Speech-Language Pathology (4 years)	34 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 4	All applicants are required to write the NBT
Bachelor of Education in Foundation Phase Teaching Bachelor of Education in Intermediate Phase Teaching Bachelor of Education in Senior Phase and FET Teaching	36 +	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5	Applicants between 31 – 35 points (preference to higher English results) will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places

Science
Programme	Minimum Admission Requirements		Selection procedures
Programme	APS	Subjects & achieved scale	Selection procedures
Bachelor of Science in the field of: Astronomy and Astrophysics Chemistry with Chemical Engineering Nuclear Sciences and Engineering	43 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 6 Physical Science – 6	Applicants between 40 – 42 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places
Physical Sciences	40 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 6 Physical Science – 5	Applicants between 38 – 39 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places.
Computer Science	40 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 6	Applicants between 38 – 39 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places.
Biological Sciences Geographical and Archaeological Sciences	40 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5	Applicants between 38 – 39 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places.
Geological Sciences	40 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 6 Physical Science – 5	Applicants between 38 – 39 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places.
Actuarial Sciences Mathematical Sciences	40 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 7 Mathematics – 7 Physical Science – 7	Applicants between 38 – 39 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places.
Mathematics of Finance	42 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 6	Applicants between 40 – 41 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places.
Bachelor of Science (General) BSc (3 years)	40 points and above	English HL or 1st Add Lang – 5 Mathematics – 5	Applicants between 38 – 39 points will be waitlisted subject to the availability of places.

Foreign School-Leaving Qualification

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The National Certificate (Vocational) (NCV)

Subject to institutional admission requirements, the minimum admission requirement to a Bachelor’s degree program is a National Certificate (Vocational) Level 4 issued by Council for General and Further Education and Training. The minimum legislative requirements for admission to a Bachelors degree include the achievement of:

Three (3) fundamental subjects between 60 – 69% (3) (including English as the language of learning and teaching at Wits)
Three (3) vocational subjects from the designated list between 70 – 79% (4).

The University of the Witwatersrand’s institutional requirements are applicants who hold an NCV may be invited to write a test, provided that he/she has met the following compulsory institutional requirements as well as the Faculty and degree-specific requirements. An applicant must have:

Taken English as either Language of Learning and Teaching or as the First Additional language
Taken Mathematics as a Fundamental Component
Achieved 70 – 79% (4) for all seven subjects – in fundamental and vocational categories.

Admission Point Score

Rating Code	Rating	Percentage
5	Outstanding	80 – 100
4	Highly competent	70 – 79
3	Competent	50 – 69
2	Not yet competent	40 – 49
1	Not achieved	0 – 39

Faculty specific requirements

Programme	Faculty Minimum Admissions Requirements	Minimum Scale of Achievements
Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management
BCom	English	4 (70%)
BEconSc	Mathematics	4 (70%)
BAccSc	Four subjects from Business, Commerce & Management Studies
Faculty of Health Sciences
MBBCh BPharm BSc (Physiotherapy) BSc (Physiotherapy) BHSc (Biomedical and Biokinetics tracks)	English HL/1st Add Language	4 (70%)
	Mathematics	4 (70%)
	Life Sciences and/or Physical Sciences	4 (70%)
BDS	English HL/1st Add Language	4 (70%)
	Mathematics	4 (70%)
	Life Sciences and Physical Sciences	4 (70%)
BNurs BSc (OT) BCMP Bachelor of Oral Health Sciences	English HL/1st Add Language	3 (60%)
	Mathematics	3 (60%)
	Life Sciences and/or Physical Sciences	3 (60%)
Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment
Besides meeting the University’s requirements an applicant who holds an NCV will be interviewed by the Dean, Assistant Dean and relevant Head of School.
Faculty of Science
Besides meeting the University’s requirements an applicant who holds an NCV will be interviewed by the Dean, Assistant Dean and relevant Head of School.
The Faculty of Humanities will not be considering applicants who present with an NCV

WITS BANKING ACCOUNT DETAILS

Payments & Related Procedures

Methods of payment

Payment should be made in full before the due date(s).
Payment can be made by EFT or the bank transfer form (M65). This form is attached to the fee account, which shows the amount due.

Bank Account Details:

Use your student number as a reference on the M65 form, to enable immediate payment allocation.

Bank: First National Bank
Account Number: 622 7055 1015
Branch Code: 210 554
Branch: Braamfontein
SWIFT Code: FIRNZAJJ (International students only)
Reference: Student number (ONLY)

The payments made directly in the respective banks will reflect the same day on the student account.
Payments made from other banks will reflect within 2 working days on the student fee account.
Credit and debit card payments with a CVV number can be made through the self-service portal using Master/Visa cards only. For this option visit https://self-service.wits.ac.za/
If students wish, payment may be made at the Cashier’s Office, Ground Floor, Solomon Mahlangu House (hours are 08:00 to 15:30). Only bank-guaranteed cheques will be accepted as one of the alternative methods of payment.
For any payment queries please email: [email protected].

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