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University Entrance



                   Students will qualify for entrance to a university in New Zealand if they have obtained:
                       •  Level 3 (60+ Level 3 credits, plus 20 Level 2 credits)

                       •  14 credits in each of three approved subjects
                       •  10 Level 1 Numeracy credits
                       •  10 Level 2 Literacy credits including 5 (UE – R) in reading and 5 (UE – W) in
                          writing.

                   Credits can be accumulated over more than one year. Information about discretionary
                   and provisional entrance is available on the website of the New Zealand Vice
                   Chancellors’ Committee, www.nzvcc.ac.nz
                   Students need to be aware that changes to university funding means that qualifying for
                   entrance may not guarantee a student entrance to a specific course. Students are
                   advised to aim for Merit or Excellence Endorsement if they intend to pursue university
                   study.

                   Approved Subjects
                   The Board of Qualifications Authority has approved the addition of Music Studies and
                   Social Studies to the list of approved subjects for university entrance.  The full list of
                   approved subjects for 2020 is:



                    Accounting                                 Home Economics
                    Agriculture & Horticulture                 Indonesian
                    Biology                                    Japanese
                    Business Studies                           Korean
                    Calculus                                   Latin
                    Chemistry                                  Mathematics
                    Chinese                                    Media Studies
                    Classical Studies                          Music Studies
                    Construction and Mechanical Technologies    Painting (Practical Art)
                    Cook Islands Maori                         Photography (Practical Art)
                    Dance                                      Physical Education
                    Design (Practical Art)                     Physics
                    Design and Visual Communication            Printmaking (Practical Art)
                    Digital Technologies                       Processing Technologies
                    Drama                                      Religious Studies
                    Earth and Space Science                    Samoan
                    Economics                                  Science
                    Education for Sustainability               Sculpture (Practical Art)
                    English                                    Spanish
                    French                                     Social Studies
                    Geography                                  Statistics
                    German                                     Technology
                    Health Education                           Te Reo Māori
                    History                                    Te Reo Rangatira
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