Prospective students must have completed Grade 12 or an equivalent qualification. Applicants with Mature Student status, often those who have been out of school for a significant period, are also eligible, ensuring a broad range of candidates can apply.

Applicants must submit a detailed application form outlining their background and program interests. Following submission, they must attend an interview with the Registrar or an Admissions Representative to assess their readiness and suitability for the chosen program.

Mature students or those without Grade 12 proof must complete an entrance exam to gauge academic capabilities. Additionally, non-native English speakers may need to provide proof of language proficiency through accepted tests like IELTS or TOEFL.

For programs in healthcare, education, or law enforcement, a criminal record check is required. After meeting all admissions criteria, students receive an acceptance letter, officially confirming their admission and outlining next steps.