Faculty of Law
LLB Part II Application and Enrollment Procedures
To apply and enrol in a programme follow the steps below.
New students to The University of Auckland or students who were not enrolled in 2011 need to complete two separate steps:
1. Applying for admission into the University;
AND WHEN ACCEPTED
2. Enrolling into classes.
Signing in to apply
If you have not yet registered with The University of Auckland:
1. Click the red ‘Apply now’ button on the right-hand side of the University home page, and then click the link “Complete the Application for Admission Now” to go to the sign-in page.
2. Click the Sign up for a new account link below the password box. Enter your email address, name and a password.
3. Click Register. You will be sent an email asking you to complete your registration.
4. Open the email and click the Complete your registration button.
5. Return to the sign-in page and sign in using your email address and the password you provided.
6. You’ll be asked to provide some personal information such as your contact details, date of birth, citizenship and ethnicity, as well as information about your academic history and qualifications.
If you are already registered with The University of Auckland:
1. Click the red ‘Apply now’ button on the right-hand side of the University home page, and then click the link “Complete the Application for Admission Now” to go to the sign-in page.
2. Sign in using your NetID/UPI or email address, and your password.
3. You might be asked to provide some personal details that the University does not yet have on record.
4. Check your academic history to make sure it includes any qualifications you have completed or are in the process of completing. University of Auckland qualifications will not be displayed but are kept on record, so you don’t need to enter these.
Applying for a programme
After you have completed the personal details and academic history sections, follow the online instructions to apply for a programme (degree, diploma, or certificate).
• If you are applying for LLB Part II, you should submit your Application for Admission by 1st December 2011, and should select ‘Law’ for your specialisation.
• If you are applying for LLB Part I, you should submit your Application for Admission by
8th December 2011, and should select ‘Law Pt I’ for your specialisation. LLB Part I applicants should consult the 2012 Undergraduate Law Prospectus.
You can apply at any time during the year, even before you have received your NCEA/CIE or university results. You can apply for more than one programme (eg LLB, BA, and BA /LLB Conjoint) — up to a maximum of six per term (semester).
Simply complete your application for the first programme, then click to apply for another one. Or you can come back later to apply for another programme.
After you submit an application
• You will receive an acknowledgement email from the University.
• That email will tell you if there is any documentation we require from you in order to complete the processing of your application.
Checking the status of your application
When you want to check the completion and progress of your application, sign in to the Application for Admission. A summary page will appear that shows the status of your application(s).
Application status
• After you have provided all the required information, your application will be considered by the University.
• You’ll receive an email to let you know whether you have been offered a place in the programme or your application has been declined.
• The decision will also show on your application summary page.
Offers of place for LLB Part II are usually notified around the end of December. Offers of place for
LLB Part I are usually notified around the end of January/early February. If you have not heard by early February you should contact the Faculty of Law.
Accepting or declining an offer of place
If you have received an offer of place in a programme, and you’re ready to accept or decline it, do the following.
1. Sign in. A summary of your details and applications will appear.
2. Click the name of the programme in which you have been offered a place.
3. Follow the instructions on the screen to accept or decline the offer.
For more help, please visit http://www.studentservices.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/student-services-online/sso-apply/sso-apply-admission
Having accepted your offer of place, you can enrol online in the courses you wish to study. See “Enrolling in classes” section for more details. If you are unable to access the Student Services Online (SSO) website, please call 0800 61 62 63, or come into the Student Information Centre at Room 112, Level 1, the Clock Tower, 22 Princes Street, Auckland.
If you are a new student, you cannot enroll until you have:
1. Applied for admission to a programme.
2. Been offered a place in the programme.
3. Accepted the offer.
Although you have been admitted to Law, the Faculty does not guarantee you a place in the stream of your choice or the classes of your choice. Enrol as early as you can to avoid disappointment.
Steps:
1. Sign into SSO and click the Enrol button.
2. Select the term (semester) you want. Search for a course using either My programme requirements to browse courses for your programme or Class Search if you already know the course you need to enrol in.
3. Select the course you want and click View all classes on the results table to see the classes offered for that course.
4. Select the class you want and select programme if you are active in more than one, before adding it to your enrolment cart. You can see your proposed timetable and fix any clashes.
5. If everything is OK, select classes from your enrolment cart. Click the enrol button. Confirm your enrolment and accept the terms and conditions.
6. Click the FINISH ENROLLING button.
7. View the result. If the result shows something that’s preventing you from enrolling in a class, look for a Concessions button below the results. If it’s there, it means you’re allowed to apply for a concession online for permission to enrol in the class.
For more help, please visit http://www.studentservices.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/sso-enrol-in-course
If you wish to apply for LLB Part II you need to make a new application through SSO.
However, if you are currently enrolled at The University of Auckland in 2011, and will continue with your existing program(s), there is no need to make a new application. You can go straight to “Enrolling in classes” section.
If you are currently enrolled at The University of Auckland in 2011, and wish to apply for a new programme (for example: applying for LLB Part II after a LLB Part I year, or applying for BA/LLB conjoint after studies in BA), please:
1. Sign into Student Services Online.
2. Click Change My Programme – the last link under the Quick Links on the left. You might need to validate your email when asked.
3. A new web page will appear showing your applications.
4. Check your Personal Details to make sure they are up-to-date.
5. Check your Academic History to make sure it includes any qualifications you have completed or are in the process of completing. (UoA qualifications will not be displayed but are kept on record, so you don’t need to enter these.)
6. Click Apply for programme.
| Programme type: | Bachelors |
| Programme name: | e.g.: Bachelor of Laws, or Conjoint BA /LLB etc |
| Major or specialisation: |
Law Pt I (Specialisation) — [if applying for LLB Part I] or Law (Specialisation) — [if applying for LLB Part II or above] *If you are applying for conjoint, select the specialisation for the LLB component first, and then select the specialisation for the other component. |
| Starting term: | 2012 First Semester |
| Campus: | City |
Complete the sections regarding credits and scholarships.
7. Click Next to go to Supplementary Information.
8. Click Next to go to Review.
9. Click Declaration to go to Declaration page and read the information for applicant.
10. Click “I agree” and click Submit application.
11. Your applications summary page appears with a green message box indicating “Application successfully submitted”.
See above for the closing dates.
All applicants for LLB Part II for 2012 who wish to be considered under the Targeted Admission Schemes for Maori students, Indigenous Pacific residents or disabled students must apply in the first instance on SSO, as above. The Law School requires further supplementary information. A relevant questionnaire is available from the online application form as well as from the Law Reception. It is important to complete the relevant questionnaire and return it to the Law School Reception not later than 5 December 2011.
You may subsequently be required to attend an interview. Please ensure your contact address and telephone number is up-to-date on SSO.
On acceptance into your new programme, you will need to accept your offer in SSO and then be able to enrol in courses through SSO. For help, call 0800 61 62 63 or visit the ClockTower Student
Centre at 22 Princes Street.
If you are already in the programme as a returning student, you can enrol in courses through SSO from Monday 7th November 2011 onwards. You can enrol in semester-long courses up until the end of the 2nd week of each semester. Double-semester courses can be enrolled in up until the end of the 4th week of the First Semester. The Faculty of Law has limitations on enrolments in many of its courses so you should enrol early to avoid disappointment.
Steps:
1. Sign into SSO and click the Enrol button.
2. Select the term (semester) you want. Search for a course using either My programme requirements to browse courses for your programme or Class Search if you already know the course you need to enrol in.
3. Select the course you want and click View all classes on the results table to see the classes offered for that course.
4. Select the class you want and select programme if you are active in more than one, before adding it to your enrolment cart. You can see your proposed timetable and fix any clashes.
5. If everything is OK, select classes from your enrolment cart. Click the enrol button. Confirm your enrolment and accept the terms and conditions.
6. Click the FINISH ENROLLING button.
7. View the result. If the result shows something that’s preventing you from enrolling in a class, look for a Concessions button below the results. If it’s there, it means you’re allowed to apply for a concession online for permission to enrol in the class.
For more help, please visit http://www.studentservices.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/sso-enrol-in-course
