International Admissions

The University of Auckland International College

345 Queen Street
Auckland 1010
New Zealand
Phone: +64 9 307 5399
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.internationalcollege.ac.nz

December 18, 2024

Sharanya Sindu Sri Krishna Reddy Babu

322, Kousthuba 7th Main 14th Cross
Sector 6 HSR Layout
Bengaluru, Karnataka
India
UP student ID: 270683119
Student date of birth: 25/03/2006

CONDITIONAL OFFER OF ADMISSION

Dear Sharanya Sindu Sri

Congratulations on being offered admission to the University of Auckland for the following
programme:

The University of Auckland Certificate in Foundation Studies (Standard)

This programme is delivered by UP International College New Zealand Limited trading as

University of Auckland International College on behalf of the University of Auckland.

Programme orientation: 28/01/2025

Programme starts: 3/02/2025
Programme ends: 12/12/2025
Programme duration: 4 terms
Vacation dates: 12 April 2025-27 April 2025
28 June 2025-20 July 2025
20 September 2025-5 October 2025

Conditions you must meet are:

Submitting a copy of current passport verified colour full copy in PDF format
(including the page above the passport photo)
Providing father's email and phone (The email provided now is same as student's)
Providing explanation letter from high school of why the IB transcript name is not
consistent with passport full name

Tuition Fees
Once the above condition(s) have been met, a formal offer will be provided to you
from the University of Auckland and you will receive an email with details of how to
log in to your Application for Admission to accept your offer and pay tuition fees.

Tuition fees (estimated):

This estimate is based on a standard 120 point programme and is for only. It
excludes the student services fee and other miscellaneous costs (see clause 7.4 of
the Terms and Conditions for International Students below).

Tuition fees are reviewed every year and are subject to change.

Important dates you need to know about

For information about important dates, including holidays, see www.uoaic.ac.nz
Please read the Terms and Conditions carefully
As a student at the University of Auckland, you must comply with our Terms and
Conditions for International Students (see below). Please read them carefully.

The terms of this offer may change

This offer is valid at the date of this letter. Changes to policy or degree regulations may happen later
andaffect the terms of this offer. Details and regulations are set out in the University of Auckland
Calendar www.calendar.auckland.ac.nz.

We consider this programme right for you

We have assessed your application to make sure:
• You are able to participate effectively in this programme.
• The programme meets your proficiencies and career aspirations

(See clause 18 of the Terms and Conditions for International Students for
more about your career aspirations.)

Immigration New Zealand requirements as of U3.5, Offer of a Place:

The University of Auckland has assessed and is satisfied that the programme is
appropriate for the student's expectations, and that the prospective student has the
English language proficiency and academic capability to succeed in the programme
offered.

Signed for and on behalf of the University of Auckland by:

Adrienne Cleland
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Operations)
& Registrar
[email protected]
 TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

These terms and conditions of enrolment to the University of Auckland are to be read in conjunction with the
University of Auckland Calendar. These form part of the agreement between the University of Auckland and the
student named in the offer upon acceptance.

Note: For doctoral candidates the letter of registration represents the offer.

1. LAW, UNIVERSITY STATUTES AND JURISDICTION

1.1. This agreement is subject to the laws of New Zealand and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the New
Zealand Courts in all matters arising from this agreement and the Offer of Admission.

1.2. The parties shall abide by any Statutes, Regulations, Rules and Policies established from time to time by the Council of the
University and published in the Calendar or otherwise notified to the student.

2. STUDENT VISA
2.1. This agreement is conditional upon the student obtaining the appropriate student visa to enable the student to live and
study in New Zealand. Holders of other types of visas should ensure their visa allows them to study in New Zealand. For
further information visit www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas

2.2. The Offer of Admission at the University does not guarantee that the student will be issued with a student visa.

2.3. The student is responsible for complying with all conditions relating to the student visa.

2.4. The student is responsible for providing a copy of the student visa to the International Office at the beginning of the
first semester of study for that Calendar year.

2.5. Where a student does not provide evidence of a valid student visa and/or the required contact details then, until that
evidence is produced, the Council may:
(i) withdraw the enrolment of that student from a course or courses
(ii) decline to re-enrol the student
(iii) restrict that student's access to University services.

2.6. If the student fails to obtain or maintain a valid student visa or is required to leave New Zealand for whatever reason, this
agreement will lapse and the University may offer the place of enrolment to another student.

2.7. If this agreement lapses in this way, clause 8 of the Terms and Conditions apply to such a student as if he or she had been
deleted from the programme of study, and the student may be entitled to a refund or credit.

2.8. To obtain a student visa, the student must be enrolled in full-time study. This will mean that a full-time student will
typically take courses totalling up to 120 points per academic year.
For further information, please contact [email protected].

3. HEALTH & TRAVEL INSURANCE

3.1. Under the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016, all international students are to have
an appropriate health and travel insurance policy during their period of study.

3.2. An approved insurance policy is a condition of enrolment. Holders of all visa types are required to have approved
insurance for the duration of their study. A student visa holder is also required to have approved health and travel
insurance for the duration of their visa or until they depart New Zealand, whichever comes first.

3.3. The default approved insurance policy is the Studentsafe Inbound University policy. Enrolled international students will be
charged the Studentsafe Inbound University policy premium. The Studentsafe Inbound University policy premium must
be paid unless the University of Auckland approves the use of an alternative insurancepolicy.

More information on insurance waivers and family applications deadlines, pre-existing conditions, forms, terms and conditions
for Studentsafe Inbound policy please visit www.auckland.ac.nz/is-insurance or contact [email protected]

3.4 A student's enrolment cannot continue in the event of their insurance cover being declined.
4. RECOGNITION OF PRIOR ACADEMIC STUDY

4.1. Recognition of prior academic study can be applied for through Applications and Admissions. There is no charge for this
service. Recognition of prior academic study does not apply to inbound exchange students.

4.2. The student must submit an official academic transcript and detailed course descriptions of prior study to Applications
and Admissions. Applications and Admissions will assess the prior study and the applicant will be informed of the
outcome of his/her application.

4.3. This process is normally done as part of the original application but an application for the recognition of prior learning can
be made at any time.

4.4. The student will not be granted credit retrospectively for courses that have already been completed at the University of
Auckland.

5. ENROLMENT
5.1. The student can accept the Offer of Admission /Conditional Offer of Admission online on Student Services Online or by
signing and returning a copy to Applications and Admissions.

5.2. Acceptance of the offer entitles the student to enrol at the University in the programme of study specified in the offer as
soon as all conditions are met. If the student has not yet met the conditions or the offer is not yet confirmed, the student
will not be able to enrol.

5.3. Information on course availability can be viewed via Student Services Online. Postgraduate students may need to
contact the faculty postgraduate coordinator for further information.

6. STUDENTS UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS

6.1. Students under 18 years of age at the date of enrolment will not be entitled to enrol until the consent of their parent or
legal guardian has been given to Study Group on behalf of the University of Auckland in writing and accommodation has
been approved.

6.2. It is a requirement under the Education (Pastoral Care of International Students) Code of Practice 2016 that any
student, who is under 18 years of age, must live full time with either an approved caregiver or relative or in an
approved home stay – refer to the Taylors College Accommodation Policy.

6.3. Please contact the International Support Team [email protected] prior to the start of semester, with the
student's accommodation details.

7. TUITION FEES
Note: Tuition fees are not displayed on conditional offers of admission

7.1. If the student is applying for a student visa from overseas, tuition fees must be paid in full for the first year of the
programme of study to meet Immigration New Zealand requirements. Inbound exchange students are exempt from
paying fees and are therefore not bound to clause 7 of these Terms and Conditions.

7.2. The fee on this Offer of Admission is an estimate;

The total fee payable will be shown on the statement/invoice which can be generated via Student Services Online following
course enrolment;
The total fee payable is subject to course selection and enrolment requirements and may differ from that in the attached
estimate; and
Students are liable for any fees payable over and above the estimated amount stated in the attached estimate.

7.3. Enrolment is subject to full payment of tuition fees due on or before the due date. If payment of the tuition fees is not
made by the due date, the University may cancel this agreement and any enrolments.

7.4. Miscellaneous costs including (but not limited to) travel costs, living costs and other programme related costs are not
included in the estimated tuition fees.

7.5. Tuition fees for new and re-enrolling students are reviewed each year, and approved by the University Council.
International tuition fees are normally increased 3%-6% annually but increase can range from 0%-10%.

7.6. If the Offer of Admission is conditional, fees must not be paid until the offer is confirmed. A confirmed Offer of
Admission with a fees estimate will be sent once conditions are met.
 8. REFUND AND DELETION POLICY
When considering deletion from a course or programme of study, the student should first approach the International Office for
guidance. The student may be entitled to a refund of part or all of the tuition fees paid to the University in the circumstances set
out below; with the exception of inbound exchange students who are exempt from paying tuition fees:

The deadline for adding and deleting courses is sometimes referred to as ATCE (Alteration to Course Enrolments). For enrolment
changes, it is not enough to notify a University of Auckland staff member. You must make the changes in Student Services Online.

8.1. Please refer to the University Calendar here for deadlines for deleting courses with refund or credit of fees.

8.2. If the student deletes an enrolment online after the payment of tuition fees but within the deadlines, the University
will, upon application, refund the fees paid, less an administration charge of NZ$1,060.00. Note:

Immigration New Zealand will be informed of changes to the student's enrolment status.

8.3. Where a student has provided all required documentation in support of their visa application and Immigration New
Zealand has declined to grant a student visa then the University will process a full refund and without deduction of a
refund or administration fee.

Please refer to the University Calendar for full details of the applicable dates

8.4. If the student decides to delete from a course or programme of study after the academic session has begun, due to
exceptional circumstances such as illness, injury or events beyond the control of the student, he or she must complete and
submit the required 'Late Application to Delete a Course' form (AS-47) and provide any required supporting
documentation and appropriate evidence as detailed on the form, to [email protected]. Please refer to the
link for full details of the Late Deletion regulation including the criteria whereby a partial refund may be approved.

Notes:
The University may delay processing a refund until after the last dates for additions and deletions, specified in the Changes to
Current Enrolment regulation, have expired.

Doctoral candidates should contact [email protected] for queries regarding eligibility for a refund or credit.

9. WITHDRAWALS
9.1. Any student wishing to cease attendance in a course or programme of study after the deadline for withdrawal may
apply to do so by obtaining the approval of the relevant head of department and the dean of the faculty for the
programme. Applications must be made on the 'Course Alteration Form' (AS-70).

9.2. The deadlines for withdrawals are as follows:

Three weeks before the end of lectures for courses taught in one semester; and
Three weeks before the end of lectures for courses taught over two semesters; and
Two weeks before the end of lectures for courses taught in quarters; and
One week before the end of lectures for courses taught in Summer School.

9.3. The course will remain on the student's academic record and show as a withdrawal. Tuition fees will not be refunded. For
calculation of Academic Standing, withdrawal will be counted as a failure.

10. CHANGE OF RESIDENCY STATUS

10.1. The student will be enrolled at the University as an "International Student". If the student later becomes a "Domestic Student",
the student will not be entitled to any refund of the tuition fees paid for the semester in which they change status.

Note: The terms "International Student" and "Domestic Student" are defined in the Education Act 1989.

10.2. However, if the student gains permanent residency prior to the deadline for adding and deleting courses set out in clause
8.1, the student's status can be amended to "Domestic Student", domestic fees will apply and the fees will be recalculated.
The balance of fees paid at the international fees rate will be refunded if recalculation results in a credit balance on the
fees account. The date of permanent residency will be taken from the "Resident Visa" in the student's passport only. Note:
The Immigration New Zealand confirmation letter is not acceptable. An officially certified copy of the "Resident Visa" and
personal details page of the passport must be provided to AskAuckland Central, Ground Floor, Alfred Nathan House, as soon
as possible.

10.3. Special conditions/restrictions may apply for limited entry programmes, e.g. Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of
Surgery (MBChB).
11. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
11.1. This agreement does not entitle the student to enrol in any other programme of study at the University or at any other
tertiary institution in New Zealand.

11.2. A student may apply to transfer to another programme of studybut any such transfer will depend on:
Availability of places in that requested programme of study; or
Selection and approval by the relevant department or faculty in accordance with prescribed University selection criteria;
and
Such other statutes and regulations of the University relating to change of programme of study published in the Calendar or
otherwise notified to the student.

11.3. If the student's application to transfer to a new programme of study is successful, this agreement will lapse and the
University will provide the student with a new Offer of Admission for the new programme ofstudy.

12. ACADEMIC STANDING – Undergraduate and Certificate of Proficiency only

12.1. A student is required to pass at least 50 percent of points enrolled in any one semester, including Summer School, to

maintain Good Academic Standing. For full details, please refer to the Enrolment and Programme
Regulations.

12.2. Where the student fails to meet the requirements set out in the Academic Standing regulation the University may
restrict the number of points a student is allowed to enrol into in the next semester of study or may terminate the
student's enrolment and exclude the student from all programmes at the University.

12.3. Where a student has had their enrolment terminated under the Academic Standing regulation, they will be entitled to
reapply for admission to a programme after one year of exclusion. Please refer to the Academic Standing regulation in the
Enrolment and Programme Regulations for full conditions.

13. DURATION AND TOTAL POINTS VALUE – Postgraduate Students

Please refer to the Duration and Total Points Value section of the Postgraduate Regulation applicable to the programme of study
listed in the attached Offer of Admission.

14. INTERNAL GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES

14.1. The student should contact the International Office in the first instance. If the complaint is related to an International
Office procedure, the Director of the International Office will investigate the grievance.

14.2. If the grievance relates to another area of the University, the Director of the International Office may ask the student to put
the grievance in writing and can contact the relevant department to seek resolution on behalf of the student if requested.

14.3. If the student is not satisfied, he/she may make a written complaint to the University Proctor.

15. SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORED STUDENTS

15.1. The University will monitor the student's progress throughout the programme and the appropriate authorities will be
advised each year or as required. Acceptance of this offer gives permission to the University to release this information in
conformity with the terms of the scholarship and the New Zealand Privacy Act.

16. PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION/LICENSING

16.1. The degrees and diplomas offered by the University of Auckland have, in many cases, been accredited by relevant
professional bodies and organisations. However, students must be aware that even where this is the case, as a graduate
they will typically have to meet various other requirements to qualify for registration or licensing in order to practice in a
profession.

16.2. The University can take no responsibility for advising a student as to registration or licensing requirements. Therefore,
before accepting an Offer of Admission in a programme, it is the responsibility of each student to check with the relevant
registration or licensing authority (or authorities) to determine if the proposed degree or registration/licensing in the
relevant jurisdiction and if particular course or other requirements must be satisfied toqualify.

17. DISABILITY SERVICES

17.1. Disability services are not free for international students and university resources will vary. Please contact
[email protected] or [email protected] for further information and details. Students are advised to
 contact the University of Auckland as early as possible to discuss their particular needs.

18. PROGRAMME AND CAREER INTENTIONS

18.1. By accepting this offer, the student is confirming that the programme will help fulfil his/her career aspirations. The
University of Auckland provides Career Development and Employment Services (www.cdes.auckland.ac.nz).

Last Review Date: July 2019