Rhodes University Ross
Rhodes University Ross: ROSS offers many of the services available in the Student Bureau, allowing you to visit the Bureau from any workstation connected to the Web. You can check and correct information such as your address. You can view the status of your residence allocation. You can check that your Registration fee has been cleared.
Ross: Rhodes On-line Student Service
You have been given a ROSS (Rhodes online Student Service) username and password in previous correspondence. Please note that we cannot give you a password over the telephone, so keep your password in a safe place.
- ROSS offers many of the services available in the Student Bureau, allowing you to visit the Bureau from any workstation connected to the Web.
- You can check and correct information such as your address.
- You can view the status of your residence allocation.
- You can check that your Registration fee has been cleared.
- Once you are registered at the University, you will be able to view and print your academic record. You can check your fee account, etc.
- Your examination results will also appear on ROSS.
- We strongly advise you to use this method to communicate with the Student Bureau and avoid congested telephone lines.
- To use ROSS, use the following address: https://ross.ru.ac.za/
- Click on login and type in your login name (all in lowercase) and then enter your password.
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Rhodes University Application Process
Interested applicants who wish to study at Rhodes University In Grahamstown can read through this article to know the application deadline, application requirements and how to apply to the school.
Rhodes Application Date
Rhodes online application is expected to start on 1st August and close on 30 September 2023.
How much is Rhodes’s Application fee?
Initial applications for admission must be accompanied by a non-refundable application fee of R100 for all applicants.
Rhodes University Application Requirements
Things to note before applying online to RU:
- You’ll need an email address to complete the application. Don’t have one? Get an email address first.
- South African applicants will need an ID number. Foreign applicants will need their passport numbers.
- You will need to have registered for the NBTs before applying online.
- You will need to pay an application fee.
- Need accommodation? Make sure you mark this on your application form.
- Remember to check faculty-specific requirements before applying.
- Please note: Postgraduate applicants can only apply online.
Rhodes University Application Process
Please refer to the list of programmes still accepting applications for 2024 before application.
- To apply online visit: www.ru.ac.za/admissiongateway
- Register on the online system at https://ross.ru.ac.za/ using your email address and creating a password
- You will then be sent an email with a link to activate you on the system.
- Click the link to activate your registration.
- This process will take you back to ROSS where you need to click the Admission/another button (clicking the right button here is important)
- You will then be allowed to enter your login and password created in step one.
- Once you have completed your application you need to tick the button accepting the terms and conditions and submit.
- When you have submitted you are required to pay the R100 application fee. Various options are provided by the system.
- If you pay your application fee to the bank you need to use your application number as the reference and email the deposit slip to us.
- Once you have completed the process above we will process the application and you are provided with a student number and login.
Rhodes Contact Details
Postal Address:
Head of Department
Department of Information Systems
Rhodes University
P O Box 94
6140, Makhanda (Grahamstown)
Physical Location:
Hamilton Building
Prince Alfred Street
6139, Makhanda (Grahamstown)
Telephone: +27 46 603 8244
E-Mail: informationsystems@ru.ac.za
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