Last Updated on July 2, 2024 by Elidge Staff

How to Register a Failed Module at UNISA

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to re-register a failed module at UNISA. Encountering a failed module can be challenging, but the University of South Africa (UNISA) offers a streamlined process to re-register and continue your studies.

Step-by-Step Guide to Re-Registering a Failed Module at UNISA

1. Log In to myUnisa

First, you need to log in to your myUnisa account using your student number and password. This portal is essential for managing your academic progress, including registering for modules.

2. Access the Registration Menu

Once logged in, navigate to the “Registration” menu. Here, you will find options to add or change your module registration.

3. Select the Qualification and Study Year

Choose the qualification you are enrolled in and the relevant year of study. This will display the list of modules available for registration.

4. Choose the Failed Module

Locate the failed module in the list and select it for re-registration. Ensure that you meet all the pre-requisites and co-requisites for the module.

5. Submit Your Registration

After selecting the module, review your registration details. Ensure all personal information is up-to-date and correct. Once confirmed, submit your registration.

6. Pay the Required Fees

Registration is not complete until the necessary fees are paid. Use the fee quotation link on the UNISA website to calculate the cost of your modules. Payments can be made through various methods, including bank deposits, EFTs, or credit card payments.

7. Confirmation of Registration

After submitting your registration and making the payment, you will receive a confirmation email. Ensure that you keep a copy of this confirmation for your records.

Important Considerations to Register a Failed Module at UNISA

• Deadlines: Be mindful of the registration deadlines for both semester and year modules. Missing these deadlines can delay your academic progress.
• Maximum Modules: Do not exceed the maximum number of modules allowed per semester or year, as this could result in delays in processing your registration.
• Financial Planning: Ensure that you have sufficient funds to cover the registration fees. If necessary, adjust the number of modules you are registering for to fit your budget.

Additional Support to Register a Failed Module at UNISA

If you need further assistance with the registration process, UNISA provides several resources:

• Counselling Services: For academic guidance and support, contact UNISA’s counselling services via email at counselling@unisa.ac.za.
• Financial Queries: For issues related to fee payments, you can reach out to the UNISA Student Fees department.

By following these steps, you can efficiently re-register for a failed module and continue your academic journey without unnecessary delays. You can make an appointment with a student counsellor to discuss how you can move forward with your studies. Contact them at counselling@unisa.ac.za or book an online appointment to have a discussion..

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