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UWC is the spot if you care about social justice and want to study in Cape Town. No application fee, but you need the right APS to get in.

Fort Hare is known for shaping leaders and activists, especially in the Eastern Cape. You need at least 26 APS to get in, so it's a real option if your marks are solid.

If you want to be a doctor, pharmacist, or health pro in Gauteng, Sefako Makgatho is all about health sciences. Most courses need at least 32 APS to get in.

VUT is all about practical skills, solid diplomas and degrees, and giving you a real shot at the job market. APS scores matter here, with bonus points for core subjects.

Wits is where you go if you want to study in Joburg and aim high. Some courses need 44+ APS and Maths, so bring your A-game if you want in.

UFS is a solid pick in the Free State if you want real options after matric. Most degrees need at least 28-34 APS to get in.

UP is known for strong academics and big campus life in Gauteng. You generally need at least 28 APS to get in, but some courses want more.

UJ is straight-up practical, with a big city vibe and solid support for first-years. You need at least 28 APS to get in, but some courses want higher.

If you want to study in Cape Town with some of the best in SA, UCT is the spot. You need to meet their strict entry criteria, so check your APS carefully.

TUT is known for practical courses that get you job-ready. You need at least 23 APS for vocational diplomas and 25 APS for most other programs.

Unisa is the big name for distance learning in SA. You need around 18 APS or higher, depending on your course, to get in.

DUT is practical, career-focused, and right in the heart of Durban. You need at least 26-28 APS for most diplomas and higher for degrees.

Walter Sisulu University is all about practical skills and real impact, especially in the Eastern Cape. You need between 18 APS and 30 APS depending on your course.

UNIZULU is a solid choice if you want career-focused degrees in KZN. You usually need at least 25 APS to get in, but check your program specifics.

Univen is a straight-talking Limpopo varsity where you need at least 30 APS for most BAs and 38 APS for Law. It's a solid shot for focused, hardworking matrics.

University of Mpumalanga is a newer campus making moves in health and tech. For exact APS scores and requirements, check the official page before you apply.

UL is proper if you want solid degrees without needing crazy high marks. Some programs need at least 28 APS or even 30 APS.

UKZN is a solid pick if you want options in science, business, or teaching. You need at least 28 APS for many degrees, but some programs want more.

Stellenbosch is known for tough entry requirements and top rankings. You need strong marks, like 65% or higher for some courses, to become a Matie.

SPU is in Kimberley, right in the Northern Cape. You need at least 25 APS to get in, but some courses want 30 APS or more.

Rhodes is all about tight-knit campus life in Makhanda. You need at least 40 APS for a solid shot at getting in here.

NWU is a practical choice if you want options across three campuses and solid programs. For some BCom degrees, you need at least 24 APS with Maths.

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University is all about practical learning in the Eastern Cape. If you want real experience with your degree, this is your spot.

Mangosuthu University of Technology is all about practical, career-focused qualifications. You usually need at least 25 APS with key subjects like Maths and Science to get in.

CUT is known for tech, engineering, and teaching degrees right in the Free State. Most courses want at least 27 APS and the right subjects to get in.