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Waterford Institute of Technology’s (WIT) annual CAO open evening takes place on Tuesday 17th April from 5.30-7.30pm on the institute’s Cork Road campus.
The open evening gives prospective students the chance to explore the campus and talk to their future lecturers about specific course information. It is the final CAO open event of the year and an ideal chance for prospective students, friends and family members to become familiar with the campus and ask questions.
In addition to general talks, there will be a series of information sessions about student fees, grants and the Student Universal Support Ireland (SUSI) application process. Bookings are also being taken on the WIT website for the popular Hour of Code. Other specialist talks will include the Bachelor of Business (Hons) information event and engineering talks concentrating on 3D, quantity surveying and sustainable energy engineering.
WIT has 70 CAO courses which include a selection of ‘common entry’ courses for September 2018. The closing date for late applications is 1st May at 5.15pm and the online change of mind facility is open between midday on 5th May and 5.15pm on 1st July.
Details of WIT’s CAO open evening can be found online. Anyone who can’t make it on the evening can book a campus tour for another date online.
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