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Entry for New Zealand secondary school students

Get a head-start on your future with an early offer from Bond 

If you are currently completing secondary school in New Zealand, apply with your latest School Results Summary and receive an offer to study at Bond before you complete your studies.  

On this page, you’ll find everything you need to know about applying for an early offer.  

How it works

Bond’s early offer initiative is designed to simplify your transition from high school to university.  

Students completing the New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)

Receiving an early offer to Bond

1. Complete your application

The first step is to apply directly with us. Complete our simple, free online application using your latest School Results Summary, downloaded from your MyNZQA portal.  

HOW TO APPLY

2. Leave it with us to assess

We will assess your application and grades against the minimum entry requirements for Bond’s undergraduate programs. Please note that our Medical Program does not qualify for direct entry. 

3. Receive an offer

If you meet the entry requirements for an undergraduate degree or some of our diplomas at Bond, you will receive an offer. This offer may be conditional on meeting any subject prerequisite requirements for your program. 

4. Accept your offer

If your offer is unconditional, all you need to do is accept your offer. Congratulations, you're a Bondy!

How it works

What secondary school grades do I need to achieve for an offer?

Bond acknowledges that schools in New Zealand offer various high school curricula, including NCEA, the International Baccalaureate (IB), and GCE Advanced Level (A-Levels). 

The table below outlines the entry scores required for NCEA, IB, and A-Levels for some of our programs at Bond:

ProgramEquivalent ATAR (Australian Year 12 tertiary admission ranking)NCEA rank score                   

Predicted International Baccalaureate (IB)

International Baccalaureate (IB)         GCE Advanced Level (A Level) - 3A levels**

Bachelor of Actuarial Science

Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Actuarial Science

90

260

34

32

12.0

Bachelor of Laws

Bachelor of Laws combined degrees

85

240

32

30

10.0

Bachelor of Biomedical Science

Bachelor of Data Analytics

Bachelor of Business Law

Bachelor of Jurisprudence

80

200

30

28

8.0

Bachelor of Design in Architecture

75

180

28

26

7.0

Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science  

Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Performance  

Bachelor of Policy, Philosophy and Economics  

70

170

27

25

6.0

All other undergraduate programs not listed above  

65

160

26

24

5.0

**Aggregate of best three (3) A Levels (can substitute max 2 AS Levels for 1 A Level if different subjects studied). Calculation A*=6, A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 

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