Which Colleges & Universities Use CAO For Applications?


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The Central Applications Office, also referred to as CAO, is used by many colleges and universities in South Africa for applications. Here's which colleges and universities use CAO and other information you will need.


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Universities and colleges such as the Durban University of Technology and Regent Business School use the Central Applications Office (CAO) for their applications for admission. 

What is CAO?

CAO is a centralised applications service offering access to the fullest range of study opportunities in Higher and Further Education in KZN - South Africa. Because you can submit your CAO online application on CAO, you can also check your CAO application status on CAO.

What are the CAO Universities?

Universities Where You Make A CAO Application

  • Durban University of Technology
  • Mangosuthu University of Technology
  • University of Kwazulu-Natal
  • University of Zululand

Colleges Where You Make A CAO Application

  • AAA School of Advertising
  • Berea College of Technology
  • Berea Technical College
  • Stadio
  • CTU Training Solutions
  • Central Technical College 
  • ICESA Education
  • iStudent
  • PAX College
  • Regent Business School
  • Richfield Graduate Institute of Technology
  • Varsity College: Business School
  • MANCOSA
  • Management and Leadership Academy
  • Eduvos

Related Article: How To Check Your CAO Application Status

 

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Many higher education institutions in South Africa, mainly Kwazulu-Natal, use CAO for their applications. As they say, "One Form! One Fee! One Office! … easy!", students can still find assistance in using the porgramme here. 


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