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As per my knowledge yes, it is possible to change universities in South Africa, but the process may depend on a variety of factors, such as the specific universities involved, the degree programme, and the stage of the academic year. Here are some general things to consider when transferring between universities in South Africa:
Check the admission requirements of the university you want to transfer to, and make sure you meet them. Contact the admissions office of the university you want to transfer to, and find out if they accept transfer students and what the process is. If you are currently studying at a South African university, check with your current university about their policy on transfers and what documentation you need to provide to initiate the process. Transferring to a different university can sometimes affect your academic progress, and you may need to redo some courses or credits. Speak to academic advisers at both universities to determine what courses you may need to repeat or make up. Note that transfer credits may not be available for all courses, so be prepared to repeat some courses if necessary. Overall, transferring universities in South Africa is possible, but it is important to research and plan carefully to ensure a smooth transition.

If you are looking for an idea about the quality of education with Georgian College, it is a great school. I went there and I felt confident that I learned valuable skills about my chosen industry. Personally, I feel that Georgian College, depending on your career ambitions and goals, it is a great place to start. If you are looking to get into an executive business career you should consider moving on to university afterwards to acquire more management and specialised business skills. I have chosen that route myself. You can transfer your Diploma towards a university degree after you graduate, then just complete another 2 to 3 years in university and graduate with both a Diploma and degree.