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No Empty Seats: Why 2026’s First-Year Class Was Full Before Matric Came Out

6 January 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

University classes for 2026 are already full, even before final exam results are out! This is because tons of students applied for very few spots. Universities used smart guessing to send out early offers, and students quickly grabbed them. They wanted to be sure they had a place after all the craziness of recent years. So, there’s not much room left for anyone else.

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