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EducationEditorially reviewed 02/09/2026

Enrolling in higher education

Find out how to apply for undergraduate and integrated programmes, arrange your priority list and complete enrolment after the final ranking list.

Cost

Depends on the candidate and institution

Usual time

According to the annual calendar

Responsible institution

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How would you like to apply?

Documents and steps differ depending on how you apply.

Final enrolment under the higher education institution’s rules

After earning the right to enrol, the institution determines documents, deadline, enrolment method and possible costs.

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Applications for study programmes and ranking-list monitoring take place through the National Information System for Higher Education Applications.

Required documents

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Final enrolment under the higher education institution’s rules

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Steps

Final enrolment under the higher education institution’s rules

  1. 1

    Complete examinations and special assessments

    Pass required state-matura exams and attend additional assessments held by the higher education institution.

  2. 2

    Complete enrolment at the higher education institution

    After receiving an enrolment number, follow the faculty’s instructions on documents, deadlines, online or in-person enrolment and payment.

Apply through Postani student

  1. 1

    Check requirements for preferred studies

    Check required state-matura exams and levels, special assessments, quotas and possible additional documents.

  2. 2

    Sign in or register in the system

    Check personal details, grades, state-matura results and other information affecting scoring.

  3. 3

    Apply for study programmes

    Choose preferred programmes and rank them with the programme you most want to enrol in first.

  4. 4

    Complete examinations and special assessments

    Pass required state-matura exams and attend additional assessments held by the higher education institution.

  5. 5

    Follow ranking lists and prerequisites

    Regularly check your score, fulfilled prerequisites and Central Applications Office notices.

  6. 6

    Finalise your genuine priority list

    Before the final ranking list, remove programmes you definitely do not intend to enrol in and confirm the list when the system asks.

  7. 7

    Complete enrolment at the higher education institution

    After receiving an enrolment number, follow the faculty’s instructions on documents, deadlines, online or in-person enrolment and payment.

Prices and deadlines

ProcedurePriceDeadline

Application and final enrolment

There may be costs for additional assessments, document processing, an enrolment fee or tuition contribution. The institution publishes exact amounts.

Depends on the candidate and institutionAccording to the annual calendar

Important notes

  • Each study has its own prerequisites, quota and possible additional assessments.
  • The priority list determines the programme in which a candidate can earn the right to enrol; the most desired programme must be highest.
  • Receiving an enrolment number is not the end of the procedure: complete enrolment according to the higher education institution’s instructions.
  • A candidate who does not enrol in a study where they earned the right may incur an opportunity cost if the institution has prescribed one.
  • Candidates educated outside Croatia have additional obligations to submit and recognise qualifications.

Common mistakes

  • Ranking studies by expected points rather than genuine preference.
  • Not checking special prerequisites and additional-assessment deadlines.
  • Not submitting documents unavailable in official registers in time.
  • Missing the faculty’s separate final-enrolment deadline after the final ranking list.
  • Leaving a programme on the list that the candidate does not intend to enrol in.

Institutions

Official sources

Information was editorially reviewed on 02/09/2026. Before applying, check the latest information on official websites.

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