important reminder
If you applied to Hull College using your school email address, please contact our admissions team to update your email. This will help us stay connected with you throughout the enrolment process. You can update your email by contacting us at [email protected].
ENROLEMENT FOR 2026/27 IS NOT YET OPEN
What is Enrolment?
Enrolment is the final step in confirming your place with us. It’s your way of saying: “Yes, I’m in!” It’s also how we check and confirm your details, make sure you’re on the right course, and get everything sorted before you officially start with us in September.
Our Enrolment process happens every year and is split into two parts: an online form and an in-person appointment at our Queen’s Gardens campus in the city centre.
Until both parts are completed, your place isn’t fully confirmed – so it’s really important to get everything done.
It’s also important to check your emails carefully as all communications will be sent to the email address we hold for you. Our Enrolment email will tell you everything you need to know for your visit.
This year Enrolment is between August 19 and August 29.
your in-person appointment
Once your online form is done, you’ll be ready to come into college for your in-person appointment. This will take place in our Horncastle Building between Tuesday 19th August and Friday 29th August, and you’ll be given a specific date and time to attend. This step is just as important – so don’t miss it!
If you can’t make your scheduled slot for any reason, just get in touch with us as soon as possible to rearrange. You can call us on or email [email protected].
On the day you come into to complete your enrolment, you will need to bring the following with you:
- Proof of your identity (passport, birth certificate, or driving licence)
- Your exam results (GCSEs or equivalent)
- Any other documents we’ve requested in your invite email
- And of course… a smile!
If your nationality is not British or if your nationality is British and you have not lived in the UK for the last three years, you will also need to provide one of the following in order for us to assess whether you are a home or international fee payer: Copy of Passport / Visa / Residence Permit / Screenshot of EU Settlement Scheme Immigration Portal showing Settled or Pre-settled status.
What Happens at Your Appointment?
This is when things start to feel real! At your appointment, our tutors will check your details, confirm your course, issue your student ID card, and give you your timetable for the first week of term.
You’ll also have the chance to speak to our support staff about travel passes, bursaries, and anything else you might need help with.
By the time you leave, you’ll be fully enrolled and ready to begin your journey as a Hullraiser!
Returning and Progressing Students
We’re just as excited to welcome back our returning and progressing students for another successful year at Hull College!
To make things simple, you’ll just need to complete the online enrolment form – that’s it! You don’t need to come in for a face-to-face appointment like new students do.
Your new timetable and college lanyard will be ready for you during the week commencing Monday 1st September – we’ll send you an appointment for collection, so keep an eye out. And of course, mark your calendar for the first day of term on Monday 8th September.
If you’ve got any questions or need a hand with anything, our enrolment team is here to help – just drop us an email at [email protected] or give us a call on 01482 329943.
We can’t wait to see you back on campus and wish you the very best for the year ahead!
financial help
If you are concerned about your finances while you study, our dedicated team of experts can guide you through all the options available.
Discover more by visiting our student finance page.
