The South East Technological University (SETU), formed by the merger of Waterford Institute of Technology and Carlow IT, does not publicly disclose an official acceptance rate. Irish universities typically do not publish this metric, as admissions are based on meeting specific entry requirements rather than competitive quotas.
SETU evaluates applicants on factors like Leaving Certificate points, relevant qualifications, or portfolio submissions for creative courses. Entry thresholds vary by program, with some requiring higher points than others. Prospective students should consult SETU’s course pages or the CAO for specific entry criteria, as acceptance depends on meeting these standards rather than a fixed rate.
