This guide will help you understand how to create and manage your MyLife password effectively, ensuring you have uninterrupted access to your academic resources.
What is MyLife?
MyLife is an email service provided by UNISA for its students, allowing them to communicate efficiently with faculty and peers. All official university communications are directed to your MyLife email account, making it crucial for students to have access to it.
Setting Up Your MyLife Password
To access your MyLife email and other online services, you first need to set up your MyLife password. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process:
Step 1: Visit the myUNISA Homepage
Start by going to the myUNISA homepage at my.unisa.ac.za. This is your gateway to all UNISA online services.
Step 2: Claim Your UNISA Login
If you’re a new student, you’ll need to claim your UNISA login. Look for the option to create your login credentials.
Step 3: Enter Your Student Number
Input your unique student number. This number is essential for identifying your account and linking it to your personal information.
Step 4: Provide Personal Information
Next, fill in the required personal information as prompted. This may include your name, ID number, and other relevant details.
Step 5: Read the Guidelines
UNISA provides specific guidelines regarding password creation. It’s important to read these guidelines thoroughly to ensure compliance.
Step 6: Create Your MyLife Password
Choose a strong password to protect your account. While you may be tempted to use simple passwords like “1234567,” it’s crucial to create a password that is secure yet memorable. A good format is to use a combination of letters, numbers, and special characters. For example, consider a password like “MyLife@2025” to enhance security.
Step 7: Login to myUNISA
Once you have set your password, log in to your myUNISA account using your student number and the newly created password.
Step 8: Access Your MyLife Email Account
After logging in, navigate to your MyLife email account. Ensure you check this email regularly, as it is where all official communications from UNISA will be sent.