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Major preference matches last year's rate
The article focused on the importance of students' accuracy when registering and arranging their preferences in the third phase of university acceptance coordination. It provided advice on considering the geographical distances between universities and their place of residence, especially in Zone C, which includes many universities across different governorates. Experts emphasized that arranging preferences logically and realistically—placing closer universities first—increases students' chances of being accepted to nearby institutions and helps avoid the need for the transfer phases. The article also clarified that a student's 75th preference should receive the same level of attention as the first choice. Reviewing last year's coordination results can assist in selecting realistic and suitable preferences based on the student's overall score, while avoiding preferences that exceed their capabilities to improve the likelihood of success in the final coordination process.
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