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Abdel Ghaffar proposes options for port said students
The article discusses the details of the decision by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research regarding the situation of 85 students affected by the reevaluation of the number of accepted students in medical colleges at the University of Port Said. The ministry issued three options for the students: to continue their studies in the pharmacy program at the University of Port Said, to transfer to physical therapy and dentistry programs at the University of Ismailia, or to pursue medicine, physical therapy, and dentistry at King Salman University. So far, 36 students have enrolled in private and community medical colleges, while 19 others withdrew their files and moved to King Salman University. This brings the total number of students eligible for medicine to 55. Some students chose other specialties such as pharmacy and dentistry, while 12 students are still undecided about their options. Efforts are ongoing to facilitate their transfer based on available opportunities, along with providing structured training at King Salman University’s hospitals, which has seen high demand.
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