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Deputy Criticizes University Admission Process
Deputy Ibrahim Al-Humaydi confirmed that Jordan's education and university admissions system faces significant challenges that require urgent solutions. These include improvisation in handling the admissions process, criteria that do not consider students' ability to enroll in specialized fields such as medicine and engineering, the absence of certain subjects in some regions, and the rising registration and program fees, which can reach up to 150 Jordanian dinars per credit hour, placing a heavy burden on families. He also emphasized that many students are forced to study medicine abroad, leading to the outflow of more than one billion Jordanian dinars annually from the Jordanian economy. He called for improving the available options for students and beneficiaries and reducing the costs associated with studying medicine abroad. The goal is to implement practical solutions to safeguard students' and families' rights and to keep funds within the national economy.
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