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The article discusses developments in Jordan's higher education system, highlighting recent parliamentary debates focused on regulating and assessing the new pathways and fields system to ensure that secondary education outputs align with available university majors and to promote fairness in admission opportunities. The reforms include new regulatory measures, such as improving guidance and counseling mechanisms and introducing specialized programs at peripheral universities, like hair care and cosmetology, which will be available to students after secondary school results. Additionally, there is an emphasis on adjusting the number of seats in medical majors, with the acceptance of dental students increasing to 320, compared to 256 in the previous year, ensuring a balance between capacity and educational quality. The parliamentary committee reaffirmed the importance of cooperation between the Ministries of Education and Higher Education, as well as the evaluation of the pathways system, to guarantee a fair and stable learning environment, along with organizing future admission processes to ensure stability and quality in education.
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