Low GPA from abroad limits Tawjihi admission
The article focused on the warnings issued by the Ministry of Education in Jordan regarding obtaining the General Secondary Certificate "Tawjihi" from outside the country. It emphasized that low grades on such certificates do not help improve chances of admission to official universities. The Ministry clarified that the new Tawjihi system provides students with greater flexibility by offering exams over two years, thereby increasing opportunities for success and qualification for university education within Jordan. It also warned students against being exploited through fake advertisements funded by unrecognized offices, which promise certificates obtained abroad that are neither equivalent nor recognized, potentially leading to wasted time, effort, and money. The ministry urged students to take advantage of domestic educational opportunities and promised to take legal action against those promoting counterfeit certificates.
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