High schoolers warned against studying unrelated majors abroad
The Director of the Unified Admission Coordination Unit at the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research warned high school students wishing to study abroad not to enroll in university majors that do not align with the field of study they pursued in high school. He explained that university degrees from institutions outside Jordan will not be recognized if the chosen major conflicts with the student's high school field of study. For example, a student who studied engineering in high school and then enrolled in medicine at a foreign university will not have their degree recognized upon return. This warning comes simultaneously with the results of the general secondary education exams and the procedures for selecting university majors. It emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the chosen major matches the high school field of study before enrollment to ensure the qualification will be recognized upon return.
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