35 Percent of Students Not Recommended
The article discusses Mahmud Al-Khatib's announcement, the Director of the Unified Admission Coordination Unit at the Ministry of Education and Higher Education. He stated that 35% of students this year were not nominated for any of their preferred options, compared to 38% last year and 32% two years ago. The reasons behind this are due to students not meeting the minimum admission requirements for the majors they selected. Starting next Saturday, a chance will be given for students to apply for transfers and re-selection, whether for those who were not nominated for any major or for those wishing to switch to a different program after the initial nomination. The applications will be submitted electronically and will concern admission scores, showing the options where the student meets the requirements, provided that there are available spots after the application deadline closes on October 2nd. Additionally, students in the health field are now allowed to apply for several engineering majors, and students in the legal and religious fields can apply for Arabic language majors, aiming to reduce errors in choosing specialties and to facilitate easier transfer between programs within universities.
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