University enrolment quotas face limit
Twenty-three universities and colleges will have their enrolment quotas
cut by between 10 and 100 percent because of failures to meet required
conditions on lecturers and facilities.
Twenty-three universities and colleges will have their enrolment quotas
cut by between 10 and 100 percent because of failures to meet required
conditions on lecturers and facilities.
The move was announced by the Ministry of Education and Training as aiming to ensure training quality as well as equality in admissions between public and private universities and colleges.
Most universities slated for such cuts are public schools.
The HCM City Industrial University , which tops the list of schools having the deepest cut in enrolment quotas, will be allowed to enroll 7,500 students this year, compared to last year's target of 17,505 students.
The Mekong University suffered a 120 percent admission cut, while the HCM City University of Food Industry will be allowed to admit 4,000 students this year, half of its target set last year.-VNA
The move was announced by the Ministry of Education and Training as aiming to ensure training quality as well as equality in admissions between public and private universities and colleges.
Most universities slated for such cuts are public schools.
The HCM City Industrial University , which tops the list of schools having the deepest cut in enrolment quotas, will be allowed to enroll 7,500 students this year, compared to last year's target of 17,505 students.
The Mekong University suffered a 120 percent admission cut, while the HCM City University of Food Industry will be allowed to admit 4,000 students this year, half of its target set last year.-VNA
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