Due to the impact of storm No. 5, many parents and candidates are having difficulty traveling in Hanoi, traveling from the Central region to school due to weather conditions or difficulties in buying bus tickets.
In response to feedback from parents and students, Phenikaa University has offered many support policies for new students entering the school. In particular, the school has announced online admission instructions to candidates through the official website.
The school encourages students to complete formal admission between August 25 and August 30. At the same time, Phenikaa University also supports candidates to complete admission procedures in the supplementary period at the Admissions and Communications Department from September 4 to September 6.
For candidates who have not completed the online confirmation step, the school will provide guidance and direct support when they come to complete the admission procedures.
Sharing when enrolled in school, Can Minh Dat (Hanoi) said: While waiting for the results, I was extremely nervous and worried. When I enrolled in the Automotive Engineering major, I was given detailed instructions by teachers and the school also divided the areas for us to facilitate when submitting my application.
Sharing about the policy to support students in school, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Phu Khanh - Vice Principal of Phenikaa University said: "Given the traffic situation and travel restrictions due to storm No. 5, the school has divided media groups and study counseling groups to be able to guide and support in detail on how to get students in school".
In addition, according to Mr. Khanh, the Youth Union of Phenikaa University also organized consultations and support to help students from afar find suitable and safe accommodation and rooms.
The school also introduced many new points to support new students to get used to a new learning environment. This includes organizing skills courses, conveying experiences in studying and living for children.
In addition, Phenikaa University is operating a scholarship fund of about 50 billion to give to new students. These include different levels such as talent scholarships, presidential scholarships and opening additional research scholarships to help candidates have the opportunity to develop in research rooms" - Mr. Khanh added.
