Trang Hà |
Many universities plan to adjust their enrollment plans from 2025, including reducing or eliminating the quota for considering high school graduation exam scores.
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For many students, the fact that schools have eliminated or drastically reduced the quota for considering high school transcripts does not have much of an impact, but for some students this is a disadvantage.
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Many 12th graders are looking forward to universities announcing their 2025 enrollment plans so they can proactively develop their admission strategies.
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According to forecasts of some experts, many universities will tend to reduce the ratio of quotas based on high school graduation exam scores.
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On January 13, prosecutors proposed the death penalty for former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol.
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Hanoi - The revolutionary memorial house of Mr. Ta Dinh Tan in Cau Giay ward is under site clearance and relocation according to the Ring Road 2.5 project plan.
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Lacquer horse mascots priced at millions of VND are chosen by many business people as Tet gifts thanks to their feng shui meaning and the message of smooth traffic at the beginning of the year.
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Hanoi - The inspection team determined the responsibility of many officials of Soc Son commune for delays and sluggishness in resolving dossiers, affecting people's rights.
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Hanoi - The Ring Road 2.5 project, Dam Hong - National Highway 1A section, is expected to be completed and technically opened to traffic in January 2026.
Anh Thư |
For many students, the fact that schools have eliminated or drastically reduced the quota for considering high school transcripts does not have much of an impact, but for some students this is a disadvantage.
Trang Hà |
Many 12th graders are looking forward to universities announcing their 2025 enrollment plans so they can proactively develop their admission strategies.
Trang Hà |
According to forecasts of some experts, many universities will tend to reduce the ratio of quotas based on high school graduation exam scores.
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