The diagram depicts multiple ways for high school graduates to apply to a university and get accepted. Overall, the process involves a number of steps before enrolment, featuring alternative methods of entry after being rejected. It is evident that all methods of applying to the university involves contact with the administrator.
Promptly after graduating high school, graduates are asked to download and fill the official application form hosted on the university’s web page. The results will be sent to the applicants within two weeks after they have submitted the complete application form to the admin. The applications can either be accepted for enrolment, rejected, or the applicants may be asked for more documentation for their submissions.
Upon receiving the acceptance email, attendees will be asked to select their subjects for the term, before they officially register to the university with the dean, which will mark their official entry into the university for the academic year. In the case that the admin requires further clarification for questions, the applicants will receive a provisional acceptance email, where they are required to compile detailed documentation to be accepted. Following a rejection letter, graduates can either cancel their application, or identify an alternative course and apply for it using the methods mentioned.