The diagram illustrates the steps for high school students to apply for university.
In summary, completing the application form can lead to two outcomes: rejection or acceptance of enrollment. The acceptance of enrollment involves four procedures, including subject selection, registration with the Dean, and university admission.
Firstly, as high school graduation approaches, students need to fill out the application form, which can be downloaded from the website. Alternatively, for an alternative course, there is an option to skip the documentation compilation step and directly send it to the administration. Upon sending an email to the Admin, students will receive a letter indicating either rejection or acceptance. If a rejection email is received, the only solution is to cancel the application.
Secondly, provisional acceptance, lasting for 14 days, requires additional documents. After finalizing the documentation compilation, it may take two weeks to complete the acceptance of enrollment. Students who receive acceptance must then choose major and minor subjects. Following the last registration, the final step is university admission.
