The given flow chart shows the steps that high school students have to take in order to enter university.
Overall, each student begins once they have obtained their high school degree, at some point they will be accepted or rejected, and this may end with either entering university or cancelling their application.
Firstly, each student has to have a high school diploma in order to apply to the university. Then, they need to download and complete an application form from the university website and send it to the admin. Once the application form reaches the administration, there are three pathways: acceptance with complete enrolment, provisional acceptance, and rejection. If the applicant is rejected, they can cancel their application or complete an application for an alternative course, and resend the new application to the admin.
On the other hand, the applicant may receive a provisional acceptance or a complete acceptance after two weeks since the admin receives the application. If the applicant receives a provisional acceptance, this means they are required to provide more documentation, once this has been compiled, this can be sent to the admin, where it can be reassessed. However, if the applicant receives a complete acceptance, they are required to select a subject, then register with the dean and finally enter university.