This diagram illustrates the process of applying to a university for high school graduates. Overall, the procedure involves several steps, from the beginning of the application to the end of the application to inform and ensure that all students are able to meet all the necessary requirements.
First, individuals who have obtained a high school diploma must visit the university website to find and complete the application form. Second, after completing the form they must submit it to the administration office. The administration staff then evaluates the application and decides whether the student is fully accepted, provisionally accepted, or rejected.
If a student is rejected, their application is canceled. However, the student is given the opportunity to apply to another program of study and resubmit their application to the administration office. For those who are provisionally accepted, they must provide additional documentation and resubmit it to the administration office for further assessment.
If a student is fully accepted, the next step is to select their elective courses, register with the faculty dean, and complete additional application requirements. Once all these steps are completed, the student is officially registered and can attend the university.
In conclusion, the procedure for University admission for high school graduates is a comprehensive process involving initial application, assessment and final registration, ensuring that all necessary criteria are met for successful admission.