February 25, release of 2016 University and College Admissions Handbook

This year is the second year of the national high school exam, both for graduation and for university and college admissions. To help students visualize this exam, the handbook includes a section on Looking Back at the 2015 National High School Exam to help students feel more confident when taking the 2016 exam. In addition, there are the latest changes in the 2016 exam and admission regulations that have just been announced by the Ministry of Education and Training, such as exam clusters, admission wishes and methods, exam questions, priority policies, etc.

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In addition, the handbook also presents a comprehensive picture of the admission methods of universities and colleges, including separate admission methods, subject combinations, admission quotas, new majors that schools will enroll in 2016, and priority and direct admission policies of the schools. Experienced teachers shared tips on reviewing subjects according to the national high school exam; top students in the 2015 university and college admissions also shared tips on reviewing and taking exams to achieve high scores.

2016 University and College Admissions Handbook 140 pages, attractive content, beautiful presentation.

In particular, the handbook focuses on career guidance, helping students orient themselves in choosing the right major. Experts provide analysis and forecasts on majors that need human resources; perspectives on majors that are of interest to society... The handbook is also a useful resource with benchmark scores of hundreds of universities from 2013, 2014, 2015 updated. This is a valuable information channel in choosing a major and a school to have the opportunity to be admitted to the major and school that students love and that is suitable for their abilities.

In addition, the handbook has a section on Entering University, helping new students get acquainted with university learning methods, tuition fees of schools, necessary skills to find a job after graduation, etc.

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