Nghe An female students refuse the opportunity to be admitted directly to university

Dang Quynh Trang - Top student of block B in the province27,2 points (Math: 8.2; Chemistry: 10; Biology: 9). Third Prize in National Chemistry

Receiving Trang's exam results, her friends were not surprised. However, the homeroom teacher Le Thi Lan was not really satisfied with this result and expressed regret: Trang has been leading the B block in many mock exams at school and we hope she will be the valedictorian nationwide. Trang is a student who studies all subjects well and always tries hard...

Quynh Trang (second from right) with her friends in grade 12. Photo: NVCC

As for Trang, talking about her test, the former 12th grade Chemistry student of Phan Boi Chau High School said: "I regret the most about Math because I could do the following tests. However, because the time was too short, I could not complete the test as expected."

Dang Quynh Trang was the valedictorian of the Chemistry class and won third prize in the National Chemistry Competition in 11th grade. With this result, Trang of course had a direct admission to university, but Trang was still determined to take the exam because of her wish: "I want to be sure to have a place in Hanoi Medical University."

Dang Quynh Trang - valedictorian of Block B of Nghe An. Photo: NVCC

Because of this dream, when she was in 12th grade, instead of continuing to study for the national team exam, Trang decided to switch to studying for the university entrance exam, despite her family and teachers' regret.

Trang also confided that although this second choice was more difficult, it was also an opportunity for Trang to test herself. Since the day she decided to take the university entrance exam, Trang had to study harder because it seemed like she had to relearn the entire 11th grade curriculum from the beginning. Trang's secret to getting good test scores was simply "studying the textbooks carefully, doing a lot of exercises to get used to the types of questions". This is also the reason why, despite changing her major, Trang still continuously achieved valedictorian status in the mock exams.

With this result, Trang will definitely choose to enroll in Hanoi Medical University even though she had previously been notified of being admitted directly to the University of Pharmacy. She dreams of becoming a good doctor in the future to first take care of the health of her family members and help many less fortunate patients.

Luong Thi Thao Dung - Runner-up of block C of the province with 27.25 points (Literature: 8.5 points, History: 9.25, Geography: 9.5 points), Second Prize in National Geography

Luong Thi Thao Dung was a candidate with no achievements before passing the entrance exam to the Geography class at Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted. The girl from Hung Nguyen is not from a "traditional" family because her parents are both farmers, and she studied at the district school during her primary and secondary school years.

Dung's first achievement was when she was in grade 11 with the National Encouragement Prize for Excellent Students in Geography. However, with this modest result, Dung was determined to pursue the national prize in grade 12 and she did not disappoint her teachers when she won second prize.

Candidate Luong Thi Thao Dung has been awarded National Excellent Student in Geography for two consecutive years. Photo: NVCC

Having been a member of the national team for three consecutive years in high school, teachers and friends were worried about Dung when they learned that she was still determined to achieve results in the National High School Exam. Because to achieve high results in this exam, students have to spend many years preparing. Meanwhile, Dung only had 5 months to review the knowledge of grade 11, study the knowledge of grade 12 and take advanced courses. Dung's biggest motivation was to be admitted to the Oriental Studies major at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities....

In fact, Dung still has many opportunities to be admitted directly to this school and she can choose many other schools. However, she is still determined to pursue her dream because she does not want to regret it later. She also expressed her wishes in the Literature exam and said: There are many potentials to develop the country, including the potential of each individual.

With 27.75 points (not including 2.5 points), Dung's dream of entering a major university has come true. However, more importantly, through this journey, Dung is happy because she has proven her ability and is more confident in the path she has chosen.

Nguyen Trang Nhung -Runner-up in block C of the province with 27.25 points (Literature: 9 points; History: 8.75; Geography: 9.5 points), National Second Prize in Geography

Nguyen Trang Nhung was also Thao Dung’s classmate. However, while Nhung was the valedictorian, Nhung was a “failed” student from the Literature class. However, sticking with the Geography class, she was passionate and then continuously won national prizes in both 11th and 12th grade, including a second prize and a third prize.

With this double, Trang Nhung was also admitted directly to Hanoi Law University - the school that Nhung dreamed of since childhood. However, Nhung was still determined to study for the National High School Exam with the simple reason "I don't want to be an idle person".

However, what surprised Nhung the most was that she was the runner-up of the province with a very high score. Nhung also said: I regret the History subject because I made some mistakes in some questions. If I had been more careful, my score could have been better.

Nguyen Trang Nhung - a new student at Hanoi Law University. Photo: NVCC

To get this result, Nhung's secret is also very simple, which is to study and review comfortably, without creating pressure for herself. For Literature, Nhung invested more carefully and did many exercises focusing on the connection part to be able to expand and discuss the issues. Being proactive and confident is also Nhung's personality.

The new law student believes that he will do well in Law, a field that requires fairness and objectivity, a field that needs integrity and straightforwardness.