80 per cent of applicants accepted on their first application
The article reports on the results of the first application period for academic year 2026/27 at public and concessionary higher education institutions in Slovenia. Out of 18,905 available spots, 16,702 applications were processed, resulting in 12,454 candidates being accepted. Approximately 80% of accepted candidates were admitted to their first preferred study program. The acceptance decisions are available through the eVŠ system, where applicants must log in using the same method as when submitting their application. Around 3,715 candidates did not get accepted due to not meeting entry requirements or failing to complete their final exams. The Ministry of Education, Science, and Sports reported that nearly 80% of candidates were accepted into their first choice program. Some applications remain pending due to ongoing processes such as final exams, recognition of foreign qualifications, or special needs considerations. Applications for enrollment will continue until mid-August, with specific dates communicated directly by universities. Applicants dissatisfied with the decision can file a complaint within 21 days. Those who were not accepted in the first round may have another机会 in
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The article reports on the results of the first application period for academic year 2026/27 at public and concessionary higher education institutions in Slovenia. Out of 18,905 available spots, 16,702 applications were processed, resulting in 12,454 candidates being accepted. Approximately 80% of accepted candidates were admitted to their first preferred study program. The acceptance decisions are available through the eVŠ system, where applicants must log in using the same method as when submitting their application. Around 3,715 candidates did not get accepted due to not meeting entry requirements or failing to complete their final exams. The Ministry of Education, Science, and Sports reported that nearly 80% of candidates were accepted into their first choice program. Some applications remain pending due to ongoing processes such as final exams, recognition of foreign qualifications, or special needs considerations. Applications for enrollment will continue until mid-August, with specific dates communicated directly by universities. Applicants dissatisfied with the decision can file a complaint within 21 days. Those who were not accepted in the first round may have another机会 in
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information regarding university admissions in Slovenia without overt ideological slant. It provides data on acceptance rates, processing timelines, and procedural details without favoring any particular political group or ideology. The framing remains neutral, focusing
The article reports on the first enrollment period for higher education institutions in Slovenia for the academic year 2026/27. Out of 12,454 candidates who applied for their first-choice study programs, 80% were accepted. The enrollment process for accepted students will take place between July 24 and August 14. Candidates received electronic decisions via the eVŠ portal using the SI-PASS system. Over 16,700 applications were processed, with 3,715 candidates rejected due to incomplete requirements such as failing to complete high school exams. Additional 470 applications are pending, including those from students completing exams in two parts or with special statuses. A second enrollment period will run from August 20 to 27, allowing candidates who did not get into their first choice or withdrew from their accepted program to apply again.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about the university enrollment process in Slovenia without overt ideological slant. It provides balanced reporting on acceptance rates, administrative processes, and upcoming opportunities without favoring any particular political group or agenda. The tone,措
The article reports on the results of the first application round for university admissions in Slovenia for the academic year 2026/27. Out of 18,905 available spots, 12,454 candidates were accepted, with 80% being admitted to their first preferred study program. The article notes that 3,715 candidates were not accepted because they did not complete their final exams or meet the entry requirements. It outlines the process for accessing admission decisions via the eVŠ portal, the need to use the SI-PASS system, and the deadline for submitting complaints. Additional applications are still pending due to various reasons such as incomplete documentation or special circumstances. The article also mentions the timeline for enrollment, the second application period, and deadlines for applying for subsidized accommodation.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information regarding university admissions without overtly favoring any political group or ideology. It provides balanced reporting on the numbers, procedures, and timelines related to the admissions process, without taking a clear stance or using emotionally charged or
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