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The Trump administration's drastic overhaul of the refugee admissions program, which was formally added to the federal register on Thursday, prioritizes white South Africans for resettlement in the United States. Refugee admissions will now target Afrikaners, drastically reducing the ceiling from 125,000 people to 7,500 for
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The Sindh College Education Department launched a Universal Access Number (UAN) service to facilitate admission guidance for intermediate students and their parents. Education Minister Syed Sardar Ali Shah inaugurated the UAN service, which aims to make the admission process easier for students by providing guidance from home. The service is
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As college admission notices continue to arrive in Liangzhou District, Gansu Province, China, the district's credit-based student loan program has become a vital support system for thousands of families seeking to fund their children's higher education. The program, implemented in July, has processed over 5,213
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As students begin their university education, a new unexpected financial burden has arisen, with some being asked to pay up to Sh50,000 to secure admission, a sum that many poor families cannot afford. The Higher Education Loans Board (Helb) has delayed the disbursement of loans and scholarships, forcing students
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The University of Delhi will today complete the registration process for its certificate course on patents. The fifth batch of the course will start from September 1 in a hybrid format, requiring students to devote 48 hours of online study and 12 hours of offline study. The course aims to
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Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant has encouraged Class 12 students to utilize the CM Scholarship Portal to secure admissions into professional colleges, assuring that financial constraints will not hinder their higher education. The state government's single-window scholarship platform aims to simplify the process, providing fee reimbursements and support
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Cambodian students who previously studied in Thailand began returning home amid increasing tensions along the Cambodia-Thailand border. The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport has been working to expedite the admission process for these students, allowing them to quickly resume their studies with scholarships. During a meeting with returning scholarship
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The Lagos State University of Education (LASUED) has announced plans to conduct a drug test on all 4,500 of its prospective students prior to admission. This decision was made by the institution's Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Bilkis Lafiaji-Okuneye, who cited the need to maintain a drug-free environment on campus.
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The Vice Chancellor of Lagos State University of Education (LASUED), Professor Bilkis Lafiaji-Okuneye, has announced that all 4,500 prospective students will undergo a mandatory drug test before admission. This decision comes in response to a recent incident involving a drug-addicted student who caused panic in the school. Lafiaji-Okuneye believes
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Liverpool students and schools have been celebrating following the announcement of their A-level results, with many securing places at top universities and expressing excitement for their future endeavors. According to UCAS, 82% of UK 18-year-old applicants awaiting a decision on results day secured their first choice, a proportion that remained
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Thousands of hopeful students in Nigeria apply to universities each year with clear visions of their future careers, but for many, their dreams are abruptly redirected when admission letters arrive, offering them courses they never chose. The result is a generation of young people forced to adjust their ambitions overnight,
