All first-year students must take an entrance test in order to complete their enrollment. These tests are not selective and do not prevent students from enrolling in their desired degree programs. Instead, they serve to verify the presence of some basic knowledge necessary for a successful academic path.
If the test is not passed, it is still possible to enroll, but students will be required to undertake additional activities aimed at fulfilling the Additional Educational Requirements (OFA).
Students must fulfill the OFA requirements within their first year of study.
OFA Recovery
The OFA requirements can be met by attending specific workshops. Details about the recovery methods will soon be provided on this page, with distinctions based on the specific degree programs. The consequences of not meeting the OFA requirements within each degree program will also be specified.