Under the condition of insufficient scores, middle school students most affected by the epidemic and summer forest fires are expected to be admitted to several universities in Xinzhou ahead of time.
According to the Sydney Morning Front newspaper on July 7, the University of New South Wales (UNSW) has launched a conditional admission program that includes students from nearly 400 educational disadvantaged schools.
For students with lower social economic backgrounds, grades 11 and 12 will benefit from the scheme. The school will assess the students' school reports, assignments and personal statements. However, students must achieve the Australian University admission ranking points (ATAR) standard to be eligible for early admission. However, the score line will be lower than the official ranking.
The president of the University of New South Wales Ian Jacobs said students will benefit from the academic support offered by the program and are expected to be admitted with conditions before starting exams.
The University of Western Sydney (UWA) and the Catholic University of Australia (ACU) have also early admission programs based on students' grade 11 grades and personal statements.
