At the consulting booth of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU, candidates and their parents receive direct advice from teachers who are members of the University's Admissions Consulting Board and from a number of faculties and training institutes. The information provided is diverse, from how to change admission wishes to information related to 28 training programs in Social Sciences and Humanities, career opportunities, training methods, admission scores... With the advantages of confirmed training quality and the advantages of dual degree training, credit training allowing early graduation, opportunities for overseas internships..., the majors of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities receive the attention of many candidates.
Talking about the highlights of this year's University and College Admissions Consulting Day, MSc. Nguyen Van Hong (admissions officer, Training Department) said: Some of the school's outstanding training majors that many students are interested in asking for information about are Journalism, Oriental Studies, Tourism and Travel Services Management, Hotel Management, Management Science, etc. Mr. Hong noted that candidates should refer to the entrance scores of each major in each year, the number of enrollment targets, clearly understand the process of changing online admission wishes and changing wishes through the registration form. He especially emphasized that if candidates love a major the most, they should choose that major as their first choice even if they only have a 0.1% chance. Because all wishes are considered equally. To increase the chance of being admitted to the school, he also advised students on majors that are related to their personal interests but at the same time are suitable for the candidates' scores.
Coming to the school's consulting booth, Nguyen Kien An (Hanoi) said: My brother has been orienting me to study Journalism at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi since the first years of high school. As far as I know, the school trains many types of journalism, so job opportunities will be more open, so I registered for admission to the Journalism major with all 3 groups C00, D01, D78. However, I am still wondering what knowledge I will be trained in when studying at the school, so I came here to find out more information.
Coming to consult about the Tourism and Travel Services Management major, Nguyen Thu Hong (Hanoi) commented: “The consultants were very enthusiastic. Even though I had researched online, I was still uncertain about what I would learn at school and what the job opportunities would be after graduation. Thanks to the consultants, I have more confidence in my choice.”
“I really like Hanoi University of Humanities, so I have registered 11 wishes to your school. I must study Humanities." - candidate named Trang participated in the consultation and shared.
Not only candidates, many parents also accompanied their children in this University and College Admissions Consulting Day. Mr. Hung - a parent - could not hide his concern: "My nephew is shy so he hasn't decided what he likes yet. Hanoi University of Social Sciences and Humanities is a leading university in social sciences and humanities so I took him there for advice on majors. Finding a job after graduation is not difficult, I just hope he can choose the major he likes.”.
Career opportunities after graduation is the second focus of candidates during the consultation session. Most of them want to know clearly what job they will do after graduation.
This year, Hanoi University of Social Sciences and Humanities has 03 more High-quality Training Programs according to Circular 23 of the Ministry of Education (CTĐT CLC TT23) on Journalism, Management Science and Information Management. At the Festival, the Advisory Board introduced to candidates the differences between the Standard Training Program and CTĐT CLC TT23. Accordingly, students studying CTĐT CLC TT23 will study in classes with advantages in terms of curriculum, lecturers, and facilities compared to the Standard Training Program. However, students studying CTĐT CLC TT23 will have to pay higher tuition fees according to training costs. They will be supported in internships, practice and finding jobs after graduation.
Coming to the consultation session, candidates not only had their concerns about admission scores, training programs, tuition fees, and job opportunities after graduation answered; but were also advised on many other useful and interesting information such as how to register to increase their chances of admission, scholarship opportunities, extracurricular activities, a diverse system of student clubs that students can join when entering the school... The good, dynamic, and enthusiastic spirit of Humanities has been fueled by teachers and previous generations of Humanities students to welcome and lead the next generation of Humanities students from today.
Author:Nguyen Nga, Le Huy
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