Can We Abolish Parcoursup and Open 150,000 Places in Universities as Jean-Luc Mélenchon Wishes?
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DECRYPTAGE - The leader of France has multiplied the attacks on the post-bac orientation platform. But behind this demand, it is the halt of the selection of bachelors at the entrance of the superior that is required.
This is one of the demands of high school students in France: reforming or even abolishing Parcoursup. This platform where they have to choose their orientation has become their worst nightmare. We talk about it with Pierre Mathiot, professor of Political Sciences at the Institute of Political Studies in Lille.
Opaque and generating a feeling of injustice among both the "losers" and the "winners" of meritocracy, the platform translates the anxiety of high school students not to be able to freely choose their future, analyse sociologist Annabelle Allouch and the lawyer Delphine Espagno-Abadie.
"I'm in psycho while I wanted medicine." There were several thousands to protest this Tuesday, October 13 in the streets of Nancy. Among the demands of students and high school students is the suppression of "Parcoursup", the platform for access to higher education. We met them.
Among the demands of the high school students are the request to remove Parcoursup, the door for high school students to higher education. But how do we understand this anger of high school students against Pacoursup, what does it reveal to us from the state of higher education in France?
High school students who show up focus their anger on Parcoursup, which leaves 120,000 candidates without a proposal in higher education every year. But the platform lacks less utility than humanity.
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