US EditionNew Regulations on the Award of Scholarships for Students. Order of Minister Was Published
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The new university year comes with bad news for students. The Ministry of Education has amended the rules for granting scholarships. Also, students will receive less money than they have received so far. New standards have already been published in the Official Monitor. The student's Bursley article has since been published. The law has been published in the Official Monitor for the first time in Romania TV.
The exchanges are agreed during the course of the educational activities and benefit from these higher state education in the areas financed by the state budget.The new provisions appear in order to amend the Annex to the Order of Minister of Education No 6.463/2023 on the approval of general criteria for the exchange agreement and other forms of financial support from the state budget for students and students from higher education, which has b…
The new school year is just around the corner, and as every year, thousands of students will be counted who will benefit from the MEC grant to cover some costs linked to the studies, such as the [...] Entry The MEC scholarship procedures begin for the 2025/2026 course How can I know if my application goes on?It was first published in Cadena Dial.
The government reduces students' scholarships by 40%. Students' scholarships will only be agreed during courses, without breaks. Only budget students will benefit from scholarships. Tax students will no longer be eligible, regardless of performance. Romania's universities will receive less money for each student, and students' scholarships will suffer significant reductions. The Ministry of Education has published in the Official Monitor a new o…
The Ministry of Education has published rules for the award of scholarships in the new school and university year. Students will be able to continue to benefit from merit fees and social fees, but only those from the budget.
ANOSR argues that the new methodology of Romania's university scholarships creates inequalities and discriminates against students with tax, limiting their access to scholarships and reducing their amount.
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