The provided flowchart illustrates the sequential procedure that high school graduates must follow to gain entry into a university. Overall, the process is linear but incorporates several decision points that can lead to either further documentation, rejection, or alternative pathways.
Initially, students must obtain their high school qualifications and download an application form from the university website. Once the documentation is compiled, the application is submitted to the administration department. A critical stage occurs at this point, where the application is reviewed. If the administration requires additional information, the student receives a provisional acceptance, necessitating a return to the compilation stage. This feedback loop is noted to take two weeks.
Alternatively, if the application is successful, the student receives acceptance and proceeds to complete their enrolment. This phase involves selecting subjects, registering with the Dean, and finally entering the university. Conversely, if an application is rejected, the student has two options: they may either cancel their application entirely or complete a new application for an alternative course, which is then resubmitted to the administration for further consideration. The entire assessment process by the administration is marked by a two-week timeframe.