University Application Admission Results Announced: Distribution Rate Hits 4-Year High, Vacancies Hit 5-Year Low
For the 115th academic year, the university application admission results show a distribution rate of 56.31%, the highest in 4 years, and 7,823 vacancies, the lowest in 5 years.
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(Central News Agency, reporter Xu Zhiwei, Taipei, 11th) The results for the 115th academic year university application admission channel were announced today. There were 50,450 slots, 78,280 applicants, and 44,082 students were placed, resulting in a placement rate of 56.31%, the highest in the past 4 years. The number of vacancies was 7,823, the lowest in the past 5 years.
The University Admissions Committee announced the unified placement results for the 115th academic year university application admission channel starting at 9:00 AM today. Universities offered 50,450 slots for general students (excluding additional quotas), with 78,280 applicants. The total number of admissions (including both primary and waitlist offers) across all universities was 124,629.
According to data from the Admissions Committee, because applicants may be admitted to multiple departments, they must register their order of preference online. A total of 47,672 people completed online preference registration, and 44,082 were placed, resulting in a placement rate of 56.31%, the highest in 4 years.
Regarding vacancies, the 115th academic year university application admission channel had 7,823 vacancies, 373 fewer than the 114th academic year, marking the lowest number in 5 years. Among these, the Department of History at Fo Guang University admitted one additional student beyond its original quota.
The Admissions Committee analyzed that the decrease in vacancies compared to the 114th academic year is due to an increase in the number of university admission slots and a higher willingness of students to enroll, leading to an increase in the number of applicants registering their preferences. Vacancies from unfilled slots and those resulting from admitted students declining their offers will be reallocated to the university centralized placement admission process. (Editor: Huang Mingxi) 1150611
The University Admissions Committee announced the unified placement results for the 115th academic year university application admission channel starting at 9:00 AM today. Universities offered 50,450 slots for general students (excluding additional quotas), with 78,280 applicants. The total number of admissions (including both primary and waitlist offers) across all universities was 124,629.
According to data from the Admissions Committee, because applicants may be admitted to multiple departments, they must register their order of preference online. A total of 47,672 people completed online preference registration, and 44,082 were placed, resulting in a placement rate of 56.31%, the highest in 4 years.
Regarding vacancies, the 115th academic year university application admission channel had 7,823 vacancies, 373 fewer than the 114th academic year, marking the lowest number in 5 years. Among these, the Department of History at Fo Guang University admitted one additional student beyond its original quota.
The Admissions Committee analyzed that the decrease in vacancies compared to the 114th academic year is due to an increase in the number of university admission slots and a higher willingness of students to enroll, leading to an increase in the number of applicants registering their preferences. Vacancies from unfilled slots and those resulting from admitted students declining their offers will be reallocated to the university centralized placement admission process. (Editor: Huang Mingxi) 1150611
FAQ
What was the placement rate for the 115th academic year university application admission?
It was 56.31%, the highest in 4 years.
How many vacancies were there in the 115th academic year university application admission?
There were 7,823 vacancies, the lowest in 5 years.
What is the main reason for the decrease in vacancies?
An increase in university admission slots and higher student willingness to enroll.