Ho Chi Minh City Open University announces regular university enrollment in 2025

(NLDO) - Ho Chi Minh City Open University has just announced enrollment for the 2025 school year with many admission methods, expanding opportunities for candidates.

Ho Chi Minh City Open University's 2025 enrollment information shows that the school uses 3 groups of admission methods, including:

Trường ĐH Mở TP HCM công bố tuyển sinh đại học chính quy năm 2025- Ảnh 1. — In 2025, Ho Chi Minh City Open University will enroll 5,500 students. Photo: School Fanpage

1. Group of admission methods according to admission regulations:

- Direct admission, priority admission according to regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training.

- Admission based on high school graduation exam results in 2025.

2. Grouping methods according to the school's own admission plan, admission methods are prioritized in the following order:

- Priority admission for candidates with:

+ International certificates such as IB from 26 points or more.

+ A-Level from C or above in each subject.

+ SAT test results from 1100 points or higher.

- Priority is given to students with good academic performance at high schools:

+ Good academic results and good training results from high schools in group 1 and group 2 with international language certificates according to regulations.

+ Good academic results and good training results in high schools group 1 and group 2.

- Admission based on high school academic results with international language certificates according to regulations.

- Admission based on high school academic results (transcript).

3. Group of admission methods for competency assessment exams:

- Computer-based college entrance exam (VSAT) 2025.

- Ho Chi Minh City National University's 2025 Competency Assessment Exam.

According to Ho Chi Minh City Open University, tuition fees for the 2025 enrollment period range from 24 to 49.5 million VND/year (depending on the major). In addition, the school has set aside 50 billion VND to consider and grant scholarships to students.