Higher Education: a Senate Report Wants to Remove the Right of All Bachelors to Pursue Studies and Not Multiply Five Registration Fees
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The Senate issues a report after the parliamentary committee of inquiry on academic excellence, which recommends that the college no longer be a laissez-passer for college, but that it simply be a condition. The university costs could also be multiplied by five, exceeding 1,000 euros for a master's degree.
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This recommendation, rejected by the chairman of the commission which published it on Wednesday 9 September, would make the baccalaureate a condition for admission to higher education.
A Senate report recommends removing the right of all bachelors to pursue studies. The elected members of the academic excellence commission want to make it "a simple condition" for gaining access to higher education. - Obtaining the baccalaureate, soon insufficient for college? The right to pursue studies in the senator's viewfinder (Family and Education).
A Senate report proposes no longer to guarantee all bachelors access to higher education, but also to increase the fees for enrolment.
A Senate report recommends transforming the baccalaureate into a simple condition of enrolment and suggests that university fees be increased by five times in order to promote excellence.
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