A Record Number of High School Pupils Took Part in the University Entrance Exam

On 23 April 2023 at the UNWE was held a preliminary examination in the format of State Matriculation Examination in Bulgarian Language and Literature and the results will be recognized for admission to our university. The organization and implementation of this examination is the result of an agreement between the Rector of the UNWE Prof. Dr. Dimitar Dimitrov and Galina Ushatova, Head of REGALIA SCHOOL Learning Center for the preparation of prospective students.

In the exam took part 330 students both from REGALIA SCHOOL Learning Center and those who enrolled through the university's website willing to study at our university because the grade from this test exam is valid for the entrance exam at the UNWE.

In the exam took part 330 students both from REGALIA SCHOOL Learning Center and those who enrolled through the university's website willing to study at our university because the grade from this test exam is valid for the entrance exam at the UNWE.

Before the beginning of the exam lecturers from the University introduced the high school pupils to the conditions at the UNWE. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elena Simeonova, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs of the International Economics and Politics Faculty and Secretary General for Accreditation of UNWE, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yanko Hristozov, Secretary General for International Affairs and lecturer at the Finance Department, Chief Assist. Dr. Emilia Duneva from the Management Department and Chief Assist. Dr. Kristian Zhelev, lecturer at the International Economic Relations and Business Department, told about the advantages of the University and informed the high school pupils about the 6 professional directions and the specialties studied at the UNWE. They emphasized on the partnership of the University with business which provides opportunities for internships and good job positions. High school students learned that the University has modern equipped classrooms, 12 dormitories with 5 000 places and all the conditions for studying and living as well as excellent opportunities for sports at Bonsist Sports Complex.

Before the beginning of the exam lecturers from the University introduced the high school pupils to the conditions at the UNWE. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Elena Simeonova, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs of the International Economics and Politics Faculty and Secretary General for Accreditation of UNWE, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Yanko Hristozov, Secretary General for International Affairs and lecturer at the Finance Department, Chief Assist. Dr. Emilia Duneva from the Management Department and Chief Assist. Dr. Kristian Zhelev, lecturer at the International Economic Relations and Business Department, told about the advantages of the University and informed the high school pupils about the 6 professional directions and the specialties studied at the UNWE. They emphasized on the partnership of the University with business which provides opportunities for internships and good job positions. High school students learned that the University has modern equipped classrooms, 12 dormitories with 5 000 places and all the conditions for studying and living as well as excellent opportunities for sports at Bonsist Sports Complex.

The future prospective students had the opportunity to test their knowledge on the exam questions organized in three modules. These included multiple-choice, short free-response, extended free-response and text creating tasks. The pupil Irina Zagorova /in the picture below/ from Doris Tenedy Language School drew the exam topic Option 1 out of 3 possible.

The future prospective students had the opportunity to test their knowledge on the exam questions organized in three modules. These included multiple-choice, short free-response, extended free-response and text creating tasks. The pupil Irina Zagorova /in the picture below/ from Doris Tenedy Language School drew the exam topic Option 1 out of 3 possible.

The future prospective students had the opportunity to test their knowledge on the exam questions organized in three modules. These included multiple-choice, short free-response, extended free-response and text creating tasks. The pupil Irina Zagorova /in the picture below/ from Doris Tenedy Language School drew the exam topic Option 1 out of 3 possible.

What Did the Pupils Say after the Exam

Polina Petkova from the Trade High School, Plovdiv: "I decided to attend this preliminary matriculation to check the level of my knowledge. I haven't decided yet exactly what specialty I'm going to study but I think it will be Economics".

Natalia Velcheva from Konstantin-Kiril Philosopher National High School for Ancient Languages and Cultures, Sofia: "I found out about this preliminary exam from a friend and decided to enroll and attend the exam at the UNWE because my desire is to study Law, I have not yet decided what kind of Law - whether Commercial or Commercial Banking Law. This exam gives me more options because my score on the real matriculation exam might not be so high".

Yoana Ivanova from Velizar Peev Vocational High School, Svoge: "I signed up for this preliminary exam because I have already chosen a specialty, I will study Accounting.