Students from Amazonas' state schools are eligible to apply for a fee exemption for the Federal University of Amazonas' continuous selection process until Tuesday.
Students in the first and second years of high school from the state education system in Amazonas can apply for an exemption from the fee for the Continuous Selective Process (PSC) of the Federal University of Amazonas (Ufam) starting this Monday. The request must be made via the Ufam website by Tuesday, October 24, providing a narrow timeframe for eligible students to participate in this opportunity.
To qualify for the exemption, students must be registered with the Unified Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico) and show a family income per capita of up to half a minimum wage. The university emphasizes that the confirmation of eligibility for the exemption will be announced alongside the Confirmation Card of Registration (CCI), ensuring transparency in the process and assisting those who may face financial barriers to pursuing higher education.
The PSC, organized by the Permanent Commissions for Competitions (Compec) of Ufam, takes place in three stages, allowing students to demonstrate their qualifications and readiness for university-level education. This initiative underscores the university's commitment to making higher education accessible to students from diverse economic backgrounds, particularly in regions like Amazonas that may have unique challenges.
