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05/02/2012
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If approved, measure would be valid for public institutions
A bill that is under consideration in the House of Representatives wants to unify the dates of vestibular in public universities, both federal and state.
Lourival Mendes proposed by Mr (PTdoB-MA), if approved, who would set the date would be unified MEC (Ministry of Education).
Currently, each university sets the days of their college entrance exams, usually on a different date of the Enem (National Exam of Secondary Education), used by more than 80 institutions to select students.
According to the deputy, the project addresses a "serious distortion" in the Brazilian system of higher education, which focuses on students from families with higher incomes, who can afford transportation and lodging expenses in different cities.
The congressman believes that the unification of examination dates will prevent a monopoly of access to public higher education centers by large national school networks and national courses.
The proposal will still be voted on by the Committees on Education and Culture and the Constitution and Justice and Citizenship.
Source: R7 News
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