OPORA continues to track and analyze the quality of organization, transparency and fairness of admissions in 2011. Observers of the Network worked in 38 universities in Ukraine and responded to the messages of students and their parents about violations in other universities within 16 regions. OPORA also consulted students on legal aspects of the admission campaign, helping to resolve conflicts and misunderstandings, provided clarification on the legal grounds for action by members of admissi...

On August 11 OPORA published the results of public observation during the admission of graduates during 2011 admission campaign. The OPORA observers worked in 38 universities in Ukraine and responded to the messages of students and their parents about violations in other universities within the 16 regions. OPORA also advised students on legal aspects of the admission process, helped to resolve conflicts and misunderstandings, provided clarification on the legal aspects of the actions of admis...

OPORA launched a project "Successful community - successful village" in the village Mykytyntsi in Kosiv district of Ivano-Frankivsk region. The project is aimed at creation of  basic infrastructure for relaxation of guests. During four months, together with the local authorities and people, it is planned to create and equip five camping zones, two recreation areas in the village center, to create and distribute among the interested organizations (tourist and hotel complex institutions) the wi...

Not so many days are left to the end of the university admission campaign in 2011. We are looking forward to the most important stage of the process that is the nomination. But we can draw first conclusions before the actual finish of the contest that will result either in receiving the student ID or one more year of waiting.

The materials were published on the official website of the Ministry of Education, Science, Youth and Sports on August, 4, 2011 (). Active reaction on the released facts or particular fictional accusations of public observers shows the inappropriate approach to the evaluation of admission campaign from the authors of the message.

Today, on August, 1st the Admission boards of the universities released the first rating lists of the graduates recommended for assignment to the state budget places. We remind that according to the Terms of university admission in Ukraine for 2011, the recommendation for nomination for state budget places is performed in three stages – during the first, the sixth and the eighth day after the last day of gathering the applications – accordingly, on August 1,6 and 8.

The Civil network “OPORA” wants to remind the minister Dmytro Tabachnyk who claimed that there were no facts of bribery during the admission campaign, about certain incidents that were noticed and shouldn’t be forgotten.

On August, 2nd in the press centre of the IA "UNIAN" it was the press conference called "The Preliminary Conclusions of the 2011 admission campaign - one step to the finish". The participants drew attention on the key problems during the finishing and overview of the EIT and the violations during the university admission.