Hanoi Law University (HLU) announced on the morning of 10/8 that its admission scores for 2026 range from 20 to 25,95 points. The economic law major recorded the highest score at 25,95, an increase of 0,4 points compared to last year.
The lowest admission score is 20 out of 30 points, applicable to the law major offered at the university's Dak Lak branch. Despite being the lowest, this score still increased by one point from last year. The three other majors experienced slight decreases.
Associate Professor, Doctor Nguyen Ba Binh, Vice Rector of Hanoi Law University, described the admissions results as "positive". This outcome is notable given that this year's high school graduation exam scores were generally lower than last year's.
The detailed admission scores for Hanoi Law University in 2026 are as follows:
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A corner of the Hanoi Law University (HLU) campus. *Photo: Hoang Giang*. |
For the 2026 academic year, HLU plans to admit 2.850 students, an increase of 200 from last year. Admissions are conducted through three methods: direct admission, evaluation based on high school graduation exam results, and academic transcripts review.
The projected tuition fees for new students at Hanoi Law University for the 2026-2027 academic year are: 840.000 VND per credit for the standard program; from 840.000 VND to 1,85 million VND per credit for the high-quality program. Compared to current rates, these figures represent an increase of approximately 40.000-88.000 VND per credit.
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Duong Tam

