Hanoi Law University announced its minimum admission scores, score differences between exam combinations, and score conversion rules on 23/7.
The minimum score for admission to Hanoi Law University, based on high school graduation exam results and academic records, is 18 for all programs.
For law, economic law, and international trade law programs, candidates need a combined score of at least 12 in math and literature within the D01 combination. For other combinations, the university requires a minimum score of 6 in either math or literature. For international trade law and English language programs, candidates need a minimum score of 6 in English.
Hanoi Law University uses D01 as the base combination. The score differences between exam combinations compared to the base combination are as follows:
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Hanoi Law University students. Photo: School's Fanpage |
For example, a score of 20 in the D01 combination is equivalent to 21.39 in A00, 20.29 in A01, and 23.24 in C00.
Regarding the conversion of minimum and standard admission scores, Hanoi Law University has defined three ranges as shown in the table below:
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The formula for converting scores between different admission methods is as follows:
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This year, the university is admitting 2,350 students to its main campus in Hanoi and 300 to its Dak Lak campus. The three admission methods include: direct admission according to the Ministry of Education and Training's regulations and the university's own rules; admission based on high school academic records; and admission based on high school graduation exam results.
Tuition fees at Hanoi Law University for the next academic year are estimated to be nearly 28 million VND for regular programs and nearly 56 million VND for high-quality programs.
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Hanoi Law University students. Photo: School's Fanpage
Last year, the standard admission score for Hanoi Law University based on high school graduation exam results ranged from 22.85 to 28.85 out of 30, with the highest score in economic law, using the C00 combination (literature, history, and geography). The law program at the Dak Lak campus had the lowest admission score at 22.85 for all combinations.
For admission based on academic records, the admission score ranged from 22.51 to 30, including any bonus points.
Duong Tam
