Tuition for finance and banking programs at 35 universities ranges from 12.7 to 80 million VND annually, with the highest at Ho Chi Minh City University of Economics and Finance.

Around 10 universities in northern Vietnam offering economics programs have announced tuition fees ranging from 25 to 40 million VND per year for standard programs, applicable to this year's intake.

Most undergraduate programs at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education (HCMUTE) have a minimum admission score of 15, which is the sum of three high school graduation exam subjects plus any bonus points.

Thai Nguyen University of Medicine and Pharmacy has set the floor score for its medical and odonto-stomatology programs at 22.5, the same as Hanoi Medical University and higher than the Ministry of Education and Training's regulation.

The University of Economics and Law (UEL) is accepting applications with a minimum score of 19 for all programs, based on the combined scores of three high school graduation exam subjects.

Hanoi Medical University has set the admission floor for medicine and odonto-stomatology at 22.5, two points higher than the Ministry of Education's regulation, going against the trend of all other medical and pharmaceutical universities.

Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy has set its admission floor scores, ranging from 17 to 22, a decrease of two points compared to last year, based on the high school graduation exam results.

Tuition fees at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education (HCMUTE) for the 2025 intake are expected to be 32.5-62 million VND per year, an increase of over 12% compared to last year.

Tuition for semiconductor programs ranges from 18.5 to 94.8 million VND per year, with the lowest at the civilian program of the Military Technical Academy and the highest at FPT University.

Tuition fees at art schools range from 15 to 82.5 million VND for the upcoming academic year, with most seeing an increase compared to the previous year.