VinUni News
Dreaming of the future of Vietnam with VinUni, an interview with Professor Sunmee Choi
We are delighted to introduce Professor Sunmee Choi, the incoming Founding Dean of the College of Business and Management.
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The recipients of full scholarships from the Early Admissions Cycle 2020
We are thrilled to announce the recipients of full scholarships from the Early Admissions Cycle and the very […]
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FAQs FOR ADMISSIONS
1. General admissions 2. Costs, scholarships and financial aid 3. English proficiency requirements 4. Early admissions results […]
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THE QUIS17 SYMPOSIUM
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The young man from Tay Nguyen won a 3.2 billion VND scholarship from VinUniversity.
With a letter about the insufficient learning environment of provincial students, Tran Phuoc Lam Duy received high appreciation from VinUni professors for his "aspiration, perseverance in pursuing dreams and ability to control his destiny".
VinUniversity’s Admissions Process
VinUniversity's first and foremost priority is going across the country to gather the most talented students and create the best possible conditions for them to study. Every student invited to study at VinUniversity and those we have yet to discover are all unique in their own ways, but they have 4 things in common: AACC (Outstanding Ability, Aspiration, Creativity, and Commitment).
VinUniversity Admissions: Want this, get that.
VinUniversity's first round of admissions witnessed several interesting stories, where a candidate with perfect grades and several awards was rejected, and another where a Bachelor of Business Administration Program applicant was offered a full scholarship for the Computer Science program instead.
A student from Dong Thap won VinUni’s full scholarship with his unique answer
"I want to study Business Administration to make a lot of money," honestly stated Le Phan Khanh Huy, making the whole VinUniversity admissions committee temporarily "confused".