Nearly 50% of Changhua Students Gain Admission to Top-Choice High Schools in Taiwan

In Taiwan's Changhua County, the high school entrance examination results for the 115th academic year reveal a highly successful admission season. Nearly half of the students, specifically 49.82%, secured a spot in their first-choice high school, a significant achievement in a competitive academic landscape.

Overall, the admission rate for the general entrance exam was exceptionally high, with 98.43% of the 6,226 applicants being accepted out of the 8,030 available slots. The data further indicates a strong preference for top-tier institutions, as 78.75% of students were admitted to their top three choices, and a remarkable 88.37% gained entry into their top five preferred schools.

The Changhua County Education Department has urged all admitted students to complete their enrollment procedures by July 9th to secure their places. Failure to do so will be considered a forfeiture of their admission qualifications. For students who wish to change their minds after enrolling, they must formally withdraw their application by July 13th to be eligible for other admission pathways.

Students with concerns about their results can apply for a review by July 8th at the Changhua District General Entrance Examination Committee, located at National Xiushui Vocational High School. The department also noted that alternative admission channels, including vocational school entrance exams and subsequent enrollment for any remaining vacancies, are available for students seeking further educational opportunities.