President: fairness in universities

President Marko made a timely statement on the process of student distribution to universities. He emphasized that 'if it's unfair, you'll go viral on TikTok' and urged young people, as well as their parents, to clearly understand in advance what a chosen educational institution prepares them for and what its purpose is. If prospective students dislike the idea of being assigned to a university supported by an enterprise owner, they can opt out.

The president noted that the decision to attend or not attend a specific university should be based on a clear understanding of the goals and objectives of the educational process. When enrolling, he warned that 'there will be distribution, and you'll have to come in a certain queue,' and stressed that the process is monitored and upheld by 'fairness'.

"But on this topic, I haven't seen any appeals to me. This doesn't mean there are no problems, but they are minimal," said the president, assuring that oversight of the distribution process is strictly maintained.

Context

Starting in 2025, Belarus introduced new rules for distributing applicants among universities, aimed at increasing transparency and upholding principles of fairness.