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76 % of Mongolian high school grads to attend higher education PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 06 June 2008
35,000 of Mongolian high school students will enroll in schools of higher education next fall. A total of 46,000 students graduated this year from the country’s high schools. 

Education officials note that the number of students to study engineering, technique-technology, and natural sciences increased by 1,000 over last year. 

Additionally, 20,000 students will enroll in vocational training and production centers. 

Students enrolled in post-high school studies do not pay for tuition and receive a monthly stipend of MNT 45 thousand ($39.00 USD).

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 1 Written by roydongen, on 2008-06-05 22:40:25, IP: 202.180.218.26
This is great for the sustainable development of Mongolia. It shows the youth of Mongolia is intelligent and willing to study for a better future. 
What we have to do now is to ensure these students high quality education so their efforts will be truly rewarded!

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