100% Free Undergraduate Courses in Engineering, Business Administration, Accounting, and More! Use Your ENEM Score and Secure Your Spot at No Cost

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Register for UEMASUL’s Free Undergraduate Courses! Use Your ENEM Score and Secure Your Future!

The State University of the Tocantina Region of Maranhão (UEMASUL) announced the opening of applications for the Simplified Selection Process for Available Places in PAES 2025, according to Notice No. 006/2025 – PROGESA/UEMASUL. The opportunities are for free in-person undergraduate courses in the first semester of 2025. The spots will be filled based on ENEM performance from 2018 to 2024.

The selection process offers access to free in-person undergraduate courses, providing quality academic training. The course workloads vary according to the chosen course, consisting of theoretical and practical classes, seminars, assessments, and complementary activities.

Available Spots and Locations

UEMASUL offers 170 spots, distributed among the campuses in Imperatriz, Açailândia, and Estreito. The free undergraduate courses offered are:

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Selection Process

The selection will be based on the arithmetic average of the scores obtained in ENEM from 2018 to 2024, provided that the candidate has achieved at least 300 points and a score greater than zero in the writing section. 10% of the spots are reserved for black and indigenous candidates who have completed High School in public schools. If there are still vacancies, refugee candidates may apply.

Requirements for Application

To participate in the selection process, candidates must have completed High School and present an ENEM report (2018-2024) with a minimum average of 300 points and a non-zero score in the writing section. They must not be enrolled in another public higher education institution and must provide personal documentation and proof of payment of the application fee.

Selection Process Timeline

Application Period: 02/12/2025 to 02/21/2025;
Application Fee Payment: until 02/22/2025;
Application Review: 02/24/2025 to 02/26/2025;
Release of Preliminary Results: 02/27/2025;
Appeals Period: 02/28/2025;
Release of Final Results: 03/07/2025;
Enrollment: 03/10/2025 to 03/14/2025.

Applications for Free Courses

Those interested must apply in person at the campuses of Imperatriz, Açailândia, or Estreito, from 9 AM to 12 PM and from 3 PM to 6 PM, according to the instructions in the notice. The application fee is R$ 50.00, and payment must be made by bank deposit. All courses offered are free and grant a diploma valid throughout the national territory.

For more information, consult the official UEMASUL website and secure your spot!

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100% Free Undergraduate Courses in Engineering, Business Administration, Accounting, and More! Use Your ENEM Score and Secure Your Spot at No Cost

Register for UEMASUL’s Free Undergraduate Courses! Use Your ENEM Score and Secure Your Future!

Available Spots and Locations

Selection Process

Requirements for Application

Selection Process Timeline

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100% Free Undergraduate Courses in Engineering, Business Administration, Accounting, and More! Use Your ENEM Score and Secure Your Spot at No Cost

Register for UEMASUL’s Free Undergraduate Courses! Use Your ENEM Score and Secure Your Future!

Available Spots and Locations

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Requirements for Application

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