Foreign high school diplomas with low averages lower university admission chances
The Advisor to the Ministry of Education clarified that obtaining a high school diploma from outside the country with a low average reduces students' chances of admission to official universities. He warned against enrolling in educational institutions outside Jordan that are not accredited or licensed, as their diplomas may be unrecognized or non-equivalent, leading to wasted time, effort, and money. He confirmed that the new high school system allows students to improve their results through exams spread over two years and emphasized the importance of verifying the accreditation of educational institutions outside Jordan through official authorities. Additionally, he advised consulting with embassies or cultural attachés to ensure proper recognition and equivalency of the diplomas.
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