High school students from Crimea at USUE

The best 9th and 11th school graders from Sudak at the Crimean Peninsula visited Yekaterinburg and learned about the opportunities to receive secondary professional and higher education in Yekaterinburg. The children were told about the training at Ural State University of Economics.

Today, senior high school students visited USUE, became acquainted with students' university life, met with university faculty members, and saw the museum and the library. The USUE Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Sergey Rogozhin introduced children to the educational programs of the University, told about the entrance tests and admission regulations.

The children share their impressions, "Before the trip, I planned to enter the Moscow Military Academy, but now, since I got acquainted with this University and with Yekaterinburg, I'm thinking about coming to Yekaterinburg," Vasily Lyashchenko, a 9^th-grader from Sudak says.

The visit to Yekaterinburg became possible for young residents of Crimea thanks to their participation in the contest. Each of them wrote an essay and talked about their achievements. The winners were given the opportunity to travel. During the trip, the high school students will have a hard-driving program: they will visit universities and colleges of the city and go on different excursions.

The best 9th and 11th school graders from Sudak at the Crimean Peninsula visited Yekaterinburg and learned about the opportunities to receive secondary professional and higher education in Yekaterinburg. The children were told about the training at Ural State University of Economics.

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