Applications for the University for All Program (Prouni) for the first semester of this year end today (3). The deadline began last Tuesday (28) and interested students should access the Prouni page on the Single Portal for Access to Higher Education of the Ministry of Education.
The result of the first call comes out on March 7th and registrations, with proof of registration information, must be carried out between March 7th and 16th. The result of the second call will be released on March 21, with registrations between March 21 and 30.
In this edition, 288,112 scholarships will be made available in total, of which 209,758 are full and 78,354 are partial.
For those who are not selected in the regular calls, the program also offers the opportunity to join the waiting list. For this, the student must express interest on April 5th and 6th. The announcement of the result of the waiting list and enrollment will take place from April 10th to 19th.
What is ProUni?
ProUni is the federal government program that offers scholarships – full and partial (50%) – in private institutions of higher education, for undergraduate and sequential specific training courses.
To register, the candidate must have taken one of the last two editions of the National High School Examination (Enem), in this case 2021 or 2022, and have reached at least 450 points in the grades and have not scored zero on the essay.
Other requirements are not having scored zero in the essay and not having participated in the Enem as a trainer. In case the participant has taken the last two editions of the Enem, he will be considered the one with the best grade average.
To have access to the full scholarship, the student must prove a gross monthly family income of up to 1.5 minimum wages per person. For the partial scholarship, the gross monthly family income must be up to three minimum wages per person.
