USP Plans Quotas for People with Disabilities in Entrance Exam
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The University of São Paulo (USP) is working on introducing quotas for people with disabilities in its entrance exam. This initiative aims to increase access and representation of disabled individuals in higher education, potentially influencing admission policies across Brazil. The change could improve educational opportunities and inclusivity for a marginalized group.
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- •USP is developing a quota system specifically for candidates with disabilities.
- •The quota will apply to the university's entrance examination process.
- •The initiative is part of efforts to enhance diversity and inclusion within USP.
- •The policy is currently under development and has not yet been implemented.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸USP finalizes and implements the quota system for people with disabilities More students with disabilities gain admission to USP, increasing diversity and access to higher education for this group.
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