Accordingly, the criteria for freshmen nationwide to be admitted to Co May Dormitory (within the campus of Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry) include those with difficult circumstances, those who have lost either father or mother, or those without sufficient financial means to continue their studies; high-achieving high school students, with priority given to students who have achieved high academic performance at the district, provincial, municipal, or national levels. Students must have a minimum score of 20 points in the 2025 national high school graduation exam and have high results in the competency assessment examination by Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (if applicable).
The Co May Dormitory was built spaciously and modernly within the campus of Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry.
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Once selected to reside at Co May Dormitory, freshmen will receive free accommodation and monthly meal support; health insurance and accident insurance coverage; and 100 percent tuition support for the first academic year. Support for the following years will be reviewed based on the dormitory’s regulations. Additionally, students will be supported by the dormitory management to study information technology, foreign languages, and receive training in soft skills, as well as participate in clubs, extracurricular activities, and other personal development programs organized by the dormitory.
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The application procedure includes completing all required information via the provided link by August 23. Afterwards, applicants must submit physical documents directly at the Co May Dormitory office or via postal mail. The deadline for receiving documents is August 25 (based on postal stamp date).
The submission address is Co May Dormitory in the campus of Ho Chi Minh City University of Agriculture and Forestry - Quarter 33, Linh Xuan Ward, Ho Chi Minh City (Former address: Quarter 22, Linh Trung Ward, Thu Duc City, Ho Chi Minh City). Phone: 0913887055 for further instructions.
Students at the Co May Dormitory participate in activities to develop their soft skills.
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Co May Dormitory was built in 2016 as the wish of Mr. Pham Van Ben, owner of Co May Private Enterprise (now Co May Sa Dec Co., Ltd. - Dong Thap Province), with the desire to support poor but academically excellent students from all over the country to study in Ho Chi Minh City, giving them the opportunity to pursue university education and achieve stable careers. Over nine years of establishment and operation, the dormitory has supported more than 800 students and helped hundreds of dreams rise out of poverty through education.
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