Educational Qualification: Completion of secondary education (high school diploma or equivalent). International applicants must ensure their diploma is recognized by the Argentine Ministry of Education, which involves apostilling and translating the document into Spanish by a certified translator. 

Minimum Academic Score: A minimum of 55% in high school is generally required to be considered for admission. 

Language Proficiency: Most programs are taught in Spanish. International students must demonstrate proficiency at a B2 level, typically through the DELE (Diploma de Español como Lengua Extranjera) certificate or by passing an internal language assessment. 

 Required Documents

Certified copy of high school diploma (apostilled and translated into Spanish)

Official academic transcripts

Proof of Spanish language proficiency (DELE B2 or equivalent)

Copy of passport

Completed application form

Passport-sized photographs

Medical certificate.
 

Application Process

Application Submission: Apply through the university’s International Relations Office, either online or in person.

Equivalency Validation: International students must validate their high school diploma’s equivalency with the Argentine educational system, either via the Ministry of Education or through the university’s International Office.

Entrance Exam or Interview: Some programs, particularly in fields like medicine, engineering, or architecture, may require an entrance exam or interview to assess academic readiness. 

Admission Decision: Upon successful evaluation, students receive an acceptance letter, which is essential for visa processing.

Pre-Enrollment and Registration: Accepted students complete pre-enrollment procedures and finalize registration upon arrival in Argentina.