General Admission Requirements:

High School Diploma: Applicants must have completed their high school education and hold a diploma from a recognized educational institution in Brazil.

ENEM (Exame Nacional do Ensino Médio): UEL, like many other Brazilian universities, uses the ENEM exam results as a primary tool for evaluating applicants. You will need to take the ENEM and achieve a score that meets the requirements for your chosen program.

Program-Specific Requirements: UEL may have specific requirements depending on the program, which could include minimum ENEM scores, additional exams, or even portfolios.

Application Process: Complete the university's application process, which typically includes submitting personal information, academic records, and ENEM exam scores.

Additional Specific Requirements:

Minimum GPA: Some programs may have minimum GPA requirements, though this can vary by program and applicant type (such as international students).

Transcripts: You may need to provide official transcripts of your academic records.

Language Proficiency: For international students, proficiency in Portuguese may be required. Some programs may also require English proficiency, depending on the language of instruction.

Application Essays: Some programs may ask for essays or a statement of purpose to assess your motivation and academic goals.

Entrance Exams: Certain programs may require additional entrance exams or subject-specific tests.