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ProUni 2026: waitlist deadline ends this Thursday; find out how to participate

Enrollment for the second semester 2026 ProUni waiting list ends this Thursday (27). The University for All Program uses the 2025 Enem score as criteria to grant full (100%) and partial (50%) scholarships at private higher education institutions. Candidates must register exclusively online through the Single Access Portal to Higher Education. The waiting list results will be released on September 1st, following the schedule that already included enrollments from July 7 to 10, first call results on July 15, and second call results on August 5.

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