Story of a Grade 12 Students Selected Divine Word University

Located in Madang, Papua New Guinea, Divine Word University (DWU) is a private Catholic university that was established in 1996. The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs in various disciplines such as education, health sciences, business, and social sciences.

One of the things that attracted me to DWU is its strong commitment to providing quality education. The university's academic programs are designed to provide students with a comprehensive and practical education that equips them with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their chosen careers.

In addition to its academic programs, DWU also offers a supportive and inclusive learning environment. The university has a vibrant student community that comprises students from different parts of the world, creating a diverse and culturally rich environment.

As a new student, I found the orientation program at DWU to be very helpful. The program was designed to help new students navigate the university's policies, procedures, and services. I had the opportunity to meet other new students, faculty members, and staff, which helped me feel more comfortable and confident about my decision to study at DWU.

The university also has a range of support services that help students succeed in their academic and personal lives. For example, the Academic Support Center offers tutoring and academic coaching services, while the Counseling Center provides confidential counselling services for students who need it.

In terms of campus life, there are plenty of extracurricular activities and events that students can participate in. The university has a range of student clubs and organizations that cater to different interests, including sports, music, and social causes. There are also regular events such as concerts, cultural festivals, and guest lectures that offer students the opportunity to learn and engage with others.

Overall, my experience of studying at Divine Word University has been very positive. The university's commitment to providing quality education, a supportive learning environment, and a range of support services make it an excellent choice for anyone seeking a comprehensive and practical education. I would highly recommend DWU to anyone considering studying in Papua New Guinea.

UNITECH Selection: Schools Ranked By Number of School Leavers Selected

The University of Technology (UNITECH) has done a great job of letting parents and sponsors know who was accepted into the university. They released the list of accepted students quickly. This shows that UNITECH is committed to making the admission process smooth.

UNITECH also did a good job of selecting students from a variety of schools. They accepted almost 500 students from 95 different schools. This shows that UNITECH is open to students from all over the country.

UNITECH recognized the top 10 schools that produced the most accepted students. They also recognized Menyamya and Okapa Secondary Schools for sending two students each to UNITECH. This shows that UNITECH appreciates the good work of these schools.

To learn more about the selection process and the results of the Grade 12 exams, you can read the latest post on DHERST Selections. The post also includes a table that shows how many students were accepted from each school.

No. of Students Selected	Schools	Ranked by No. of Stds Selected		No. of Students Selected	Schools	Ranked by No. of Stds Selected
51	Sogeri National High	1
47	Port Moresby National High	2		2	Ecom Secondary	53
29	Lae Secondary	3		2	Anglimp Secondary	53
26	Hagen Park Secondary	4		2	AOG Secondary	53
23	Mt Hagen Secondary	5		2	Arawa Secondary	53
21	Goroka Secondary	6		2	Grace Memorial Secondary	53
20	Wawin National High	7		2	Hoskins Secondary	53
18	Kerevat National High	8		2	Ialibu Secondary	53
16	Aiyura National High	9		2	Kimbe IEA High	53
12	Gordon Secondary	10		2	Kitip Secondary	53
12	Kopen Secondary	10		2	Laloki Secondary	53
10	Jubilee Secondary	12		2	Menyamya Secondary	53
10	Busu Secondary	12		2	Mesauka Seconday	53
8	Bishop Wade (Tarlena	14		2	Okapa Secondary	53
8	St Joseph's International Catholic College	14		2	Paglum Adventist Secondary	53
8	Wabag Secondary	14		2	Rosary Secondary	53
8	Marianville Secondary	14		2	St Xavier's Secondary	53
7	Mendi Secondary	18		2	Tari Secondary	53
7	Kerowagi Secondary	19		2	Togoba Secondary	53
7	Wabag Secondary	19		2	Utu Secondary	53
6	Gerehu Secondary	19		2	Vunabosco Agro-Technical Sec.	53
6	Port Moresby International High	19		2	Wabag Secondary	53
				2	Kabiufa Secondary	53
5	Benabena Secondary	23		2	Kimbe IEA High	53
5	Highlands Lutheran International	23		2	Kitip Secondary	73
5	Kila Kila Secondary	23		1	Jiwaka Christian Grammar Secondary	73
5	Malala Secondary	23		1	Cameron Secondary	73
5	Muaina Secondary	23		1	Kagua Secondary	73
				1	Kainantu Tech. Secondary	73
5	Yauwe Moses Secondary	23		1	Karkar Secondary	73
4	Bumayong Secondary	31		1	Dregerhafen Secondary	73
4	De La Salle Secondary	31		1	Kimbe Secondary	73
4	Fr Peter  Secondary	31		1	Iarowari Secondary	73
4	Mogol Secondary	31		1	Kiunga Secondary	73
4	Port Moresby Grammar	31		1	Kwikila Secondary	73
4	St Paul's Lutheran Secondary	31		1	Kwip Dau Secondary	73
4	Tusbab Secondary	31		1	Lihir Secondary	73
4	Tusbab Secondary	31		1	Magarima Secondary	73
				1	Maprik Secondary	73
4	Don Bosco Technical Sec.	31		1	Markham Valley Secondary	73
3	Bugandi Secondary	40		1	Mt Wilhelm Sercondary	73
3	Coronation International High	40		1	OLSH Secondary	73
3	Asaroka Luth. Secondary	40		1	PNG Paradise Secondary	73
3	Goroka Secondary	40		1	Popondetta Secondary	73
3	Gumine Secondary	40		1	St Gabriel Technical Secondary	73
3	Minj Secondary	40		1	St Michael Brahman Secondary	73
3	Notre Dame Secondary	40
3	Passam National High	40		1	Waghi Valley Secondary	73
3	St Ignatius' Secondary	40		1	Wapenamanda Foursquare Secondary	73
3	Tokarara Secondary	40		1	Wesley Secondary	73
3	Utmei Secondary	40		1	Yangoru Secondary	73
Summary: 495 school leavers selected from 95 schools in the country