Get a high grade in the Baccalaureate Assessment Test for Access to the University (PEvAU), along with a good academic record, is the best passport to access the desired university degree.
The Selectivity 2024 notes in Andalusia will be published on Thursday, June 13 at 8:00 a.m. on the University of Córdoba (UCO) portal and can also be consulted at this link.
Diario CÓRDOBA wanted to know What has happened to the students who have obtained the best grade in recent years in Selectivity in the provinceto see if they finally studied what they initially thought and if they are comfortable with that choice.
Alejandro Garijo and Ignacio Morales, IES alumni Antonio Gala of Palm River. They obtained in the 2023 Selectivitymore than 13,900. Alejandro is studying Pharmacy at the University of Seville and Ignacio the double degree in Physics and Mathematics at this same Seville university.
Alejandro Garijo, former student of the IES Antonio Gala in Palma del Río, when he was honored by the University of Seville for having the best admission grade in a degree.
Alejandro Garijo, Pharmacy
Alejandro points out that he did not need that much grade to enter Pharmacy and that he feels “very happy” to be doing this career. And, although he still has four more courses ahead of him, he plans to focus his career on the hospital field rather than on that of a pharmacy.. The good record of this young man was recognized with obtaining the Award for Excellence in the admission grade to the Faculty of Pharmacy of Seville.
Ignacio Morales, one of the best grades of the PEvAU of Córdoba, in 2023.
Ignacio Morales, double degree in Physics and Mathematics
Ignacio did need a high grade to enter the double degree in Physics and Mathematics, more than a 13.73. This 18-year-old young man highlights that his career is “very demanding and you have to dedicate many hours to it, but I like it a lot.” Regarding his professional future when he finishes his degree, he indicates that “I will probably dedicate myself to teaching or research.”
Daniela Pineda, former student of IES Felipe Solís de Cabra, among the best grades at PEvAU 2023 in Córdoba.
Daniela Pineda, Computer Engineering + ADE
Also among the best grades of the PEvAU of Cordova of 2023 was that of Daniela Pineda, a former student of the IES Felipe Solís of Goat, who is finishing the first year of the double degree in Computer Engineering with Business Administration and Management at the University of Granada. Daniela believes that this double degree is very complete, because a computer engineer will most likely work in a company or set up his or her own business. To access these studies you also needed a high grade, a 12.7, and she had much more than that grade. Precisely because so many grades are needed to enter this double degree, Daniela believes that the teachers demand much more from them. To keep the rhythm well, he considers that the fundamental thing is to be organized, because he maintains that it is important not to get overwhelmed and have a clear mind.
Carmen García, a student at IES Alhakén II in Córdoba, was the one who got the best PEvAU grade in 2022 in Córdoba.
Carmen García, Translation (French) and International Relations
IES Alhaken II of Córdoba has contributed some of the top Selectivity notes of recent years. Among these are those that took Carmen García, in 2022and Laura Priego, in 2020. Carmen studies Translation and Interpreting (French) and International Relations at the Pablo de Olavide University of Seville, after obtaining a 13.975 after the PEvAU. «I chose this degree because I liked translation, but after having taken two undergraduate courses I now prefer international relations. I want to focus my future there, prepare oppositions for diplomatic or similar work”details.
Laura Priego, a former student at IES Alhakén II, was the best in Selectivity in 2020.
Laura Priego, ADE at the University of Córdoba
On the other hand, Laura finishes this Business Administration and Management (ADE) course at the University of Cordoba. Right now he is on a stay in the United States and emphasizes that “I really liked doing ADE at the UCO. It is a very complete degree that allows you to know the financial and business situation of Spain and the world. I recommend the degree to those who like mathematics and finance, although very useful law subjects are also taught. What I liked the most is the mix of theory and practice that the subjects have and that they allow us to learn about all the parts of which a company is made up.
Although this young woman does not rule out devoting herself to the private sector, due to the positive experience received in the internship, now that she is finished she opts to prepare for an opposition related to ADE.
Carlos de la Torre, best Selectivity student in 2019, in Zurich, where he is doing a master’s degree after graduating in Biomedical Engineering.
Carlos de la Torre, Biomedical Engineering
The future of Carlos de la Torre, a former student of the IES Antonio Gala in Palma del Río and best Selectivity grade in 2019, It is still full of effort. He got a 13.81 in the PEvAU, he has already completed a degree in Biomedical Engineering at the Carlos III University of Madrid and now he is doing a master’s degree in the same area at ETH Zurich, in Switzerland. His goal is to then do his doctorate also at this Swiss university, because he emphasizes that “in this center there are many opportunities, financing and facilities for research.” Specifically, he is collaborating on a project to create a ventricular assist prototype to replace the traditional way of doing open heart massage.
Archive image of María Amalia Sánchez, when she obtained the best PEvAU grade in 2021, a 13.95.
María Amalia Sánchez, Biomedicine
He also chose a very similar area María Amalia Sánchez, former student of the IES Nuevas Poblaciones de La Carlotaand best Selectivity grade in 2021, with 13.95. Course tThird Biomedicine course at the University of Seville, a degree “with a lot of study load and in which it is very important to obtain a very good grade in each subject, that is why I am trying to get an A in each of them for possible scholarships.” cWhen she finishes her studies, Amalia doesn’t know if she will have to go abroad.as he regrets that in Spain research is not valued as much as in other countries, nor are those who carry it out well paid.
