THE student Sheila San Pedro Díaz, resident of Pamplonahas accessed the Public University of Navarre (UPNA) with the the highest grade of all students enrolled in the first year from this September.
The young woman presented a score of 13,864 points out of 14 maximum possible (including 60% of the average of Baccalaureate and 40% of the grade EVAUafter careful consideration). will study the Double degree in telecommunications technology and biomedical engineering.
Sheila San Pedro Diaz took, in the G model (entirely in Spanish), the Baccalaureate at Santa Teresa de Jesús SchoolHe obtained an average grade in the two courses that make up this cycle of 9.94.
In the EvaU He got a 9.75 in the compulsory phase and in the voluntary phase he got two tens in physics and technical drawing. Addition of the mark of Baccalaureate and those of the compulsory and voluntary phases of the EvAU, the student’s final grade, after weighting, was 13.864.
THE The young man is one of more than 2,250 students who today, Monday September 2, went to the Welcome day organized by UPNA (at the Arrosadia Campus, the Health Sciences Campus and the Tudela Campus) before classes resume tomorrow, Tuesday, September 3, with the rest of their classmates from other courses.
That day, in addition to the presentations on diplomaswhich are offered differently to students of each of them, are explained questions of general utility for the stage at which they beginlike the portal MiAulario or the mentoring program.
A tent was also set up, located on the esplanade between the Arrosadia Campus Library and Classroomwith a series of information stands where new students were able to discover some of the services and activities offered by the university, as well as the various student associations. It was there that they were able to collect a gift from UPNA.
On the other hand, on the stage set up under the tent, a scene from play “Sol”, by the UPNA Theatre Group, and sports exhibitions were also considered as a sample of the activities that can be done at the university. In addition, students had the opportunity to take guided tours of the library.
Service Portal and MyAulario
In the welcome day Similarly, students were taught how to use the university’s internal computer applications. They were informed that the service portal provides access to, for example, webmail, academic records, some Library services or the calendar of activities and events, as well as MyAulario.
The latter is a virtual platform for teaching, learning and collaboration necessary during the stay at University students, who, among other advantages, have access to all the subjects in which they are enrolled.
