On July 16, Minsk /BELTA correspondent/. Admission committees of higher education institutions of the second wave, both state and private (except for correspondence and evening courses at agricultural higher education institutions), for all forms of education, begin accepting documents from applicants today. This was reported to a BELTA correspondent by Yulia Vanina, press secretary of the Ministry of Education of Belarus. Documents can be submitted until July 25 (until July 23 for military faculties). Since this year, a new provision is in effect, according to which legal representatives of minor applicants are given the opportunity to submit documents to the admission committees of educational institutions and conclude training agreements. In the absence of the original passport of the applicant, notarized copies of the passport pages must be presented. The second wave higher education institutions include state and private higher education institutions, with the exception of institutions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Emergency Situations, Ministries of Defense and Culture. Applicants must submit three CT certificates to the university, or two if the university will conduct an internal examination in the subject. Internal university exams await applicants only in creative disciplines (drawing, music, dance, composition, etc.), literature, and physical education. When applying for specialties such as "Public Administration", "Public Administration and Law", "Public Administration and Economics", "International Relations", "International Law", "Jurisprudence", "Economic Law", "Journalism" (including as a second specialty), "International Journalism", "Customs Affairs", a special recommendation is required after a professional and psychological interview. This document must be obtained by everyone, regardless of the intended duration of study or form. The rule applies equally to all who choose full-time, evening, or correspondence forms of education (including distance learning), shortened study programs, as well as those who will study under a targeted training agreement. When applying, the average score of the education document will be taken into account. Therefore, the enrollment of applicants in higher education institutions for state-funded and fee-paying places for all forms of education is carried out through competition based on the total score calculated from the results of entrance examinations and the average score of the education document.