The most competitive degree remains the Joint Physics and Mathematics Program in Zaragoza, where the minimum score for the general quota stands at 13,319. It is followed by Hispanic Philology and Classical Studies, with 12,814; Medicine in Zaragoza, with 12,690; and Mathematics and Computer Engineering, with 12,596.
Healthcare degrees once again occupy many of the top positions. Medicine exceeds 12 in all three Aragonese provincial capitals, reaching 12,690 in Zaragoza, 12,528 in Huesca and 12,364 in Teruel. Dentistry, offered in Huesca, also stands out, with a minimum score of 12,480.
Below that group, but still above 11, are degrees such as Biotechnology, with 11,647; Nursing in Zaragoza, with 11,493; Biomedical Engineering, with 11,491; Veterinary Medicine, with 11,253; the joint Law and Business Administration and Management program, with 11,171; and Physiotherapy, with 11,116. Nursing also shows differences between campuses. Zaragoza's 11,493 is followed by 11,185 in Huesca and 10,914 in Teruel.
THE DEGREES THAT HAVE ENDED UP WITH A 5
At the other end of the scale, numerous degrees have recorded a minimum admission score of 5, either in the regular or extraordinary phase. In Zaragoza, these include Classical Studies, Geography, Territory and the Environment, Geology, History, Art History, Modern Languages, Social Work and Tourism.
The same situation is repeated outside the Aragonese capital. In Huesca, degrees such as Business Administration and Management, Environmental Sciences, and Public Management and Administration have reached 5, while in Teruel this has happened with Business Administration and Management, Fine Arts, and the joint Computer Engineering and Business Administration and Management program. In La Almunia, Civil Engineering and Data Engineering in Industrial Processes have also ended up with a 5.
