ADMISSION
1. Admission requirements
The quality of Bachelor’s degree program in Local Literature (BLL) and student intake is maintained through a selection system carried out by UNS in a credible, fair, transparent, flexible, efficient, accountable, and non- discriminatory manner by taking into account the potential of prospective students. The selection system is divided into (1) the National Selection System which consists of National Entrance Test for State Universities (SNMPTN), Joint Entrance Test for State Universities (SBMPTN), and UNS Campus Admission Selection (SM) and (2) International Selection System.
The recruitment method and selection system are based on several policies, including (1) Article 31 of the 1945 Constitution, Paragraph (4), Article 24 of Law No. 20 of 2003 on the National Education System, Articles 73, 74, and 75 in the Seventh Chapter of Law No. 12 of 2012 on Higher Education, (2) Government Regulation No. 4 of 2014 on the Administration of Higher Education and Management of Higher Education Institutions, and (3) Regulation of Minister of Research, Technology and Higher Education No. 44 of 2015 on SN Dikti.
The follow-up to the operation of the polices is the student admission process based on Rector’s Regulation No. 18/H27/PP/2011, dated on January 10th, 2011, on the Entry Path and Capacity for New UNS Students. In addition, transparency and compliance with the prevailing legislations are required in the process of student admission. This is regulated in Rector’s Regulation No. 579/UN27/HK/2011, dated December 30th, 2011, on the Principle Policies of Management and Administration of Higher Education in Universitas Sebelas Maret.
There are two exam materials in the admission system, namely Scholastic Potential Test (TPS) and Academic Competency Test (TKA). TPS is used to measure the prospective students’ potentials, such as cognitive, logic, and general understanding. The main materials in TPS include general cognition, quantitative knowledge, reading and writing comprehension, and general knowledge. TKA is used to measure prospective students’ potential in the academic field, which is divided into three types based on the chosen interests: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) with test materials comprising Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, Liberal Arts with test materials comprising History, Geography, Economics, and Sociology, and/or mixed. The test material in the selection system, both TPS and TKA, is able to provide an initial assessment of the ability of prospective students to go higher education process in general, and especially in the field of language and literature globally in BLL
2 The Prerequisites of National Selection System Admission
The prerequisites for each path in the National Selection System are described in the following.
2.1. SNMPTN (Seleksi Nasional Masuk Perguruan Tinggi Negeri)
SNMPTN is a selection system coordinated by the Government through the National Testing Agency for State Universities (LTMPT) with the main reference being the academic achievement of prospective students. SNMPTN prerequisites are accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalur-dalam/jenjang?jenjang=s1 and described as follows.
2.2. SBMPTN (Seleksi Bersama Masuk Perguruan Tinggi Negeri)
SBMPTN is a selection system coordinated by the Government through LTMPT with the score of the Computer-Based Written Examination (UTBK) owned by prospective students as the main reference. SBMPTN prerequisites are accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalur-dalam/jenjang?jenjang=s1 and described as follows.
2.3. SM UNS (Seleksi Mandiri UNS)
SM is a selection system that is coordinated directly by each university outside the selection system coordinated by the Government through LTMPT. SM UNS is divided into five categories, including UNS Campus Admission Selection by Achievement (SMJP), UNS Cam- pus Admission Selection by Testing (SMJU), UNS Campus Admission Selection by Partner- ship (SMJK), UNS Campus Admission Selection for Students with Disability (SMJD), and UNS Campus Admission Selection by UTBK (SM-UTBK). The admission prerequisites for each category are as follows.
2.3.1 SMJP (Seleksi Mandiri Jalur Prestasi)
SMJP is UNS Campus Admission Selection system by talent scouting with the aim of recruiting prospective participants who have both academic and non-academic achievements (in the cognitive, interest/talent, religious, and other fields). The cognitive field includes the Science Olympiad, Youth Scientific Work Competition, Indonesian/English Debate Competi- tion, Science and Technology Competition, and others. Areas of interest/talent consist of Sports (Athletics, Martial Arts, Games, etc.), Arts (Photography, MTQ, Sound, Painting, Dance, Film, etc.), Design, and others. Meanwhile, the religious field includes Tahfidzul Quran (30 Juz) and/or Holy Book memorization. SMJP prerequisites are accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalur-dalam/jenjang?jenjang=s1 and described as follows.
2.3.2 SMJU UTUL UNS (Seleksi Mandiri Jalur Ujian Tulis UNS)
SMJU is UNS Campus Admission Selection by considering the Written Examination Score (UTUL) held by Universitas Sebelas Maret as a determinant of admission. SMJU pre- requisites are accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalur-dalam/jenjang?jenjang=s1 and de- scribed as follows.
2.3.3 SMJK (Seleksi Mandiri Jalur Kemitraan)
SMJK is a UNS Campus Admission Selection that is intended for the candidate recom- mended by partner agencies (companies/local governments/government institutions) that have a valid Cooperation Agreement (PKS) on SMJK between the proposing agency (partner) and UNS. SMJK prerequisites are accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalur-dalam/jenjang?jenjang=s1 and described as follows.
2.3.4 SMJD (Seleksi Mandiri Jalur Disabilitas)
SMJD is a UNS Campus Admission Selection system that is intended for prospective students with special needs. SMJD prerequisites are accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalurdalam/jenjang?jenjang=s1 and described as follows.
2.3.5 SM-UTBK (Seleksi Mandiri – Ujian Tulis Berbasis Komputer)
SM-UTBK is a UNS Campus Admission Selection system by considering the UTBK score issued by LTMPT as a determinant of admission. SM-UTBK prerequisites are accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalur-dalam/jenjang?jenjang=s1 and described as follows.
2.3.6 International Selection System Admission Prerequisites
The International Selection System is intended for prospective foreign students. The admission of foreign students is in line with UNS work objectives to achieve an international reputation. The prerequisites of the International Selection System Admission include the fol- lowing:
In addition, referring the Minister of Law and Human Rights’s Regulation No. 52 of 2016 on the Issuance of Student Visa and Student Visa Stamps, there are technical prerequisites that must be completed by the international student candidates, including
COUNSELLING SERVICES FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
The university provides maximum service to prospective students by responding quickly to incoming questions. This is done through various service media, including:
(1) direct calls to (0271) 634880 (direct phone call) and (0271) 646994 (hunting); (2) Fax. (0271) 634880; (3) Email: spmb@uns.ac.id; (4) social media, Facebook: spmb.uns, Instagram: spmbuns, website: http://www.spmb.uns.ac.id, and WhatsApp account: +62 811-2643-542; (5) direct consultation to the UNS SPMB office located at Jl. Ir. Sutami No. 36A, 1st Floor of SPMB Building, Kentingan Campus, Surakarta 57126.
SELECTION PROCEDURES
UNS admission procedure is carried out in a transparent manner in order to ensure that students who meet the requirements are accepted. It is categorized into (1) National Selection System: SNMPTN, SBMPTN, and SM; and (2) International Selection System. However, before the procedure for admitting students from each system is explained, the Admission Competitiveness Ratio (AKP) of the last six years will be presented first. This ratio also reflects the comparison between the intake capacity of BLL and the number of applicants.
Year Intake |
Ratio AKP |
Capacity |
Registrants |
2015 | 1:9 | 70 | 641 |
2016 | 1:10 | 65 | 667 |
2017 | 1:11 | 60 | 679 |
2018 | 1:10 | 65 | 667 |
2019 | 1:9 | 65 | 559 |
2020 | 1:11 | 65 | 683 |
The admission procedures for National and International Selection Systems are presented as follows.
NATIONAL SELECTION PROCEDURES
Each path in National Selection System has its own procedures, which are presented as follows:
1. SNMPTN Procedure
The SNMPTN admission procedure includes:
SNMPTN procedure is accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/jalur-masuk/jenjang?jenjang=s1.
2. SBMPTN Procedure
SBMPTN procedure is as follow:
3. Campus Admission Selection (Seleksi Mandiri – SM)
The admission selection procedure for SMJP, SMJK, SMJD, and SM-UTBK has the same stages, including:
Meanwhile, the procedure of SMJU is as follows:
The admission selection procedures of both the national (SNMPTN, SBMPTN, and SM) and the international systems aim to preserve the quality of student intake and the study program intake capacity per class. The effectiveness of the procedure is periodically reviewed and adjusted to the results obtained.
4. International Admission Procedure
The international admission selection procedure includes:
FOREIGN LANGUAGES PROFICIENCY
Mastery of foreign language is not a mandatory requirement in the national selection system (SNMPTN, SBMPTN, and SM). However, UNS ensures that every student succeeds in mastering foreign language, especially English by requiring them to take English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course with a minimum passing score of 60. This is in line with UNS internationalization.
Similarly, in the international admission selection system, mastery of a foreign language, English, is not mandatory. Meanwhile, Indonesian language mastery is highly recommended although not required.
EAP courses (for domestic students) and Bahasa Indonesia Course are managed by UNS Language Center. The mastery of these languages, English and/or Indonesian, is one of the requirements for both domestic and international students to apply for Theses exam. The regulation of English mastery is stated in Rector’s Decision No.499/UN27/PP/2011 on the Obligation of Passing the EAP course for Students of Bachelor’sDegree, Mater’s Degree, and Doctorate’s Degree Programs.
STUDENT’S ADMISSION AND DECISION TRANSPARENCY
Referring to Rector’s Regulation No. 579/UN27/HK/2011 dated on December 30, 2011 on the Principal Policies of Management and Administration of Higher Education at UNS, transparency in student admissions is a must. It is shown in the following stages.
and international selection systems accessible at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/;
The procedures and new student admission decisions, both national (SNMPTN, SBMPTN, and SM) and international admission selections, are well documented and accessible 24 hours a day at https://spmb.uns.ac.id/.