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==Admissions==
Almost every UNL System school utilizes the National Admissions Portal (NAP). The only exceptions are the Alejandro Vasquez School where prospective students must pass a 8-week pre-college program and UNL University of Fine Arts which uses a combination of interviews and portfolio reviews. In terms of rigor, HPGU remains the most selective with a 6.1% acceptance rate, and typically sees the highest academic performers apply. The University of New Liverpool has the largest number of applications per year, thus acceptance rates have been declining for the past 20 years to keep student populations down. However, those rejected from UNL New Liverpool may be accepted as a transfer and be required to complete 2 years at a regional university. Overall, the UNL System uses a combination of National Collegiate Exam scores, grades received through the NAP, and personal recommendations. The UNL System has been criticized for underrepresenting Kaijanese and Indigenous students, especially at elite schools such as HPGU, controversially the UNL system has directed member schools to not engage in equity-based admissions. The admissions process has been criticized for favoring those from wealthy backgrounds, as the NCEs may not be paid for by specific schools, additionally, rural students are at a disadvantage as they don't have access to certain honor classes available to students at larger schools.