FIND OUT MORE ABOUT CHANGING THE DATES OF THE FORMATIVE SELECTION PROCESS 2010.1

Over the years, the Bahiana has permanently ratified its commitment to excellence in teaching, consolidating itself as the only higher education institution specialized in the health area to operate in the Northeast and Bahia. 

This differential, in fact, is already materialized in its innovative Training Selection Process, a unique and unprecedented model in Brazil, which involves the interaction of the faculty with the candidates, through experiences that provide for their identification with the chosen course, allowing for more reflection profound about your choice, which will certainly be decisive in your personal and professional future.

As it is a complex procedure in the planning, execution and evaluation, although pleasant and with less wear and tear for the candidate, the Training Selection Process of Bahiana the schedule was carefully prepared in line with our 2009/2010 academic calendar, and in harmony with the other selection processes of Brazilian educational institutions.

Unfortunately, due to changes made by the Ministry of Education to the dates of the ENEM, coinciding with some of the phases of our initial schedule, we were forced to reformulate it, seeking to minimize, as much as possible, possible inconvenience to candidates, as well as conflicts with the calendar of other educational institutions, in particular those in the health area.

Bahiana wishes the candidates success and thanks everyone for their understanding.

Prof. Maria Luisa Carvalho Soliani
General Coordinator of FBDC
Director of EBMSP

Schedule and note the new dates of the Formative Selection Process of the BAHIANA:

PSYCHOLOGY / PHYSIOTHERAPY / BIOMEDICINE / NURSING / DENTISTRY

November 23st and 24nd

MEDICINE

1st Phase - November 22nd

2nd Phase - November 29th and 30th

PS: remembering that, in the Selective Formative Process of the BAHIANA, the candidate will be able to use the results of the tests of the ENEM of the period between 2005 and 2008, as long as the candidate has achieved at least 40% correctness in the final grade.