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=== Education === | === Education === | ||
Literacy rates in Porlos stand at 99.6%. Primary education in the country is compulsory and begins at the ages of five or six, and continues for the first eight years. Upon completing primary education, students then must complete four years of secondary school until they turn eighteen. Students then have the option of attending a free public university, of which there are | Literacy rates in Porlos stand at 99.6%. Primary education in the country is compulsory and begins at the ages of five or six, and continues for the first eight years. Upon completing primary education, students then must complete four years of secondary school until they turn eighteen. Students then have the option of attending a free public university, of which there are 30 in the country. | ||
As of 2029, there are over 5600 schools in the country, with 4600 providing elementary education and 1000 providing secondary education. There are 450 private schools in Porlos, mostly located in major cities, such as Pacuí and Naqili. The University of Naqili, the first university in Porlos, was founded in 1448 and is still active today. The University of Pacuí, founded in 1654, is the second oldest continuously operating university in South Crona. There are also 13 polytechnics, of which two are private, and 30 higher education institutions, of which 27 are private. In total, there are 70 institutions of higher education in Porlos, attended by more than 177 thousand students. | |||
=== Health === | === Health === | ||