Half of Children from Slovakia's Poorest Families Enter Higher Education

Every second child from Slovakia's poorest families gains admission to higher education institutions, according to new data on educational access. The statistics reveal that significant increases in university enrollment occur primarily among the highest income groups, highlighting persistent socioeconomic disparities in access to tertiary education. The findings underscore ongoing challenges in educational equality, where family income continues to influence university participation rates despite efforts to broaden access to higher education across different economic backgrounds.