These courses are taught in morning, afternoon and evening hours and will last for four months, i.e. they are scheduled to finish on October 12th of this year. The students of this leveling course aspire to achieve the quotas of the careers offered by the UTEQ for the coming semester, which are: Agronomic, Zootechnical, Forestry, Environmental, Mechanical, Agroindustrial, Agricultural, Telematics, Industrial Engineering; Software, Food, Industrial Safety and Occupational Health, Electricity; Marketing, Business Administration, Economics, Nursing; and Accounting and Auditing. Applicants will have to meet 80 per cent class attendance and have a minimum average of seven out of ten points to pass the course, said Rafael Muñoz, coordinator in charge.