If you are preparing for the PAU extraordinary July 2025The first thing you should know is that you are not at a disadvantage. Contrary to what many people think, there are still plenty of opportunities to gain access to university and start the university degree you want this September.

We know it can be stressful to introduce yourself to the Pau, when it seems like everyone else is already enjoying their holidays, but you are not lateYou are just in time!

Here we tell you everything you need to know: key dates, useful tips and a clear message ! you can still get your place!

Key dates for extraordinary PAU in Murcia (July 2025)

• PAU Exams1, 2 and 3 July 2025
• Publication of notes8 July 2025
• Start of university pre-enrolment9 July 2025

These days are essential for your university future. Mark these dates well, because from 9 July onwards you will be able to apply for a place in the degrees that interest you most.

Are there any places left for those of you taking the PAU in July?

Yes, absolutely yes. In the University of Murcia and in many other public and private universities, places are still available in the extraordinary phase. Degrees such as Medicine o Nursing are more limited, but in most grades you will still have real options.

And if you are considering studying in a private universitylike ours, you should know that we have enough places available in our university degrees. So, don't give up hope and don't give up too soon. Anything is possible.

Pre-registration tips: avoid common mistakes

1. Order your preferences wisely
   If you really want to study International Relations, put it firsteven if other options such as Medicine are also of interest to you. If you are awarded a place at a higher grade and do not accept it, you will not keep your place on the waiting lists of the options you have placed afterwards..
2. Find out more about each grade
   Still not sure whether to study law, psychology, mathematics, criminology or physiotherapy? Read up on curricula, career opportunities and listen to industry professionals. Choose what fits you, not what you think is expected of you.
3. Assesses grades with less demand
   If your grade is not very high, that's fine. There are careers with great job prospects and lower cut-off requirements such as Early Childhood Education, Civil Engineering or Tourismand they are options with a bright future!
4. Consider private centres
   Not all universities are the same. Many private institutionslike ours, offer a closer training, personalised attention, reduced groups and multidisciplinary curricula adapted to current needs.
   (Yes, we'd need another blog to tell you all about it... but if you want, we'd be happy to tell you about it! )

What if you still don't know what to study?

Don't worry, it's more common than you think. The key is to connect with your interests, skills and values.

• Are you more into science, literature or creativity?
• Can you imagine working with people, data or technology?
• Are you motivated to help others, resolve conflicts or undertake projects?

Ask yourself these questions. Do your research. Talk to counsellors. And remember: choosing a career does not define your whole life, but it can open up avenues you can't even imagine today.

For those of you who are taking the PAU in July

If you apply in July, you are not out of the game. You are fighting for your future, and that already puts you ahead. With attitude, strategy and confidence, you can pass the PAU and start the degree you want this year.

From our University Centre, we support you, we understand you and we we believe in you. Whether you want to study a degree in Law, Education, International Relations, Biotechnology, Tourism, Computer Engineering, Psychology or any other, you can still get your place.