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The Faculty of Law (FH) of Djuanda University (UNIDA) received a visit from the New Student Admission Bureau (BPMB) in the framework of the PMB Roadshow on (29/05). This activity was conducted offline in the Faculty of Law Meeting Room and was attended by Dr. Hj Endeh Suhartini as the Vice Rector for Cooperation, Student Development, and Foreign Affairs of UNIDA, the UNIDA BPMB Team, along with the combined Structures of the Faculty of Law and Faculty of Agriculture (FAPERTA). Vice Rector Dr. Hj Endeh Suhartini said that this Roadshow activity needs to be carried out because it is an encouraging effort with the hope of increasing the number of PMB from each faculty including FH, it is hoped that it can refresh and increase the number of UNIDA PMB. Meanwhile, the Head of BPMB UNIDA, Gugun Gunadi, S.Pd.I., M.Pd.I, hopes that student registrations will increase according to the target of PMB Djuanda University in the 2023/2024 Academic Year, by continuing to work together to convey Djuanda University campus products to all potential places, even to every corner of the region. "Hopefully, the number of prospective students in the 2023/2024 Academic Year can continue to increase to meet UNIDA's PMB target this year. It is highly expected that each faculty can convey our campus products, such as the scholarship offers given including KIP Scholarships, Bagimu Guru and Bagimu Santri Scholarships, Kadar Dakwah Education Scholarships (PKD), Tahfidz Scholarships, Achievement Scholarships both at the Regency and National Level, One Roof Scholarships, and other scholarships. Hopefully all study programs in each faculty will continue to increase their PMB, "he said. On that occasion, the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Dr. Nurwati, expressed her gratitude for the roadshow that had been carried out by BPMB in order to increase the number of new students. "Hopefully the admission of new students of the Faculty of Law for the 2023/2024 Academic Year will increase from the previous year's acquisition, with the scholarships provided by the foundation can also help underprivileged students to continue their studies to the Strata-1 level," he concluded.