11 https://www.jensengymnasium.se/sodra
12 http://campusmanilla.se/om-skolan/
13 https://vrskolor.se/alla-skolor/vrg-odenplan/
14Dependent on grades, number of positions and number of requests, students are sorted in relation to this list of choices. The first school and programme on the list is the primary choice. The opportunity to attend an elite school and secure the primary choice depends on the grades from secondary school. Higher grades equal better options.
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