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The International UAS Exam is a joint digital entrance exam of the Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS), used for selecting students to study programmes leading to a bachelor’s degree and conducted in English. The entrance exam is completed by the applicant’s own computer remotely online.

In the spring’s joint application, 91 study programs use the International UAS Exam; please see further information on them here. Regardless of how many study programs you’re applying for, you only need to participate in the International UAS Exam once. Please read the instructions carefully as a number of changes have been introduced to the spring 2024 exam compared to the 2023 exams.

The International UAS Exam is organised on 21 March 2024 from 12:00 o’clock noon onwards (Finnish time, UTC/GMT+2). In the International UAS exam, the applicants’ readiness for UAS studies is assessed. The exam does not include any advance reading materials or pre-assignments.

The International UAS exam is used in the following study fields:

• Humanities and Education
• Business Administration, Business Information Technology (BIT)
• Natural Resources
• Tourism and Hospitality
• Seafaring
• Social Services, Health Care, Sports and Exercise, Beauty Care
• Technology

Please check in Table 1 whether your targeted study programmes use the International UAS exam. If your targeted study programme does not use the exam, please refer to Studyinfo.fi for more information on the programme and admission criteria. In that case, please check whether the programme involves a pre-assignment or a separate entrance exam requiring preparation.

Language requirements

In order to be invited to the International UAS Exam and to be selected based on the International UAS Exam selection method, the applicants have to prove their English language skills either by an internationally recognized language test or previous studies. Please attach the required document to your Studyinfo application on 24 January 2024 at 15:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) at the latest.

Only the tests listed above will be accepted. No exceptions will be made.

There are no expiration dates, but the language test results must be verifiable from the online verification service of the organiser until 21 March 2024. The TOEFL test cannot be verified after two years. The IELTS test cannot be verified after three years. If the test scores can no longer be verified, the test is not valid. The applicant should make sure that the test results are not too old. If the applicant is unsure and the test results are more than 2 years old, it is advised to retake the test.

Point 1 above: When taking the language test, the applicant should choose the university of applied sciences that uses the International UAS Exam as the recipient of the results, if possible. The results must be at least sent to the university of applied sciences that is listed highest on the list of targeted study programmes in the application form. If possible, the test results should be sent to every university of applied sciences using the International UAS Exam where the applicant has applied to. The applicant must also attach a scanned/electric copy of the test result to the application for verification purposes, and notify their unique identifier.

Point 2 above: If applying with the National Certificate of Language Proficiency (YKI), the unique identifier is not necessary. However, the applicant must attach a scanned/electric copy of the test result to the application for verification purposes.

Points 3-4 above: The applicant must attach a certificate of their previous degrees. The applicant must also attach a document that shows the language of the degree and the country of studies.

Point 5 above: The applicant must attach a certificate of their grades.

Identification documents

The applicant needs a valid, acceptable identification document to be able to participate in the International UAS Exam. The following documents are accepted as proof of identity:  

• A passport. The passport can be either biometric or non-biometric.
• A biometric EU/EEA identity card
  • Note: The EU/EEA identity card must have a biometric symbol, as shown below

No other forms of identification documents are accepted. For example, residence permit cards or non-biometric EU/EEA identity cards will not be accepted.

The passport/identity card has to be valid until 21 March 2024.

Biometric symbol on the biometric EU/EEA identity card

In the biometric EU/EEA identity card, there is a symbol indicating biometric features. The symbol is located on either the front or back side of the biometric identity card.

Example of the symbol, the colour of which may vary between in different EU/EEA countries' identity cards.

You have to provide the number of your passport or biometric EU/EEA identity card to the application form (passport or EU/EEA ID card (UAS) section) during the application period. In addition, you have to attach a copy of that document to your application form on 24 January 2024 at 15:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) at the latest (passport or EU/EEA ID card (UAS) section on the application form). You must attach a copy of both sides of the EU/EEA identity card to your application form. If the information you submit is incorrect or you do not submit this information to the application by the given time limit, you cannot participate in the International UAS exam and thus not proceed in the International UAS Exam selection process.

Exam sections, duration and scoring

The entrance exam is conducted in the English language. The exam sections and duration of the exam are determined on the basis of the study programmes you apply for. You complete at one time all the exam sections that are included to the study programmes you apply for. The entrance exam includes both common exam sections to all study programmes and field-specific exam sections. The exam sections for each study field are presented in Chart 1. A total score of the exam is the sum score of the exam sections included to your study programme. In order to be selected, you must pass all the exam sections (i.e. reach the minimum pass score per section).

A specific response time has been allocated for each exam section. When the section-specific time is up, the section will close. If you don’t finish the section, its latest version will be saved as your answer. You can complete the sections in any order. However, please note that once a section is opened, it needs to be completed, and you cannot return to the section later. In addition to the section-specific times, there is 15 minutes for transitions between sections in the exam. 

Common exam sections to all study programmes:

• Reasoning skills (25 minutes): You have to complete this exam section regardless of the programme you apply for. The section assesses your logical reasoning and problem-solving skills. The maximum score in this section is 20 and the minimum pass score is 1. NB. The minimum pass score in the section has changed to 0.1 points due to the difficulty level of the section (information updated on April 10, 2024). Penalty scores (wrong answers produce minus points) are used in this section. You can also leave a question unanswered. Please have a look at the reasoning skills example questions.

• English language skills (20 minutes): You have to complete this exam section regardless of the programme you apply for. The section assesses your skills in reading and interpreting texts, such as understanding the relation between different parts of the text, mastering vocabulary and linguistic reasoning. The maximum score in this section is 20 and the minimum pass score is 3. Penalty scores (wrong answers produce minus points) are used in this section. You can also leave a question unanswered. Please have a look at the English language skills example questions.

Field-specific exam sections:

• Mathematical skills (25 minutes): This exam section is required for the fields of Technology, Business Administration and BIT, Natural Resources, Tourism and Hospitality, Seafaring, Social Services, Health Care, Sports and Exercise and Beauty Care. The contents of the section are the same for all the above-mentioned fields. In this section, your basic mathematical skills are assessed. The focus is on basic calculations, calculating percentages, first-degree equations, geometry, mathematical-logical reasoning and interpreting tables, graphs and diagrams. In this section, you are allowed to use the function calculator of the examination system. The maximum score in this section is 20 and the minimum pass score is 1. Penalty scores (wrong answers produce minus points) are used in this section. You can also leave a question unanswered. Please have a look at the mathematical skills example questions.

  Calculator’s functions in the exam system

  Calculator’s functions in the exam system:

  • addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems
  • brackets
  • square of two and square root
  • power of ten and general power function
  • trigonometric functions (angle values in degrees)
  • natural logarithm (ln) and base-ten logarithm (log)
  • constant numbers π and e
  • storing the most recent return value in ANS variable
  • storing values of expressions in M_in and recalling values in M_out.

  The calculations can also be partially input using the keyboard.
  
  Example: Entering expressions into calculator
  
  
  
  

• Advanced mathematical skills (30 minutes): This exam section is required for the field of Technology. The section assesses your abilities in mathematics and physics. Your mathematical skills are assessed by questions related to reducing rational expressions, solving equations, level geometry and trigonometry (e.g. right-angled triangle). Your physics skills are assessed by questions related to basic knowledge in physical phenomena and calculation formulas, your ability to calculate and reason on the basis of basic physical knowledge and given models, and your ability to interpret charts, graphs and diagrams. In this section, you are allowed to use the function calculator of the examination system. The maximum score in this section is 20 and the minimum pass score is 1. NB. The minimum pass score in the section has changed to 0.1 points due to the difficulty level of the section (information updated on April 10, 2024). Penalty scores (wrong answers produce minus points) are used in this section. You can also leave a question unanswered. Please have a look at the advanced mathematical skills example questions.

  Calculator’s functions in the exam system

  Calculator’s functions in the exam system:

  • addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems
  • brackets
  • square of two and square root
  • power of ten and general power function
  • trigonometric functions (angle values in degrees)
  • natural logarithm (ln) and base-ten logarithm (log)
  • constant numbers π and e
  • storing the most recent return value in ANS variable
  • storing values of expressions in M_in and recalling values in M_out.

  The calculations can also be partially input using the keyboard.
  
  Example: Entering expressions into calculator
  
  
  
  

• Ethical skills (10 minutes): This exam section is required for the fields of Social Services, Health Care, Sports and Exercise, Beauty Care, and Humanities and Education. The contents of the section are the same for all the above-mentioned fields. In this section, your skills in recognising the ethical nature of statements are assessed. The maximum score in this section is 20 and the minimum pass score is 1. Penalty scores (wrong answers produce minus points) are used in this section. You can also leave a question unanswered. Please have a look at the ethical skills example questions.

• Emotional intelligence skills (10 minutes): This exam section is required for the fields of Social Services, Health Care, Sports and Exercise, Beauty Care, and Humanities and Education. The contents of the section are the same for all the above-mentioned fields. In this section, your capabilities in emotional intelligence skills, such as recognizing and controlling emotions, are assessed. The maximum score in this section is 20 and the minimum pass score is 1. Penalty scores (wrong answers produce minus points) are used in this section. You can also leave a question unanswered. Please have a look at the emotional intelligence skills example questions.

Chart 1. Exam sections.

Identification

You have to identify yourself to be able to participate in the International UAS exam and proceed in the International UAS Exam selection process.

The identification process consists of two phases:

1. Pre-identification (before the exam)
   Before the exam, you have to conduct pre-identification in Candour ID mobile application within an indicated time limit. You will receive an invitation to pre-identification to the email address provided on your application form on 11 March 2024 at the latest. The link in the invitation directs you to the https://login.uasexam.fi/ page, where you can proceed with the pre-identification. When logging in, please submit the same passport/identity card number and the PIN code as provided in your Studyinfo application.
   
   Only those applicants who have submitted an acceptable proof of English language skills and an approved identification document through the Studyinfo application form by the deadline will be invited to pre-identification. Pre-identification has to be completed on 14 March 2024 at 15:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) at the latest. The email will be sent only once so please make sure that you have space in your inbox. If necessary, also check your spam and other folders.
   
   If you can’t find the invitation to the pre-identification in your email, you can proceed with the pre-identification via the following link: https://login.uasexam.fi/. When logging in, please submit  the same passport/identity card number and the PIN code as provided in your Studyinfo application.
   
   If you don’t remember your PIN code, please check it from your own application. After you submitted your joint application form in Studyinfo service, you received a confirmation email to the email address you gave in your application. The confirmation email has a link to your own application.
   
   
2. Identification on the exam day
   Those applicants who have successfully conducted pre-identification will be invited to the exam. On the exam day, you have to identify yourself again while logging in to the exam. This means that you will first proceed to Candour’s service to take a selfie with your computer’s camera.

You need the following for identifying yourself:

• Passport or biometric EU/EEA identity card. The passport/identity card has to be valid until 21 March 2024.
• A mobile phone on which you can download the Candour ID mobile application.
• Candour ID mobile application (available in App Store or Google Play). Make sure you have the latest version of the application installed.

For the identification process, you have to submit the following information on the Studyinfo application form:

• The number of the passport or biometric EU/EEA identity card.
• Also, a copy of the said passport/identity card has to be attached to the application form on 24 January 2024 at 15:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) at the latest.

For the applicant to be able to identify themselves for the International UAS exam and proceed in the International UAS Exam selection process, the number of the passport/identity card submitted to the application form has to be the same as the number of the document attached to the application. The universities of applied sciences may modify the information submitted to the application form for the purposes of identification if the information is incorrect and/or mutually contradictory.

Completing the pre-identification on 11-14 March 2024

The pre-identification has to be completed on 14 March 2024 at 15:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) at the latest. If you do not complete the pre-identification within the given timetable or the pre-identification fails, you cannot be invited to the exam, and you cannot proceed in the International UAS Exam selection process.

Before you start the pre-identification, please watch the instructional video on YouTube. In the video, a passport and an Android phone are used. If you are using an iOS phone and/or an identity card, the instructions provided by the Candour ID application may be slightly different. Follow the instructions provided by the application.

• If you are conducting the pre-identification with a biometric passport, the instructions start in the video from 2:02 onwards.
• If you are conducting the pre-identification with a non-biometric passport, the instructions start in the video from 4:39 onwards.

You have to complete the following phases in the Candour ID mobile application during the pre-identification:

1. Download the Candour ID application on your mobile phone (available in App Store or Google Play). Make sure you have the latest version of the application installed. Follow the application’s instructions carefully
2. Use the same passport/identity card in the Candour ID whose number was already provided in your Studyinfo application form
3. Take a picture of your passport/identity card
   • The application verifies that the number of your passport/identity card matches with the number provided in Studyinfo and that the passport/identity card is valid
4. Read the information of your passport/identity card
   • If you are using a biometric passport/identity card: Read the information from the chip of your passport/identity card
   • If you don’t have a biometric passport or reading the chip of your biometric passport is not successful: You can proceed with optical verification (without chip reading)
   • If reading the chip of your biometric identity card is not successful: You can proceed with optical verification (without chip reading) by taking a picture of the front side of the identity card
5. Take a selfie
   • The application verifies that the person in the selfie matches the facial image read from the passport/identity card
6. Candour ID will inform you that the identification has been successful. Make sure to return to the browser and wait patiently until you are redirected to the International UAS Exam info page
7. If necessary, explore the Candour guide where you can find detailed instructions

NB: If your phone does not have NFC support, the pre-identification may differ from the instructions above. Follow the instructions provided by the Candour ID application.

NB: In the Candour ID mobile application, you have a maximum of three attempts to take the picture of your passport/identity (ID photo) and three attempts to take the selfie (Selfie). If you complete the pre-identification optically from the beginning, you have a total of three attempts to take a picture of your passport and a selfie. If you cannot verify your identity within these attempts, the pre-identification cannot be completed and you cannot proceed in the International UAS Exam selection process.

Important information for SMOWL registration

The information has been updated on this page on 15 March 2024 at 16:15 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2).

Some applicants have encountered technical issues in the Candour ID application, resulting in unsuccessful pre-identification. These applicants have the opportunity to proceed in the exam process by registering for the SMOWL proctoring software. Emails have been sent to these applicants on March 15 regarding this matter. Please follow the instructions in the email. If you cannot find the email or are unsure if this concerns you, please check the matter through the login page https://login.uasexam.fi/. After logging in, you will see a link to SMOWL registration on the login page if this concerns you.

The aforementioned applicants have to register for the SMOWL proctoring software by 18 March at 15:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2). On the SMOWL registration page, applicants will take a selfie of themselves and accept the terms of use. The person in the selfie must be recognizable as the same person who has applied in the Studyinfo service. Applicants who successfully register within the given timeframe on SMOWL will be invited to the International UAS Exam. These applicants do not need to complete the pre-identification in the Candour ID application.

Additionally, a similar message has also been sent to a few applicants who have not received an invitation for the pre-identification as a result of a mistake by the universities of applied sciences.

Monitoring

Note: You do not need to download the SMOWL extension to complete the exam. Information updated on February 15, 2024.

Your activities during the exam are monitored in the exam system by SMOWL proctoring software. SMOWL proctoring software stores webcam images and sound. Monitoring ensures that the applicant completes the exam independently, without the help of anybody or anything else. During the exam, you must use only the exam system.

The monitoring process is automatic and begins the moment the exam starts. Monitoring finishes when you have completed the exam. After the exam, the proctoring data of the applicants is reviewed. Based on this review, applicants’ exam results may be dismissed if they have acted contrary to the instructions given.

After logging in to the exam, before your personal exam starting time, you must enable your computer’s microphone and camera. You can see from the SMOWL monitoring block that monitoring is active, please see the image below. Do not leave the SMOWL monitoring block even for a moment after the exam has started. This means that your face must remain visible in the SMOWL monitoring block throughout the entire exam, and you cannot, for example, go to the toilet or visit other websites during the exam. After the exam has started, you must complete the exam independently, and there must be no other individuals visible in the SMOWL monitoring block at any moment.

An image of the SMOWL monitoring block

Make sure that your facial image is clearly visible in the SMOWL monitoring block and the two items (webcam and microphone) are green throughout the entire exam.



If necessary, you can move the SMOWL monitoring block to the other side of the exam page with the arrow button and resize the block with the magnifying glass button.

Guidelines for exam completion with SMOWL monitoring

• Make sure that you complete the exam in a quiet environment, without other people present
• Close all the other programmes and applications, browsers and browser windows on your computer
• Make sure that the SMOWL monitoring block is correctly activated in the beginning of the exam and stays activated (green) throughout the entire exam:
  • Make sure your camera is enabled and it works so that you can see your face in real time in the image (SMOWL monitoring block)
    • Make sure you have adequate light conditions and that your face is clearly visible
    Make sure your microphone is enabled and it works
• Make sure your face remains visible in the SMOWL monitoring block throughout the entire exam. You cannot, for example, visit other websites or go to the toilet during the exam
• During the exam, you are allowed to take notes on paper, but make sure that your face remains visible in the SMOWL monitoring block at all times

Dismissal criteria

During monitoring, the webcam images are compared to and must match the facial image of the identified applicant captured during the pre-identification. After the exam, the proctoring data of the applicants is reviewed. The applicant’s exam results may be rejected if any of the following dismissal criteria are met.

Privacy policy

During the pre-identification, Candour forwards the facial image of the applicant read from the applicant’s passport or identity card to Vallu entrance examination service. In the identification on the exam day, the selfie taken by the applicant is compared to the facial image stored during the pre-identification. The purpose of identification is to verify the applicant’s identity. The data collected during the exam will be stored only for the necessary time period after the exam. Collecting and storing data is compatible with the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The servers are located in the European Union.

Vallu entrance examination service forwards the applicant’s name and email address, and the facial image of the applicant captured during the pre-identification to SMOWLtech via a technical interface. The facial image is used in SMOWL proctoring software as a registration image and during the exam as a reference image for SMOWL monitoring, against which images taken by the webcam during monitoring are compared. 

SMOWL proctoring software stores webcam images and sound only during the exam. The purpose of monitoring is to ensure that the applicant completes the exam independently, without the help of anybody or anything else. Monitoring is conducted automatically during the exam to secure legal protection and parity of applicants. The applicant may refuse monitoring or interrupt it. Refusing or interrupting monitoring means that the applicant may not be selected by the International UAS Exam selection method. After the exam, the applicants’ monitoring data is reviewed by Vallu entrance examination service operators and, based on this review, applicants may be dismissed if they have acted contrary to the given instructions. The data stored during the exam will be stored only for the necessary time period after the exam. Collecting and storing data is compatible with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The servers are located in the European Union.

• More information on Candour’s privacy policy
• More information on SMOWL’s privacy policy
• More information on Vallu entrance examination service’s privacy policy

Hardware and network requirements

The International UAS exam is a digital exam, completed by the applicant’s own computer. The exam has been designed to be completed by computer so you cannot complete the exam by your mobile phone or tablet.

Please ensure that, on the day of the exam, you have access to a computer that meets the requirements and a reliable internet connection. We recommend the use of a fixed broadband connection. The applicant is responsible for the functionality of the internet connection and the computer, including its power supply. The universities of applied sciences cannot be held responsible for problem situations related to taking the exam, due to applicant’s hardware or software, or the stability of the internet connection. We recommend that you use a mouse to navigate in the exam system instead of the keyboard. 

Participating in the exam and exam schedule

The International UAS exam is organised on 21 March 2024. The International UAS Exam is a digital exam, completed by the applicant’s own computer remotely online.

Invitation to the exam

On 19 March 2024 at the latest, you will receive an invitation to the exam to the email address you provided in your Studyinfo application. The invitation includes a personal login link to the exam. The email will be sent only once so please make sure that you have space in your inbox. If necessary, also check your spam and other folders. NB: The invitation to the exam will be sent only to those applicants who have successfully completed the pre-identification.

Login page

Another option to log in to the exam is on the exam day through the login page: https://login.uasexam.fi/. When logging in, please submit the same passport/identity card number and the PIN code as provided in your Studyinfo application. NB: Only those applicants who have successfully completed the pre-identification will be able to log in to the exam through the login page.

Participating in the exam and the exam schedule

The International UAS exam is organised on 21 March 2024 from 12:00 o’clock noon onwards (Finnish time, UTC/GMT+2). Starting the exam is going to be phased in a way that the first applicant starts the exam at 12:00 noon Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) and the last applicant at 12:15 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) at the latest. You will see your personal exam starting time only after you have logged in to the exam system. You can log in to the exam system on the day of the exam from 11:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) onwards. Please log in early, at 11:45 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) at the latest. The exam is organised only once on 21 March and cannot be completed at another time.

On the exam day, you have to identify yourself again while logging into the exam. While logging in, you will first proceed to Candour’s service to take a selfie using your computer’s camera. The person in the selfie must be recognizable as the same person whose facial image was captured during the pre-identification.

In Candour’s service, you have three attempts to identify yourself. If you fail three times to identify yourself you will no longer be able to identify yourself nor participate in the exam. When taking a selfie in Candour’s service, make sure you have adequate light conditions and that your face is clearly visible and the selfie you take is sharp.

After identifying yourself, you will proceed to the exam system’s waiting page to complete preparations related to SMOWL monitoring. On the waiting page, the exam system tells you when your exam starts. Please follow the exam system’s instructions. Monitoring starts from the moment your exam time begins. After the exam has started, you cannot leave the computer. This means that your face must remain visible in the SMOWL monitoring block throughout the entire exam, and you cannot, for example, go to the toilet or visit other websites during the exam. After the exam has started, you must complete the exam independently, and there must be no other individuals visible in the SMOWL monitoring block at any moment. Applicants’ exam results may be dismissed if they have acted contrary to the instructions given.

Logging in to the exam system is possible also after your personal exam starting time. In that case, however, your exam time starts running from the beginning of your personal exam starting time.

If your internet connection is lost, you can re-enter the exam via the email link or the login page by completing the identity verification process again. Your exam time keeps running also when you are logged out from the exam system.

Frequently Asked Questions about the International UAS Exam

Individual arrangements

If, due to disability, disease, dyslexia or some other specific reason, you need individual arrangements during the entrance exam (e.g. additional time, tasks without pictures for applicants using a screen reader), you have to fill in a written request for individual arrangements. Please attach a medical certificate or other equivalent attestation on the nature of your disability or disease. The statement should clearly state why you need individual arrangements and explicitly detail the type of individual arrangements recommended for you. The applicants’ situations are assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Submit your request for individual arrangements, with the necessary attachments, by 24 January 2024 at 15:00 Finnish time (UTC/GMT+2) to the Admissions Services of the university of applied sciences using the International UAS Exam that is highest on your application form. Check the instructions below whether the request for individual arrangements shall be submitted on paper or in electronic form to the university of applied sciences in question.

Final student selection and publishing the results of International UAS Exam

Final selection of students is done on the basis of the total score of the International UAS Exam. A total score of the exam is the sum score of the exam sections included to your study programme. Applicants who do not meet the programme-specific eligibility criteria will not be selected as students. 

The results will be published on 10 April 2024 at the latest. You may view your scores in Studyinfo service. You may also be admitted from the waiting list on 30 July 2024 at the latest. Your exam scores will remain valid only for the application round in question.

The questions and the right answers of the exam will not be published. The International UAS Exam is deemed a secret official document based on the Act on the Openness of Government Activities, Section 24(22).

Entrance Exam Score Service

In the Entrance Exam Score Service, you can view your International UAS exam scores per section.

The Entrance Exam Score Service has opened on 10 April 2024. You can view your International UAS exam scores per section in the Entrance Exam Score Service until 27 August 2024.

You can log in to the Entrance Exam Score Service in the following way:

1. On 10 April 2024 at the latest, you will receive an email, which contains a personal link to Entrance Exam Score Service. The link will be sent to the email address you gave on your Studyinfo application form. 
2. Your link to Entrance Exam Score Service is also available in your own application in Studyinfo service. After you submitted your joint application form in Studyinfo service, you received a confirmation email to the email address you put in your application. The confirmation email contains a link to your own application. If you have not saved the confirmation link, please contact the Admissions Services of that university of applied sciences you have applied to.

You can access your own application also in My Studyinfo service. Suomi.fi e-identification is used for logging in, so you need Finnish online banking credentials, a Finnish electronic id-card or a mobile certificate. Please note that identification methods for foreigners in Suomi.fi e-identification service are not currently supported.

If you cannot log in to the Entrance Exam Score Service please contact the Admissions Services of that university of applied sciences you have applied to.