The Federation Council recommended to Rozobrandzor to consider raising the Israeli minimum exam of the United State for admission to universities in Russia, according to the resolution adopted by the senators. It is proposed to extend the new requirements to all universities "regardless of the affiliation of the department and their form of ownership". The Federation Council also recommended eliminating the option of distance learning for engineering and technology majors. For specializations where the number of students exceeds the needs of the labor market, it is proposed to limit the number of paid places. It is suggested to examine the procedure and grounds for providing benefits upon admission. In addition, the senators suggested suspending the issuance of licenses to new universities "until changes are made to the legislation of the Russian Federation aimed at improving the licensing procedure." In addition, Valentina Matvinko also proposed to reduce the number of students for paid education in Moscow universities, and to limit the possibility of admission of non-resident students. "Recruit as much as necessary for the required specializations - and no more. Let the rest study at home," she said. Remember, higher education will be harder, and much harder. Colleges and the military await school graduates, and you will have to work hard for the right to higher education, including paid education.