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To be a youth in action, the following requirements must be met: Be between 16 and 24 years old. Have a high school diploma. Belong to one of these populations: displaced youth, indigenous youth, Red Unidos, youth under the protection of the ICBF (Colombian Institute of Family Welfare), or SISBEN (System for the Selection of Beneficiaries of Social Programs) below level II in your city.

Jóvenes en Acción is a program of Prosperidad Social that supports young people in poverty and vulnerable conditions, with the delivery of conditional cash transfers –CCTs–, so that they can continue their technical, technological and professional studies.

To register for the Youth in Action program, the University Welfare office has made available the following channels through the TEAMS tool, which will allow you to complete the pre-registration process for the Youth in Action program in a guided manner:

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The University of Cundinamarca, through its financial support office, offers three types of financing: Type B, C, and D.
Type B: Initial payment of 25% and 3 monthly installments of 25% each
Type C: Initial payment 50% and 2 monthly installments of 25% each
Type D: Initial payment of 75% and 1 monthly installment of 25%

If you are a new student, once the documentation uploaded to the SIS system (institutional application system)/admissions and registration management/update resume has been validated and the student code and academic registration have been assigned, you have completed the registration process. However, if you are a returning student, the legalization of your registration consists of successfully completing the financial and academic registration.

To be able to pay in installments, the financial aid office publishes the call for applications for registration through the website www.ucundinamarca.edu.co, where the registration procedure is explained, which can be found in the following link in the option "Request for Installment Payment of Registration" where the following steps are found:

1. Log in to the institutional platform with your username and password and select the “tuition installment” icon and “add financing”.
2. Complete the form, which will ask you to register a co-debtor, personal data of the beneficiary, personal and commercial references. (AFIr057).

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