History of student protests since 2003

a) Increasing the fund for scholarships so that they cover 25% of university students and cover meal and accommodation expenses, annual indexation of scholarships with real inflation;

b) Reduction of 50% for CFR transport and local public transport;

c) 50% discounts on shows and exhibitions hosted by state institutions;

d) Increase of the subsidy for the students budgeted with 50% compared to the previous year (increase of the basic financing);

e) Reduction of dormitory utilities;

f) Redistribution of the amount allocated to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the death of Stephen the Great to student scholarships and grants;

g) Legislative measures of the Ministry of Education through which economic agents should be encouraged to grant private scholarships and loans to students, but also to offer more internships;

h) Establishing the number of places in universities based on a study of supply and demand in the labor market;

i) Involvement of students in the decision-making process (inclusion of ANOSR representatives in the process of drafting the Education Law and inclusion in the development of educational policies in general), as well as in the quality assurance process;

j) Considering the quality assurance process a priority in reforming the education system;

k) Flexibility of educational paths by introducing a larger number of optional courses;

l) Invigoration of the project Calistro.