Bahá'í Chronology: search for "www.iranpresswatch.org/2008/11/iranian-baha'i-tol"

date	event	locations	tags	firsts
2008 Nov	Ameed Saadat sat Iran's 2008 national university entrance examination. He passed was accepted to study hotel management at Goldasht College in Kelardasht, Mazandaran, and began his studies. The college's registration form required students to identify their religion. Ameed, being honest had identified himself as a Bahá'í. The day before his first-term examinations were to begin the college director told Ameed that he was being expelled and would therefore not be allowed to sit the examinations. The following day, 26 students refused to take the end-of-term exam in protest against Ameed's expulsion. [Iran Press Watch] [key]	Kelardasht; Mazandaran; Iran	Persecution, Iran; Persecution, Education; Persecution; Human rights; Higher education

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