Government Affiliation
STAN is a government-affiliated college which means that the college is administered and funded by the government of Indonesia through the institution it is affiliated to. The government institution affiliated to STAN is the Ministry of Finance of Indonesia. This affiliation with the government results in admission fees nor being charged to the students of the college. In return, the graduates of the college are obliged to serve in government institutions in Indonesia. The Ministry of Finance of Indonesia gets the largest number of graduates every year. The other government institutions get a portion of the college graduates allocation are the Audit Board of the Republic of Indonesia and the Financial and Development Supervisory Board of Indonesia. In previous years, there is a record of allocation of graduates to the Ministry of State-Owned Enterprise of Indonesia.
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