Can I still build my career if I do not get accepted?…
Can I still build my career if I do not get accepted?
If rejected, you need to realize that building a career needs no rush. Sure, university is a big part of it and the earlier you finish the better but if it doesn’t go as planned there are other ways you can get into the job market. There are plenty of internships, apprenticeships and mentorships that can help.
No matter where you are from, Munich needs hard-working students. Therefore, it is a great place to study because it offers so many opportunities for anyone willing to work or study to advance their career prospects.
Why should you choose Munich to study in?
Anyone who chooses Munich to either start a job or finish their studies will be impressed by the diverse and exciting life it offers. International students are particularly interested in Munich because it has so many courses offered by the highest ranked universities.
How do students who live in Munich feel like?
When it comes to living in Munich, overall international students were very pleased. According to the statistics, 98% felt safe, 9.% found Munich a very beautiful city, 92% were happy with their life there, 85% felt welcomed, 84% found the city to be tolerant and 82% felt like Munich was very expensive.
What is the number of international students who are studying in Munich?
More and more international students are going to study in Munich. Out of around 15,000 students the reason why they chose Munich as their study destination was: the image that they had of German universities (65%), the desire for international experience (60%), the desire to improve their career (50%), the study fees (half), plenty of job opportunities (half), knowledge of the German language (40%) and limited opportunities in their home-country (20%).
What requirements do Universities have?
Each university has its own requirements. For an undergraduate degree in Munich usually what you need to be able to apply is: a high school qualification, an entrance qualification, transcript of your previous grades, German or English language proficiency, motivational letter/references/CV and copies of ID documents. Generally, universities in Munich have similar requirements. For a postgraduate degree the main requirements are: certificate of your Bachelor Degree, transcript of your undergraduate studies, in very competitive universities there will be an interview, language proficiency scores, standardized postgraduate admission test, motivational letter, references and copies of ID documents.
What should you do before applying for a Bachelor Degree?
There are a few important steps you need to take before applying for a Bachelor Degree. First you need to make sure the course you want to study and narrow it down to the university, then check the requirements, learn the German language if necessary and prepare financially for Munich. But if you are applying for a Master Degree, then you also have to do a lot of research and choose the University and the Master program, check the requirements, take a language standardized test (German or English) and prepare financially, which is pretty similar to the Bachelor process.
I got rejected by my university of choice, what should I do now?
Being rejected by the university you had hopes for is difficult and it can lower your confidence but don’t let that be the case! You should know and understand that rejection is part of life, even if it’s painful you need to learn rejection to be prepared for not only university life but also the job market which you will be facing afterwards.
