What should you do in case you do not get accepted? Applying…

What should you do in case you do not get accepted?

Applying to the university of your dreams and getting rejected is difficult but don’t let that discourage you. Even if you are feeling stressed and disappointed there are other options ahead. Keep improving yourself and always try to find new information.

What should you do after checking the requirements of your university of choice?

After checking the requirements of the university you want to apply to in order to be able to finish your Degree in Munich, we suggest you start learning German as soon as possible even if it is not necessary to be able to communicate when studying there. Keep in mind that choosing the right course, the right university, checking the requirements, learning the German language mean nothing if you don’t prepare financially before applying. Having the correct amount of money (around 10k) in a Blocked Account is one of the most important steps in order to be able to finish a Degree in Munich.

Why should you choose the right place to study in?

As an international student coming from a low-income country, it’s important you choose the right place and university for you. Munich is one of the best places to be in as an international student due to the opportunities that it offers, not only for studying but for working as well. It also helps a lot that it’s a beautiful place and the living expenses are rather modest.

What are the different requirements that universities in Germany have?

There are different requirements each university has. Even though most of them are similar we suggest you check to make sure everything is right by contacting the international office of the university you want to apply to. One of the most important documents to be admitted to an undergraduate program is to have a Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (HZB) (higher education entrance qualification) or equivalent. If the university you are applying for is one of the highest ranked in Munich and very competitive then they may have to arrange an interview with you to discuss your application, usually through a video conference such as Skype.

How much funding will you need in order to live and study in Munich?

Depending on your lifestyle as an international student, you will need around 10,000 to 15,000 to fund your studies and living costs. Even though Munich is quite expensive compared to the other cities in Germany, as an international destination it is one of the cheapest. 2/3 of international students were happy with the costs and the level of their academic studies in Munich.

Do most international students in Munich come from low-income countries?

Plenty of international students in Munich come from low-income countries, more so from non-EU countries. At 12% we have students from Austria, 7% from Italy, 5% India, 5% Russia, 4% Bulgaria, 4% USA, 3% Colombia and 3% France.

What should you do to get accepted into the best universities in Munich?

Working towards being accepted in one of the best universities in Munich can be difficult but not impossible to achieve. Many international students have been accepted and there is a reason why it is home to so many of them!

Should you apply for a later term?

If you are afraid of being rejected or are rejected, we suggest you apply for a later term. In particular, summer term because the chances of being accepted are way higher and there will not only be fewer students but more interaction with your professors.