hello guys, I have some confusion...can anyone please shed some light on it.
The new 120% rule, does it apply to open access programs or closed access programs...?
If I pre enroll late to an open access Master’s programme, do I risk loosing my seat..? Is it the first 120% who will recive the summary?
Hi everyone, I could really use some honest insight from people familiar with UniBo admissions 🙏
I’ve been waitlisted for the International Relations master’s at the University of Bologna (non-EU list: 30 seats, I’m ranked 43 → so 13th on the waiting list).
At the same time, I already have offers for:
🔶 International Cooperation on Human Rights and Intercultural Heritage (Intercultural Heritage trac) at the University of Bologna
🔶 World Politics & International Relations at the University of Pavia
I know the waitlist moves after each call, and that we also have to confirm interest to stay on it.
👉 Based on past years or your experience:
🔸 How much does the IR Bologna list usually move after the 1st call? 🔸 Is being around +13 realistically reachable by the 2nd or 3rd call?
I’m trying to decide how seriously to consider my current offers vs waiting.
Any real experiences or numbers would help a lot, thanks!
Hi everyone, I could really use some honest insight from people familiar with UniBo admissions 🙏
I’ve been waitlisted for the International Relations master’s at the University of Bologna (non-EU list: 30 seats, I’m ranked 43 → so 13th on the waiting list).
At the same time, I already have offers for:
🔶 International Cooperation on Human Rights and Intercultural Heritage at the University of Bologna 🔶 World Politics & International Relations at the University of Pavia
I know the waitlist moves after each call, and that we also have to confirm interest to stay on it.
👉 Based on past years or your experience:
🔸 How much does the IR Bologna list usually move after the 1st call? 🔸 Is being around +13 realistically reachable by the 2nd or 3rd call?
I’m trying to decide how seriously to consider my current offers vs waiting.
Any real experiences or numbers would help a lot, thanks!
Hi everyone, I could really use some honest insight from people familiar with UniBo admissions 🙏
I’ve been waitlisted for the International Relations master’s at the University of Bologna (non-EU list: 30 seats, I’m ranked 43 → so 13th on the waiting list).
At the same time, I already have offers for:
🔶 International Cooperation on Human Rights and Intercultural Heritage at the University of Bologna 🔶 World Politics & International Relations at the University of Pavia
I know the waitlist moves after each call, and that we also have to confirm interest to stay on it.
👉 Based on past years or your experience:
🔸 How much does the IR Bologna list usually move after the 1st call? 🔸 Is being around +13 realistically reachable by the 2nd or 3rd call?
I’m trying to decide how seriously to consider my current offers vs waiting.
Any real experiences or numbers would help a lot, thanks!
Hi everyone, I could really use some honest insight from people familiar with UniBo admissions 🙏
I’ve been waitlisted for the International Relations master’s at the University of Bologna (non-EU list: 30 seats, I’m ranked 43 → so 13th on the waiting list).
At the same time, I already have offers for:
🔶 International Cooperation on Human Rights and Intercultural Heritage at the University of Bologna 🔶 World Politics & International Relations at the University of Pavia
I know the waitlist moves after each call, and that we also have to confirm interest to stay on it.
👉 Based on past years or your experience:
🔸 How much does the IR Bologna list usually move after the 1st call? 🔸 Is being around +13 realistically reachable by the 2nd or 3rd call?
I’m trying to decide how seriously to consider my current offers vs waiting.
Any real experiences or numbers would help a lot, thanks!
Also, vote for what you think is right for me to choose now