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Has anybody gotten rejected this year with a conditional offer? What grades did you have?

Chances of getting off the waiting list now if I was added in early August? Also is the order of the waiting list according to grades or when people were added?

Has anyone here missed their conditional offer and still been admitted?

I have a conditional admission for the Global BBA starting this September. The condition I was told about was AAB. I got ABC, the C is in Business, which I know is the worst subject for it to be in.

Some context on my side:

- I paid the Place Reservation deposit back in March, so my spot has been reserved for months
- My admission letter doesn't actually say AAB. It says my final grades need to be "in line with IE minimum academic requirements," which is vaguer than the number I was quoted at an info session
- There was a serious family emergency during my exam period, which pretty much happened when i had business and it didtrscted me from my studies. It was something very severe and I notified admissions about it before results day and even added news articles, with documentation, and they confirmed they'd take it into account. I also have a written statement from a member of staff at my school. My predicted grades were AAB. Two of the three predictions were exactly right, except only Business diverged, and it dropped two grades, and thats when the whole incident happened

I sent my results in on results day and I'm now waiting on the Admissions Committee, who said they'd come back within three working days.

So my questions for anyone who's been through this:

1. Has anyone actually had a place revoked by IE after paying the reservation deposit? I can't find a single case online
2. If you missed your condition, did they just confirm you anyway, or did they offer something else, like a January intake, deferral, conditions attached?
3. How literally does IE treat the grade condition versus the "holistic" language they use everywhere?

Not looking for reassurance particularly, just want to know what actually happens and most importantly, am I cooked?

Hi everyone! I'm applying for 2027 Master’s programs and would really appreciate an honest profile evaluation.

Profile:

Bachelor’s in Business Management : 7.6/10 CGPA

12th: 83%

10th: 80%

Indian applicant

Targeting 715–735+ GMAT

No full-time work experience ( 2 internships)

Interested in Strategic Management / Strategic Entrepreneurship / Business & Entrepreneurship

Target universities:

HEC Paris

ESCP

IE

ESADE

Imperial

UCL

NUS

My main concern is whether my 7.6 CGPA will significantly hurt my chances, even with a strong GMAT score.

Would love to hear from anyone with a similar CGPA/profile who applied to these schools recently (2025–26), especially if you got an admit/rejection.

Which schools would you consider realistic / reach / extremely unlikely for my profile?

Thanks!

Missed my offer of AAB, im for the Law Program, I payed my spot back in march, I didn’t get and Ds the drop isn’t huge. I have a very sad and extremely complex family situation that impacted my results, will they care or is it done?

Hi guys I missed my conditional offer of AAB for econ at Segovia. I got a ABC, high A and high B. I’ve already appealed am I cooked. I’ve paid the deposit already

Hi, am an international student. Got conditional offer of AAB for Political Science. Got a few grades lower in A levels. Paid deposit. What chances exist to get accepted?

I’m thinking of going to ie in the near future and I have some concerns,like roi, prestigious scale, and more. If anyone going to ie or have graduated from it is willing to talk about it dm me..

Hello, I would like to ask about my chances of getting a tuition fee waiver for the Architecture program at IE University. My profile is strong I live with my mother and I'm the only provider for my family. I have a SAT score of 1450 and a toefl score of 106. I also possess strong skills in architectural drawing. I am a non-Eu student from a developing country, and I'm 23 years old. I have saved around 12,000 euros from my job specifically for my studying.

I previously applied to Polimi but the time was very tight and I scored 35.25. I plan to try again next year, but I want to keep a solid second option alongside Polimi so what do you think guys? Anyone get 100% discount?