Hi all,
I've been looking around and saw there seems to be no general thread for College of Europe applicants. I thought it would calm some nerves (at least mine) to know that maybe some others are waiting to hear decisions on interviews or applications? Has anyone received decisions already? Any information on scholarships? etc. Hopefully the wait is soon over!
Thanks and good luck to all!
College of Europe Applications '19-20
Posted Mar 21, 2019 00:52
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Hi all,
I've been looking around and saw there seems to be no general thread for College of Europe applicants. I thought it would calm some nerves (at least mine) to know that maybe some others are waiting to hear decisions on interviews or applications? Has anyone received decisions already? Any information on scholarships? etc. Hopefully the wait is soon over!
Thanks and good luck to all!
I've been looking around and saw there seems to be no general thread for College of Europe applicants. I thought it would calm some nerves (at least mine) to know that maybe some others are waiting to hear decisions on interviews or applications? Has anyone received decisions already? Any information on scholarships? etc. Hopefully the wait is soon over!
Thanks and good luck to all!
Posted Mar 25, 2019 16:26
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Hi there :)
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?
Hi there :)
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?
Posted Mar 25, 2019 21:44
0
Hi there :)
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?
Hi Federica! I wasn't aware that you would have to go through 2 interviews if you have double nationality, it sounds quite stressful! I had my interview with the College admissions directly, as my country doesn't have an admissions committee, and it went quite well! At least I assume so, as I received a letter of acceptance on Friday! Hopefully you'll hear back soon and we'll meet in Bruges!
[quote]Hi there :)
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?[/quote]
Hi Federica! I wasn't aware that you would have to go through 2 interviews if you have double nationality, it sounds quite stressful! I had my interview with the College admissions directly, as my country doesn't have an admissions committee, and it went quite well! At least I assume so, as I received a letter of acceptance on Friday! Hopefully you'll hear back soon and we'll meet in Bruges!
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?[/quote]
Hi Federica! I wasn't aware that you would have to go through 2 interviews if you have double nationality, it sounds quite stressful! I had my interview with the College admissions directly, as my country doesn't have an admissions committee, and it went quite well! At least I assume so, as I received a letter of acceptance on Friday! Hopefully you'll hear back soon and we'll meet in Bruges!
Posted Mar 26, 2019 12:33
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Hi there :)
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?
Hi Federica! I wasn't aware that you would have to go through 2 interviews if you have double nationality, it sounds quite stressful! I had my interview with the College admissions directly, as my country doesn't have an admissions committee, and it went quite well! At least I assume so, as I received a letter of acceptance on Friday! Hopefully you'll hear back soon and we'll meet in Bruges!
Hi again, thank you for your answer! Yes it is indeed stressful, but I am also happy, because it was not automatic to get both interviews. Still, I am quite afraid of the second, as the first was so stressful!Congratulations for your admission! I am quite surprised that it went so fast for you, I heard that many people need to wait for months in order to have an answer! For which master did you apply?
[quote][quote]Hi there :)
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?[/quote]
Hi Federica! I wasn't aware that you would have to go through 2 interviews if you have double nationality, it sounds quite stressful! I had my interview with the College admissions directly, as my country doesn't have an admissions committee, and it went quite well! At least I assume so, as I received a letter of acceptance on Friday! Hopefully you'll hear back soon and we'll meet in Bruges! [/quote]
Hi again, thank you for your answer! Yes it is indeed stressful, but I am also happy, because it was not automatic to get both interviews. Still, I am quite afraid of the second, as the first was so stressful!Congratulations for your admission! I am quite surprised that it went so fast for you, I heard that many people need to wait for months in order to have an answer! For which master did you apply?
I am also waiting for the decision on the German side for the interview, and preparing for the Italian interview (as I have double citizenship).
I have to tell that the interview on German side was simply terrifying, with 14 people questioning me.
Therefore I am a bit scared for the Italian one.
How did it go for you?[/quote]
Hi Federica! I wasn't aware that you would have to go through 2 interviews if you have double nationality, it sounds quite stressful! I had my interview with the College admissions directly, as my country doesn't have an admissions committee, and it went quite well! At least I assume so, as I received a letter of acceptance on Friday! Hopefully you'll hear back soon and we'll meet in Bruges! [/quote]
Hi again, thank you for your answer! Yes it is indeed stressful, but I am also happy, because it was not automatic to get both interviews. Still, I am quite afraid of the second, as the first was so stressful!Congratulations for your admission! I am quite surprised that it went so fast for you, I heard that many people need to wait for months in order to have an answer! For which master did you apply?
Posted Mar 27, 2019 17:10
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Hopefully the two admission processes give you twice the chances!
Thanks, I was quite surprised as well! I applied for the general LLM, you?
Hopefully the two admission processes give you twice the chances!
Thanks, I was quite surprised as well! I applied for the general LLM, you?
Thanks, I was quite surprised as well! I applied for the general LLM, you?
Posted Mar 28, 2019 12:05
1
Hopefully the two admission processes give you twice the chances!
Thanks, I was quite surprised as well! I applied for the general LLM, you?
That's nice! I hope you will have a great time :)
I hope it too! Let's see how it goes ;)
I applied for EIS in Natolin
[quote]Hopefully the two admission processes give you twice the chances!
Thanks, I was quite surprised as well! I applied for the general LLM, you?[/quote]
That's nice! I hope you will have a great time :)
I hope it too! Let's see how it goes ;)
I applied for EIS in Natolin
Thanks, I was quite surprised as well! I applied for the general LLM, you?[/quote]
That's nice! I hope you will have a great time :)
I hope it too! Let's see how it goes ;)
I applied for EIS in Natolin
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