Graduate School Admission Results

from italian university, exchange program, some extracurriculars

MTEC admissions looks for a well-rounded profile. There is no interview but my guess is that they do care much more than other MSc. of ETH about extracurriculars and the motivation letter. I was top 20% with a 2.3 german grade (nothing that crazy) from a good German uni (mech. eng.), but I frankly had very good extracurriculars (lots of debate, social sciences engagement, formula student, small fintech internship and teaching assistant of 4 subjects, 4 languages). In terms of work experience, I tend to think that they look for potential rather than CV, since I know people with 1, 2 or 3 years of experience in consulting/engineering who got rejected. Ask yourself why this is the right program for you (and not a MiM at HEC Paris for example) and be able to explain it in a good motivation letter. Also, I believe that for masters there is hundreds of chinese and indian students who apply to European unis, which maybe plays against them all, because there is really not a way to differentiate between the top unis in Asia (moral of the story: try to get a well rounded profile rather than focusing your time during the bachelor in being top 1 of the class).

Major in Geophysics.

2.1 german gpa from a top university in Germany.

rank 1 in my department, no publication, one internship

From a top-tier university in Asia. GPA: 4.26/4.3.

Top 1%, Top ~400 uni (QS ranking), 1 semester abroad, received many scholarships/grants during my BSc, 1 year work experience, 1 conference paper and 1 manuscript in revision in a Q1 journal (both as 1st author), strong LoR and SoP, got interviewed for ESOP on February 28th (ESOP status: requested).

I received a mail from Dr Amy. If you've been accepted for this program and you're tilting towards another option, kindly let them know asap. Thank You.

Applied for DD, accepted for MSc. 3 first-author pubs, 1 second author pub. TA experience at my home university, RA experience at 2 nice abroad universities. Worked as an IT consultant during my undergrad most of the time.

Dutch grade: 8.9

Ignore status! I am trying to connect with someone who has applied to this specialization at Darden School of Business, University of Virginia. I have not heard back from them and was wondering if anyone has.

Dutch GPA 8.6