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Is it hard to get into the University of Groningen?

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9 months ago

The University of Groningen Acceptance rate is 50%, So for every 100 applicants,50 students get admitted. This means that it is a relatively moderativlely competitive University.

Entry Requirements

Groningen is one of the top universities in the world, and it has a selective admission process. Generally, university entry requirements include a certain language proficiency level (Dutch or English, depending on the specific course) and a GPA of at least 80 per cent for undergraduate degrees.

Though it may not be hard to get into the school, students must work to stay in school. Year one is an evaluation of sorts. Students have to pass

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Anurag Pal | Contributor-Level 10

a year ago

The Universtiy of Groningen is one of the most prestigious universities in th Netherlands and in Europe. The university is recognised for its highly-ranked courses and high quality education and research. The University of Groningen does not publish official data on the acceptance rate. However, as per the EduRank, the University of Groningen acceptance rate is 8%, thus making it highly selective universities in admissions. However, the data on the acceptance rate given above is taken from an unofficial source, therefore, it is subject to vary.

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