Is it difficult to get accepted at malta university?

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Member since 01 October 2012

laura93Member01 October 2012 19:23:48

Hey,

this is the first time that I am using this forum. I hope you can answer me soon.. and it will help me.
This year I am doing my final exams and after that I'd like go to study at malta university. I am interested in commerce and in international relations, but I wonder whether it's easy to get accepted or not, as the entry requirements are just the TOEFL test ad the A-levels.
I attend school in Italy and I am quite good at school, nut I mean I am not the best one of the class even if my marks are always okey. My problem is that I am really keen on studying in malta and therefore I'd like to know whether it's difficult to get accepted or not, because it's really my dream to study over there. therefore I would be really sad if they did not accept me...Further I'd like to ask in whick courses you are accepted easily?

Thank you for your help:)

ricky ViP

Member since 06 September 2009

rickyViP01 October 2012 19:39:42

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Hi Laura,

welcome to the forum.

'This year I'm doing my final exams ' - so that means you are interested in studying in Malta from October 2013?

Whether you get accepted or not depends on the course, your qualifications and those of the other applicants!

A-levels are not the only requirements and TOEFL is only to show that your English is good enough to follow.

Cheers
Ricky

laura93 Member

Member since 01 October 2012

laura93Member01 October 2012 19:49:44

Yeah, that's right, I am interested in studying in Malta from October 2013.
Do you know which are the courses where you get accepted easily.. I found out that I have to do the pure mathematics test for commerce.. what kind of test is it and where can i do it? I didn't find any information about it.. do you knwo anything about it?
In the end I know that the entry requirements always depend on all appliers.. but I just like to know, whether the possibility of being accepted is high with a guite good final exam..
Cheers, laura

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