Bachelor’s FAQWhat applicants ask before starting a bachelor’s

The requirements vary depending on the country of your qualification, the university, and the field. Typically your secondary school certificate, transcript, language level, and a possible need for a Studienkolleg are assessed.

You may need a Studienkolleg if your secondary school certificate does not qualify you for direct entry to a German university. We help you assess your situation based on the documents available.

For study in German, universities may require levels such as B2 or C1 or recognized certificates. Some international programs may be in English and require proof of English proficiency.

Yes, we help you understand the options suited to your field, the admission requirements, the deadlines, and the documents required for each pathway.

Application fees or external platform fees may be part of some packages depending on the specific service description. This is clarified before work begins.

It's best to start several months before the application deadline, as preparing translations, certifications, language proof, and checking requirements can take time.