Impact of COVID-19 on application & admissions procedures
With the final high school exams being postponed or even cancelled in a lot of countries you might wonder what impact this could have on your possible application for and admission to the BSc Global Responsibility & Leadership.
We are happy to inform you that it is of course still possible to submit your application for the GRL programme without having obtained your high school diploma just yet. There are also options to obtain a Mathematics and/or English certificate online in case you need these to fulfill our admission requirements.
The University of Groningen keeps an overview of the developments around the high school exams in different countries. Should you have a question about your expected graduation date and the impact of COVID-19 on the admissions and application procedures, please get in touch with our admissions officer Ineke Visser via email (ucf-grl rug.nl), phone (+31 (0)6 15 54 84 41) or Skype (ucfryslan.grl) or request a call at a time that suits you via our You Can Book Me page.
| Last modified: | 13 May 2020 8.31 p.m. |
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