Matching process bachelor | HAN University of Applied Sciences

Applied for Automotive Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Automotive Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Automotive Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Chemistry at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Chemistry program. Filling in the questionnaires will take about 20 minutes.

2. Matching interview
The second activity is an online group meeting with lecturers and students from Chemistry. This takes about 2 and a half hours. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment. Are there special circumstances you would like to discuss? Then you can request a 1:1 meeting.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Communication at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Communication program. Filling in the questionnaires will take about one and a half hours.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Communication. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Electrical and Electronic Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Electrical and Electronic Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Embedded Systems Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Embedded Systems Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Embedded Systems Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for International Business at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the International Business program. This will take about half one and a half hours.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from International Business. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for International Social Work at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the International Social Work program. Filling in the questionnaires will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a group interview with other applicants and students from International Social Work. This interview will take place online and takes about 45 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Life Sciences at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. We will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The second part of the questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Life Sciences program.

2. Matching interview
After completing the online questionnaires, you are welcome to join one of our online Matching Days. You will receive an invitation with a link to schedule your online Matching Day. The Matching Day includes a theory class in which lecturers of Life Sciences will demonstrate an experiment. After the theory class, you will get a virtual tour of the laboratory. There will be room for questions. It is not necessary to prepare for the meeting. The activities will take about 3 hours in total.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Mechanical Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first step is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Mechanical Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Mechanical Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Automotive Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Automotive Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Automotive Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Chemistry at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Chemistry program. Filling in the questionnaires will take about 20 minutes.

2. Matching interview
The second activity is an online group meeting with lecturers and students from Chemistry. This takes about 2 and a half hours. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment. Are there special circumstances you would like to discuss? Then you can request a 1:1 meeting.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Communication at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Communication program. Filling in the questionnaires will take about one and a half hours.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Communication. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Electrical and Electronic Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Electrical and Electronic Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Embedded Systems Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Embedded Systems Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Embedded Systems Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for International Business at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the International Business program. This will take about half one and a half hours.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from International Business. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for International Social Work at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the International Social Work program. Filling in the questionnaires will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a group interview with other applicants and students from International Social Work. This interview will take place online and takes about 45 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Life Sciences at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first activity is filling in an online questionnaire. We will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The second part of the questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Life Sciences program.

2. Matching interview
After completing the online questionnaires, you are welcome to join one of our online Matching Days. You will receive an invitation with a link to schedule your online Matching Day. The Matching Day includes a theory class in which lecturers of Life Sciences will demonstrate an experiment. After the theory class, you will get a virtual tour of the laboratory. There will be room for questions. It is not necessary to prepare for the meeting. The activities will take about 3 hours in total.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

Applied for Mechanical Engineering at HAN? Great! The next step is participating in Matching. This is a process for bachelor students to see if the program you have chosen is the right ''match'' for you.

Participating in Matching is necessary to make your application final. This is how it works:

1. Fill in the questionnaires
Once you’ve applied for a program, you’ll receive an email with a link to start your Matching activities. The first step is filling in an online questionnaire. There are two parts: a general questionnaire and a program-related questionnaire. In the general questionnaire, we will ask you to elaborate on why you chose this program and why you think this program is the right fit for you. The program questionnaire will ask you questions about your expectations of the Mechanical Engineering program. This will take about half an hour.

2. Matching interview
The second Matching activity is a 1:1 interview with a student or lecturer from Mechanical Engineering. This interview will take place online and takes about 15 minutes. You’ll receive an invitation by email to schedule an appointment.

3. Check your advice
After the interview, you’ll receive a mail with your advice. There are three possible Matching results.

Positive
Congratulations! The program you have in mind seems to be a good match for you.
Action required
You need to take some steps to prepare for your studies. By doing this, you increase your chances of success at HAN. The steps are not mandatory. They are recommendations, like working on your mathematics or talking to other students. Taking these steps is your own responsibility.
Negative
The program doesn't seem to be a good match for you. You're advised not to enroll in the program.

4. Make your application final
Make sure you start the Matching process as soon as possible so you can finalize your enrollment.

Questions? Please contact us.

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Matching process per bachelor program

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Automotive Engineering Matching process

Chemistry Matching process

Communication Matching process

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Matching process

Embedded Systems Engineering Matching process

International Business Matching process

Life Sciences Matching process

Mechanical Engineering Matching process

Automotive Engineering Matching process

Chemistry Matching process

Communication Matching process

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Matching process

Embedded Systems Engineering Matching process

International Business Matching process

Life Sciences Matching process

Mechanical Engineering Matching process