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That is fascinating. Anecdotally, in European universities, bachelors are the "get in as many people as we can for the tuition fees", while masters are the "le
by DavidHm 10y ago
That is fascinating.
Anecdotally, in European universities, bachelors are the "get in as many people as we can for the tuition fees", while masters are the "let's be as selective as we can get away with".
- palunon 10y agoSometimes it's even worse... For example, in France, a university is required by law not to be selective for it's first year programs, as long as the candidate graduated high school.
- DavidHm 10y agoSo...what is that, first come first served basis? I assume there's an upper limit on the number of students an university can take in for the first year, determined by staff and classroom availability.