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> You need to test into the major before you even enter campus? That's how it works in Germany and I believe a majority of other European countries as well. Yo
by Cu3PO42 4y ago
> You need to test into the major before you even enter campus?
That's how it works in Germany and I believe a majority of other European countries as well. You don't apply to a given school, you apply to get into a specific program at a given school.
- dagw 4y agoWorks like that in Sweden as well. However once you are in, there is nothing stopping you from applying to courses outside of your program. For example I was in the mathematics program, but took 'extracurricular' courses at the philosophy, economics, computer science and electrical engineering departments. It is also possible to apply to change program once you are in.
- Ekaros 4y agoSame in Finland. Actually you can even try to get courses done in other Universities. On other hand even to get into university you probably need to know where you are generally aiming at beginning of High School.
- Claude_Shannon 4y agoIn Poland you apply to a major and that's it, you can't even choose which subjects you want. You have a list which you have to take and that's it.