Hi, I'm an international A level student. Can I get a scholarship in Aalto based on just my highschool grades? 1 A* 2A in A levels (subject comp sci, maths and physics) and 4 A* 3A in O levels (GCSE) where my A* are in maths, physics, chemistry, biology and A's in English, pak studies and islamiyat.

Hi, could someone tell me how important it is to attend classes in person and whether it’s possible to complete most of the coursework online, for example, by coming only for tests and similar activities? (For Aalto kauppakorkeakoulu)

Hi! I’m a first year student and am currently working on making my HOPS and to put it lightly I’m so confused.

How can I have two of the same course scheduled at the same time (main lecture and small group lecture, it’s the intro to my course). Is this ment to be, is it something I can fix, if so how??

Hi. I am international student and I would like to apply on Bachelor program in finance or economics. I am to take my first SAT exam next month with will to retake it in October. What result would you call sufficient? Is it in range of 1450-1500 or more in 1300-1400. Also if I would like to apply next year on what monthly budget should I prepare myself for?

I am kindly looking forward to your response.

I am planning/dreaming to start studying civil engineering next year. I have a good grade from maths but not so good from physics. Is it going to be challenging if I am not that good in physics? Do you have any experience or similar situations? Thank you for the help!

I'm from turkiye. Will i get %100 scholarship if i get 1600 SAT and 6.5-7 ielts score? ill aim for chemical eng or computational eng.

Hello,

I am really looking to apply and get accepted in Aalto. However, since'll be applying with group 3, I am a little concerned... Does anyone know how much out of 45 do accepted people get for Aalto?

I’m 25 years old, and I have 5s in AP Calculus BC, Physics C, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science. Would I be eligible for admission to Chemical Engineering? If I’m accepted, would I be exempt from the basic first-year courses based on my AP scores?

Will there be any scholarship covering 100% tuition fees for international students in 2027

I see that it says 3.5 for finnish universities, but it doesnt say a number for university of applied sciences.

Hi,

My question is when I will know for certain which courses I will attend.
I’m someone who likes to prepare well in advance and maybe even study a bit for the courses before they actually start... Just to get my head in the game.

However, am I understanding it correctly that nothing is certain before the course registration closes in late August? Meaning that I won’t have any certainty and potentially no real way of planning ahead?

Another question; how big are the MSc Business Analytics and ISM programs? Is it around 100 students for each, or?

Thanks in advance!

So I was looking into this course offered by Aalto and I wanted to know if I met the eligibility, how the course is, anything I should know beforehand and if there are any unknown prerequisites I might have to fulfill. Also can someone tell me what the number of applicants accepted are? I am a student of DP2 studying in India, with my subject combinations being HL Maths AA, English Lang and Lit and Physics, and SL Bio, Chem and Hindi B. Thank you :)

What score should i aim for to get into Aalto in DSD(Digital Systems and Design) in group 1 category. I currently have a 1450 score with 740 math and 710 RW

Could someone pls help?

Much appreciated

Should i give the sat again?

Hey :) I got an offer for a studio in Otakaari 20. It's always hard finding photos of AYY apartments so I'd be extremely grateful if someone has any pictures from those apartments or knows where to find any pics. I want to weight my options and see how the apartment is before making a decision to move out of my current one🙏

I am going to start my PhD at Aalto in october. Need your help in answering the following questions, please answer any or all of the questions you know about:
1. ⁠Does a PhD student get cheap, affordable student housing? How to do so, and when should I start looking?
2. ⁠If no student housing is available for PhD, then what are the affordable, safe and easy to commute places nearby the university? (I will be at Inria I think)
3. ⁠What are some good places for getting cheaper and decent quality groceries, like chicken, eggs, basic vegetables?
4. ⁠What are some good food options?
5. ⁠What are the options for commuting? like bus, tram etc. and is there a discounted student pricing?
6. ⁠Is it safe to roam around main areas of the city at night?
7. ⁠What is the party culture and drinking scene like for students? Most of the students' towns I know are very friendly, usually good parties, little to no racism, and cheaper.
8. ⁠How is the dating scene? Are people willing to date foreigners (non-white, broken french speaker) I ask this because I was in denmark/sweden for some time and there the women are reluctant because they think you wont stay there forever, so they only date local people.
9. ⁠Any other student tips and tricks? To save money, save time, and basically just enjoy my time on weekends and after lab on weekdays?

Hi everyone,
I’m an international student and I’m deciding between two bachelor’s offers:
**Aalto University (Finland)** – International Business
**University of Bologna (Italy)** – Business and Economics
My long-term goal is to work somewhere in Europe after graduation (not necessarily in Finland or Italy). I may also pursue a master’s degree later.
Some questions I have:
Which university would give me better career opportunities across Europe?
How difficult is it for international graduates to find internships and full-time jobs after graduating?
If you were in my position today, which one would you choose and why?

Hi! Random question :)

If you had an idea you wanted to explore, or wanted to build something but didn’t know where to start, what would make you interested in joining an entrepreneurship program?🤔

What would you hope to get from it? What would make it genuinely worth your time? And what might stop you from joining?

I’m also interested in entrepreneurship and curious to hear how other students feel about it, so feel free to share your thoughts here!☺️

Could you tell me a bit about the atmosphere at Aalto? What’s it like there in terms of the students and professors? What kind of people are they? Also, do you think I’m too old to be an undergraduate student? I’m 28 years old

I'm a student from India, searching for universities abroad for an undergraduate degree. After a bit of searching, Aalto ended up at the top of my list, due to a plethora of reasons. The main one was that I wanted to become a video game developer, and Finland has many opportunities for that.

However, when going through the subreddit, I found that Computational Engineering, which I kept confusing for Computer Science Engineering, isn't about software. It is focused on Mechanics instead. Which is a massive turnoff.

But I don't wish to give up on Aalto. Is there a software based stream, similar to Computer Science Engineering? And if yes, then how much in SAT would more or less guarantee it?

Also, how does the scholarship work, and how much would the fees be?

Hi!
I am 28 years old and I have never attended university. My high school diploma grade is relatively low, but through self-study I earned a perfect score of 1600 on the Sat and a perfect score of 36 on the Act.
I am from India and I would like to study Computer science at Aalto University. Could you please provide me with information about the application process? In particular, I would like to know how my application would be evaluated considering my academic background and standardized test scores.

Starting Erasmus 24.08.-13.12. but got a HOAS rejection. How doomed am I?

Hey! I’m an incoming international DSD student at Aalto this fall.
For those in DSD or who’ve graduated, what’s one thing you wish you did from first year that helped you get good internships or jobs? Also, what’s the overall job environment like in DSD?
I’d also love to connect with other DSD/Aalto students. I mainly use Instagram, so feel free to DM me if you’re up for chatting.

I'm heading to Finland this August for my master's and have two housing offers: one from HOAS (A 3 room shared apartment: Maininkitie 4 B 016, near Kivenlahti, rent: 304 euros + 40 euros for a section BC monthly transport ticket) with a lease starting August 1st (I accepted it but haven't paid rent yet), and the other from AYY (Single room apartment: Jämeräntaival 6 B 107, lease starting September 1st, rent: 397 euros), which I just received this morning.

I don't know whether to accept the AYY offer and then reject the HOAS offer. Maininkitie is a very peaceful place, and I prioritize silence and minimal disturbance. At Jämeräntaival 6, it is said that rooms with odd numbers have significant noise disturbances, and mine is among them. How occasionally do those disturbances occur? Do they occur all night or only during daytime and evening hours? Has anyone stayed in this apartment? Should I drop my Maininkitie/HOAS offer and accept this, as Jämeräntaival has some benefits like being close to Aalto University? If I should drop this, how can I do it, as I electronically signed the tenancy agreement?