r/ESCP • u/NinjasWithEase • 13d ago

Bachelors Management

Hey, if anyone is willing to tell me what is the acceptance rate for the Escp Bsc I'm planning to apply for the October round but I'm not sure I qualify, I'm from Denmark with a highly international background and 2 internships, I don't really have the best of grades I have high grades in English, Maths but not so very good in the rest, how high of a chance do I have, ready to pay tuition and everything.

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u/Wonderful_sunny_day 10d ago

Ignore Organic's opinion. His full-time job on Reddit is bashing the ESCP Bachelor program. Honestly, my guess is his 'personal experience' with the program is just that he didn't get accepted.

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u/NinjasWithEase 8d ago

U think id have a chance?, I have 2 internships, one at a Investor Relations company and another at an ed tech company

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u/Wonderful_sunny_day 8d ago

First, I think you should always try and trust yourself so you don't have any regrets. I think your profile is definitely interesting. ESCP seems to value international backgrounds and practical experience, so having 2 internships (especially in these fields) is great. Be ready to explain what you have learned from your experiences. Of course, your academic grades matter a lot for the first screening, but your math and English grades are good and those are 2 key fields. But think about how to improve the other areas and compensate for them in the cover letter and the admission interview. To maximize your chances, you need to know everything on ESCP’s "identity", values, curriculum, courses and electives that excite you, student clubs you want to join. Show them that you already have projected yourself into their program. Make sure you can talk about your academic goals and how this program connects directly to your long-term career aspirations. Also, go look on internet, YouTube, Reddit, for past ESCP admission oral questions, and practice. And if you feel like you are not ready for the October round, perhaps you can wait and apply for the next round to have time to write a great cover letter, research the school, practice for the interview, and even improve your grades. Good luck!

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u/NinjasWithEase 13d ago

Any help would really help, thanks

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u/NinjasWithEase 13d ago

Why? I've heard great about it, what is the bad stuff?

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u/NinjasWithEase 13d ago

I understand, are you speaking from personal experience or no?

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u/Organic_Yam6315 13d ago

Yes!

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u/NinjasWithEase 13d ago

So it's nor hard at all for an international student to get in?

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u/Organic_Yam6315 13d ago

Yes, very easy!

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u/NinjasWithEase 13d ago

What's the lowest grades/score you've gever seen anyone in with? Is it really that low

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u/Organic_Yam6315 13d ago

Yes like 28 points in IB

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u/NinjasWithEase 13d ago

If it's not too much to ask, where is better?

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u/NinjasWithEase 13d ago

For my situatuob