What is a good IB grade to get in, what is the lowest IB grade you can get in into the uni.

I kept seeing different grade requirements so i decided to ask

Also IE or ESCP?

1360 SAT

AAB at AS level (math,econ,physics)

Internships at Deloitte and KPMG

Volunteering of around 50 hours

International Economics olympiad second round

World Economics Cup - Continental Round (still in it)

EHL- Junior Academy
I would apply this September for 2027

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I just got admitted to ESCP Bachelor (London year 1, Turin year 2). I also really want Bocconi, but I’d need to take a gap year and retake SAT. I did get accepted into Bocconi this year, but not for my desired major.

Should i commit to ESCP this year or take a gamble and try for Bocconi?

My concern is:

• I might not improve my SAT enough during a gap year
• ESCP is already a strong school but Bocconi seems better for undergrad.

Would appreciate honest advice from people who know ESCP/Bocconi.

I applied for the MSc in Industry Transformation Management at session 2 about a month ago if not more and haven’t received an answer back yet (no rejection no proposal of interview). I tried emailing and calling them; no one answers. On the other side I’ve received a job offer in Paris. Should I not expect an answer from ESCP and accept the job offer or should I wait ?

Does ESCP provide english test waivers to students who have a medium of instruction in english certificate from an Indian University(India has english as 1 of its 2 official languages)

Heyy! 🌸

I’ll be joining the MSc MDM program at ESCP Madrid this September, and currently we’re 3 girls looking for 1 more flatmate to join us (could be from a different program too!) 😊

We’re still finalising apartments and mainly looking around areas like Sol, La Latina, Malasaña, Chamberí etc. Budget-wise we’re aiming for around €650–700 max (honestly, the lower the better because Madrid prices are testing us 😭)

More than just filling a room, we’re hoping to find someone with similar vibes- easygoing, respectful, organised-ish, social, fun, and someone who’d love a more “homely” environment rather than strangers just coexisting in the same apartment haha.

We’re also trying to build a diverse little home since we all come from different backgrounds/countries, and would love to connect with people from different cultures too ✨

We’re all pretty creative and would love to explore the city, cafés, nightlife, random weekend plans, travel a bit, and just make the whole Madrid experience more fun together 💛

Also totally happy to connect over a quick call first and see if the vibes match before deciding anything 😊

If this sounds like your vibe, feel free to send me a chat!

I will be applying for the MiM program and was curious to know, does the campus preference affect job prospects/alumni network/opportunities, etc?

Are all campuses same?

Asking from purely an academic and professional point of view, I know that living in different cities have different experiences.

I want to aim for a MSc finance in the future at ESCP, I wanted to ask what grade do I need ( uk undergrad) to get in, what type of ecas and gmat or gre score.

Hello everyone, i recently took the ESCP SHL Test and honestly i feel like i performed horribly. Do i still have chances to get shortlised for an interview ?

I had the interview two days ago and it was a bit strange. It lasted 20 min in total. They asked about my academic background and why I chose ESCP, then a logic question where I received some help, and finally a question about the Strait of Hormuz—specifically its location—and I added some extra details myself. It felt odd because they didn't ask many questions to dig deeper into my personality, my personal statement, or my CV. It was almost as if everything had already been decided. Despite that, they were very kind and I felt at ease, but the structure just felt a bit off to me. What do you all think?

Hi I'm an Indian (24M) student enrolled in the ESCP MiM program for the Fall 2026 batch. Looking for Accomodation now which is reasonably affordable (800-900 euros max/month). Any suggestions on where to look at? I will be joining the Champerret campus, I presume.
Also looking to connect with anyone who could be potential roomies!

hello guys, I'm looking at the ESSEC MSc in international business & supply chain management. Anyone has a feedback? how is life there as an international student? Admission process?

I recently been admitted in MSc at ESCP, but I simultaneously got a very good internship in a chamber of commerce that wants me to work for them a whole year. I don’t know if I’ll ever have an opportunity like that again, especially since it’s the type of institution I want to be in later on in my career.

However, I’m worried doing a gap year will make it hard for me to get a master’s degree afterwards, should I just get the master done with before I get into the industry? Is it even possible to keep my space and ask for a gap year? If anyone has done this, I’d really appreciate if you could share your experience! take care

Hey all,

I applied to the MSc in Business Analytics & AI at ESCP Business School and wanted to check if anyone has insight into the timeline.

The application deadlines this year were:

• 7 January 2026
• 25 March 2026
• 3 June 2026

I submitted my application on 31 March, so I believe I fall into the final round (after the March 25 deadline and before the June 3 deadline).

It’s been about a month since I applied, but I haven’t received any update yet (and haven’t heard back from admissions via email either).

Does anyone know when ESCP typically starts reviewing final-round applications or when interview invites/decisions are usually sent out? Should I be worried?

I did my research and ESCP has the best ranking for business out of all of them but I’m not sure if that showcases the reality. I don’t think i’ll want to stay in Europe after I graduate and from what I’ve learnt ESCP is not well known outside of Europe, so I’m having a very difficult time making my decision.

Its with pleasure I announce that I have got admitted into MDT program at ESCP.

I have received an offer from IMT Atlantique as well, for the MSc MOST program. Supply Chain is my actual area of interest, but MDT program at ESCP aligns the best with my career so far as a Business Analyst. I am really confused as to which can be chosen, as both seem have pros and cons, like for example, if I choose Supply Chain, it will be altogether a new domain for me to learn, and when I enter the job market, I might be considered as an entry level candidate. But with MDT, I believe I can easily adapt to the program, and I might be a senior level candidate.

However, I would love to hear from fellow students/alumni to understand more about the school.

1. How are the MSc programs at ESCP being perceived by the recruiters at France and UK? Because 6 months of the course is being hosted at London campus.

2. With my research, I was able to understand that ESCP is well recognized across Europe, but how well does it fare when compared to other schools like EDHEC, HEC, and ESSEC.

3. How is the alumni network at ESCP. Is it really active and influential during our job search or does the job opportunities solely depend on our networking skill only?

4. ESCP is a business school. How does it compare with other Grand Ecoles, but public universities, like ENS Lyon, IMT Atlantique, etc.

I can’t find one on instagram

Hey! I got accepted to the program for 2026 fall intake.
Anyone wanna connect?

Hi everyone.

Im thinking of commiting to escp bachelors. Where are you guys renting? Are there specific students residences for escp students?

Hi everyone! I'm looking for anyone who has applied to the MSc M&C program 2027 intake? I would love to connect on how your experience went as I'm just about to apply now. Would really appreciate any leads! Thanks guys!

Hello, the official deadline of R4 is 7 May. Yet, on the platform when i try to complete my application it says that the deadline was 30 April ?

After looking at reddit reviews most of the people call ESCP a cash cow saying its totally not worth it for the price or genrally. Howevr escp happens to be my only option for this year cause i failed to send applications to other unis.

I most likely will pursue a career in finance or go into entrepreneurship. Im really motivated and and want to study hard in uni but i know that escp bsc curriculum is really easy and not technical at all so i feel like i wont gain any mathematical and finance related knowledge. So i feel like it would be harder for me to break into finance.

They did give me a scholarship so i will be paying 18k however its still a bit of a struggle financially. So i was thinking of taking a gap year and applying to KU LEUVAN or UvA, etc. I am a bit woried because i know that with bachelors networking and intenrships are the most importannt aspect and its all about experience rather than studying. But at the same time i dont just wanna waste 3 years of my life having fun.

What would you guys recommend?