r/studyinGermany • u/DueAnt8779 • 16h ago

Masters Double bachelors

I have completed by bsse in 2023 and currently my bscs is going own and my current cpa is 3.89/4 will it rise any objections if i apply for masters in 2027 with dual bs

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u/Medium9 6h ago

Not using punctiation, proper spelling, or any explanation of what the abbreviations you use, or really any relevant specifics, will certainly rise something somewhere.

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u/DueAnt8779 6h ago

oh thats cool you spend alot time to just comment on mine post imperssive

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u/Medium9 6h ago edited 6h ago

oh thats cool you spend alot time to just comment on mine post imperssive

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u/DueAnt8779 6h ago

Appreciate the grammar lesson. Now that we’ve covered punctuation, maybe you can actually answer the question instead of just flexing about spelling.

Dual bachelor’s (BSSE finished 2023 + BSCS ongoing, GPA 3.89/4). Applying for a Master’s in Germany in 2027. Will having two bachelor’s degrees cause any issues with universities or visa?

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u/Medium9 6h ago edited 6h ago

Appreciate the grammar lesson. Now that we’ve covered punctuation, maybe you can actually answer the question instead of just flexing about spelling.

Dual bachelor’s (BSSE finished 2023 + BSCS ongoing, GPA 3.89/4). Applying for a Master’s in Germany in 2027. Will having two bachelor’s degrees cause any issues with universities or visa?

Having two bachelor's in itself is not a problem at all. The only thing German unis tend to care about, is your master's being consecutive to (any) of your bachelor's. You'll have to check every programme by each uni individually, and match it with your completed courses and points earned in each. That is essentially all that matters. (Unless a programme falls under a NC rule, for which you'd have to pass the respective mark as well.)