After your interview, the Board of Admissions will make a decision to accept, conditionally accept or not accept your application. Depending on the number of applications we receive and how your application is assessed, you might be placed on a waiting list. The decision will be based on your whole file, including the outcome of your interview.
When will I find out what you've decided?
You'll receive an official e-mail telling you what we've decided no later than 1 May or 15 July, depending on the date of your selection interview day. If you're put on a waiting list, you'll hear before 15 July whether you've been accepted or not. If you are accepted or conditionally accepted, you'll receive more practical information about your enrolment closer to the start of the semester.
What's the difference between being accepted and conditionally accepted?
Conditional acceptance means you have to meet certain conditions before your acceptance is confirmed. The condition(s) might be getting your diploma or getting the required proficiency score in Maths or English. If you're accepted conditionally, but you fail to meet the conditions we've set before 1 July, you won't be able to start the programme.
