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Results

The system runs in two phases, or rounds, in order to occupy as many places as possible.

In a simple phrase, the places rejected during the first round become available for the second round.

Basic things to know.
One alternative will be marked with “Admitted”, while the others bellow with “Deleted” and some above with “Res #”. You will also be able to see how many students have been accepted inside the same Selection Group given to you under “Acc. in S.G.“. Be aware that the Selection Group spreads out over more than one programme, so there’s no connection between that and “the number of my future classmates”.

If you have previously received an admission letter by snail mail or email (or given the DA Selection Group, in the Application page which now became Notification page) from another department/university, although that alternative has been marked “Deleted” on studera.nu , you are still able to opt in for that programe.
You should check with the respective university, but the following information was already confirmed by a couple already. You should give a negative answer/reply to the studera.nu Notification, and notify the department where you’ve been accepted (yet marked “Deleted” on studera.nu) that you are going to choose them after all.

Why is that happening?
Well, probably for lots of reasons.

One is that universities can spot special students with real potential and therefore are “fighting” hard for them. So they try to make the programme available for that student for as long as possible in order to attract him/her.
Another one is that the centralized admission system has probably not been built for that, but just as a very-automatic highly-digitized and very-little-humanized management system.
The third reason, maybe the most important to the students, is that during the months of the admission procedures.. you have met people, you have made friends, you have shared experiences and thoughts.. You are now more eligible to make the right decision and prioritize better, and I bet you already did or at least wanted to change the priorities for the alternatives you have listed before the Online Application deadline ,) Be honest!

If you are not in this complicated situation, and being able to prioritize some programmes once again, then the only thing you can do it’s just hit the Reply button on the Notification page and check or leave unchecked the “Yes-answer” box on the next page.

You have alternatives marked with “Res (number)”?
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Last Modified on June 17, 2008 @ 10:35 am
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