I'm a student from a Dutch university (WO/HBO) and my GPA does not meet the minimum requirements. Can I use the GMAT test to compensate for my insufficient GPA? : Admissions & Orientation Support

I'm a student from a Dutch university (WO/HBO) and my GPA does not meet the minimum requirements. Can I use the GMAT test to compensate for my insufficient GPA? Print

Modified on: Mon, 15 Aug, 2022 at 3:38 PM

No. Students from Research Universities and Universities of Applied Science must meet the GPA requirements. From October 2020 onwards GMAT can no longer be used to compensate for an insufficient GPA. This is due to strict guidelines set by the Dutch government in regards to use of standardized tests in the admissions process.

For students completing or who have completed a bachelor outside of the Netherlands, please see the information in the FAQ here.

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I'm a student from a Dutch university (WO/HBO) and my GPA does not meet the minimum requirements. Can I use the GMAT test to compensate for my insufficient GPA? Print

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