International Bachelor Admission requirements
In order to apply to the ISG International Bachelor program, candidates must have the following qualifications or their equivalent (or must be completing their final year of secondary studies leading to such a qualification) :
Secondary schooling qualification:
- Baccalaureate or International Baccalaureate
- British A-Levels or German Abitur or equivalent exams
- American High School Diplomas plus SAT® scores
Demonstration of acceptable level of English
Secondary schooling transcripts must show all studies were done in an English-speaking environment. Otherwise, students will be asked to submit a score from the past year for one of the standardized English tests below:
| TOEFL IBT ® | TOEFL CBT ® | TOEFL PBT ® | TOEIC ® | IELTS ® | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acceptable score to apply to the International Bachelor |
78-120 | 210-300 | 547-677 | 700-900 | 6-9 |
| Range inwhich a candidatemay be accepted with the condition of following remedial English classes (not for credit) |
65-77 | 183-209 | 513-546 | 605-699 | 5,5-6 |
Demonstration of oral and written communication skills
All candidates must pass an individual interview, face-to-face, or by telephone, with a recruitment officer and/or the Dean in order for ISG to assess his or her ability to communicate orally. The interview generally lasts 20 minutes. In addition, all applicants must write a personal statement which should be a well structured essay of about 500 words or more.
When and how to apply :
Applications are accepted for the next academic session according to places available:
- Fall (starting end of September)
- Spring (starting late January)
- Summer (starting late May)
It is advised that candidates start the application process two months before the start of classes.
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Alexandra
HAMAN
3rd year student ISG International Bachelor
Watch, learn and apply" Being a Marketing major I asked to do my internship in that sector of the company.Coincidently this was the department that was having the most issues and that required the most work. Additionally, I arrived at the time of a new product launch that required extensive preparation and an excellent opportunity for me to watch, learn and apply. My academic education taught me to use my knowledge and apply my skills whenever necessary. During my internship not only did I perfect my Italian, I improved my Marketing and Communication techniques. I was asked to prepare and present power point presentations, to brainstorm ideas for advertising claims and communication letters to clients. In the end, I was able to help the marketing department think of solutions for their problems. |
