Application for Higher Education in Denmark. Application Guide. The Coordinated Enrolment

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1 Application for Higher Education in Denmark 2012 Application Guide The Coordinated Enrolment

2 Contents Information from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Higher Education 3 Where to receive guidance? 8 Electronic application optagelse.dk 9 How to apply Deadlines 11 Instructions on completing the priority form 12 Priority form 14 Change of priority form 15 Instructions on completing the application form 16 Application forms 20 Programme overview 36 General instructions Power of attorny 58 Employer s declaration 60 Application for accommodation 61 Country codes 64 2

3 Information from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Higher Education Bonus for early study start For the 2012 enrolment, applicants applying for admission in quota 1 will have their final grade point average multiplied by 08 if they have completed their upper secondary education in 2010, 2011 or 2012 and if their grade point average can be converted to the Danish 7-point grading scale. The time of the completion is the date of issue on the first upper secondary diploma. For the 2013 enrolment, applicants having completed their upper secondary education in 2011, 2012 or 2013 will be covered, and so forth. If the applicant s final grade point average has not been awarded according to the Danish 7-point grading scale, the adjustment will take place after conversion of the grade point average to the 7-point grading scale. Applicants who have completed their upper secondary education in 2007 and onwards and who are unable to start on a programme before the expiry of the two-year deadline, can have this deadline extended by up to four years due to the following documented circumstances: National service in the Danish Defence, including service on national service-like terms Training and education with a view to deployment as well as deployment on international operations for the Danish Defence Adoption or maternity/paternity leave Long-term illness 5. Caring for close relatives and other related persons who are disabled, seriously ill or dying 6. Training for and participation in the Olympic Games or Paralympic Games as an elite or world-class athlete appointed by Team Danmark The application for extension and the documentation must be enclosed with the application for admission. Specific entry requirements for the programmes Please note that specific entry requirements (specific upper secondary courses at A level (advanced), B level (intermediate) or C level (basic)) apply for all of the universities bachelor programmes and for a number of the other higher education programmes, and that these courses must be passed with a minimum grade of 0 (Danish 7-point grading scale). You can find additional information at and on the websites of the individual educational institution. If you do not fulfil the specific entry requirements via your upper secondary education, you must pass a supplementary course to be eligible for admission. In this context, you should be particularly aware of the Danish turbo courses, which offer you the chance to increase your level or raise a grade for a wide range of programmes during the summer holidays. You should be aware that certain language-related entry requirements may be satisfied during the bachelor programme (propaedeutics) and that the programme is prolonged by six months or one year in such cases. Special grade requirements for a number of bachelor programmes In addition to the specific entry requirements, a few of the universities bachelor programmes require that you have completed your upper secondary education with a specific minimum final grade point average or that individual courses have been passed with a specific minimum grade higher than the grade of 0 (Danish 7-point grading scale). If special grade requirements are specified for the programme to which you are applying for admission, you have the possibility to improve your grade or grades through supplementary courses at upper secondary level. Please note, however, that it is only possible for you to improve individual grades and not your overall final grade point average from your upper secondary education. For the 2012 enrolment, the following of the universities bachelor programmes set out special grade requirements (Danish 7-point grading scale). Please note that all the levels refer to the name of the levels in the Danish upper secondary education 3

4 University Programme Grade requirements University of Copenhagen Økonomi The average of the grade point average for level A in mathematics and the final grade point average according to the diploma for the upper secondary education/entry qualifying exam must be at least 6.0 Veterinærmedicin The final grade point average according to the diploma for the upper secondary education/entry qualifying exam must be at least 6.0 Farmaci Either: The final grade point average according to the diploma for the upper secondary education/entry qualifying exam must be at least 6.0 Or: The average of the grades obtained in level A in mathematics, level B in physics and either level B in chemistry or level A in biotechnology must be at least 6.0 Copenhagen Business School Asian Studies Programme Level A chinese with a minimum grade (Chinese/English) point average of 6.0 Asian Studies Programme Level A japanese with a minimum grade (Japanese/English) point average of 6.0 Business Language and Culture (SPRØK) (English) If the second foreign language chosen is french at continued level (B level) or german at continued level (B level), the grade point average must be at least 6.0 in the subject chosen Erhvervsøkonomi-virksomheds- Level A in danish with a minimum grade kommunikation, HA (kom.) point average of 6.0 4

5 IT University of Copenhagen Softwareudvikling Level A in mathematics with a minimum grade point average of 6.0 and level B in english with a minimum grade point average of 6.0 Digitale medier og design Global Business Informatics Level B in mathematics with a minimum grade point average of 6.0 and level B in english with a minimum grade point average of 6.0 Level B in mathematics with a minimum grade point average of 6.0 and level B in english with a minimum grade point average of 6.0 PLEASE NOTE that the following grade requirements (Danish 7-point grading scale) are introduced for the 2013 enrolment: University of Copenhagen Fødevarevidenskab The final grade point average according to the diploma for the upper secondary education/entry qualifying exam must be at least 0 Biologi-bioteknologi The final grade point average according to the diploma for the upper secondary education/entry qualifying exam must be at least 6.0 University of Southern Denmark Farmaci Either: The final grade point average according to the diploma for the upper secondary education/entry qualifying exam must be at least 6.0 Or: The average of the grades obtained in level A in mathematics, level B in physics and either level B in chemistry or level A in biotechnology must be at least 6.0 5

6 Please note that the following specific requirements are introduced for the 2013 enrolment: Professional bachelor programme, finans: If you apply based on a vocational training education, the specific requirements are: level C in English and either level B in mathematics or level B in business economics. Professional bachelor programme, jordemoder: If you apply based on a relevant vocational training education, the education must be a minimum length of 2½ year. The specific requirements will continue to be: level A in Danish, level B in English, level B in chemistry, and either level C in psychology or level C in social sciences. Please note that the following specific requirements are introduced for the 2014 enrolment: Professional bachelor programme in engineering: trafik og transport If you apply based on a upper secondary education or another education, the specific requirements are: level A in mathematics and level B in physics. Final grade point average for guaranteed admission to certain higher education programmes Some educational institutions have set certain grade point averages for guaranteed admission to some of their bachelor programmes. A grade point averages for guaranteed admission means that the educational institution has specified a minimum final grade point average which guarantees an offer for admission. If you have obtained this final grade point average or higher, you will be offered a study place if you apply for admission and otherwise fulfil the entry requirements for the programme. You can obtain further information on grade point averages for guaranteed admission at and from the educational institution to which you are applying for admission. Supplementary courses at upper secondary level If you have completed an upper secondary education which does not meet the specific entry requirements for the programme to which you are planning to apply for admission, you have the possibility of doing supplementary courses in the subjects you need in order to obtain the levels and grades which satisfy the specific entry requirements for the study programme. Please note that almost all of the courses offered in Denmark are taught in Danish. You can get further information on the individual supplementary courses at upper secondary level, enrolment, prices and schools at or from the coordinators of the supplementary courses at upper secondary level at the following addresses: Nørresundby Gymnasium og HF Studievej Nørresundby Tel Fax VUC Aahus Ingerslevs Boulevard Aarhus C, Denmark Tel Fax Odense Katedralskole Jernbanegade Odense C, Denmark Tel Fax KVUC Vognmagergade Copenhagen K, Denmark Tel Fax Gentofte HF Dahlénsstræde Gentofte, Denmark Tel or Fax Niels Brock Kultorvet Copenhagen K, Denmark Tel

7 You can find more information on supplementary courses at upper secondary level at Conditional admission It is possible to apply for conditional admission to some programmes even though you lack a level in a subject or do not fulfil a grade requirement, if any. Some educational institutions will grant you conditional admission, which means that you are guaranteed admission to the programme once you have passed the supplementary courses. The conditional admission depends on whether you can pass the supplementary courses in time. However, you must have completed the supplementary courses prior to the study start of the programme or immediately thereafter as indicated by the educational institution. If, for example, you have mathematics at Danish level B and the programme requires mathematics at level A, you may supplement the level by doing a supplementary course at upper secondary level during the summer holidays, the so-called turbo courses. You must have completed both the course and tests prior to study start on 1 September or immediately thereafter. The same applies if you are required to have obtained specific grades to fulfil the entry requirements. Your final admission and your right to start/continue on the programme are, however, on the condition that you pass the necessary exams on the required level or with a required grade prior to the study start or immediately thereafter. This means that you will lose your study place if you do not pass the supplementary course(s). You should thus apply for conditional admission as usual by 15 March 201 It is your responsibility to apply for admission to a supplementary course. Please note that the offering of certain supplementary courses is limited to very few course venues, and that most of the courses offered in Denmark are taught in Danish. A few programmes arrange their own supplementary courses in August. More information is available from the educational institution to which you are applying for admission. It is a requirement for some programmes that you submit documentation by 5 July 2012 showing that you are registered for supplementary courses at upper secon-dary level. The possibility of applying for conditional admission does not apply to all programmes. On some programmes with restricted admission, conditional admission is granted only if you need to improve one subject by one level only. To be on the safe side, you should ask the coordinators of the supplementary courses at upper secondary level or enquire at the educational institution to which you are applying for admission. You can find further information on the individual programmes, entry requirements etc. at and Tuition fees at recognized Danish full-time programmes If you apply for admission to a recognized Danish full-time programme (a bachelor or master s programme, a professional bachelor programme or an academy profession programme) and you are a Danish national or an EU/EEA national, you will not be charged tuition fees for attending classes and participating in the tests and other forms of assessment which form part of the exam. 7

8 Where to receive guidance Information and entry requirements for all programmes in Denmark are available at ug.dk. Study guidance centres and national e-guidance centre At the study guidance centres (Studievalg) and the national e-guidance centre (evejledning), you can get: Guidance on application to higher education programmes Information on the entry requirements for the various programmes Information about admission procedures in quota 1 and quota 2 Guidance on the possibilities for supplementary courses Guidance on the general content and structure of the programmes Guidance on finances during your studies National e-guidance centre The national e-guidance centre (evejledning) provides educational advice and helps you get an overview of and ideas for your choice of education. The national e-guidance centre offers online advice in the daytime, in the evenings and on weekends. You can: Call or send a text to Send an to kontakt@evejledning.dk Chat via See more at Study guidance centres You are also welcome to contact one of the seven regional study guidance centres on higher education (Studievalg), where study advisers can help you if you are in doubt about which programme to choose.the study guidance centres specialise in higher education programmes. At the study guidance centres, you can obtain advice and information on your educational options. Appointments are not necessary. Opening hours and contact information for the study guidance centres is available at Studievalg København (Study Guidance Copenhagen) Købmagergade 52, 3rd floor 1150 Copenhagen K, Denmark Studievalg Sjælland (Study Guidance Zealand) Jernbanegade Næstved, Denmark Studievalg Fyn (Study Guidance Funen) Albanigade Odense C, Denmark Studievalg Sydjylland (Study Guidance Southern Jutland) Nytorv 5, 1st floor 6000 Kolding, Denmark Studievalg Midt- og Vestjylland (Study Guidance Central and Western Jutland) Birk Centerpark Herning, Denmark Studievalg Østjylland (Study Guidance Eastern Jutland) Vestergade Aarhus C, Denmark Studievalg Nordjylland (Study Guidance Northern Jutland) Slotsgade Aalborg, Denmark 8

9 Electronic application optagelse.dk Instead of using the forms on paper, you may use to apply electronically for admission to higher education programmes: If you have a Danish CPR number and are living in Denmark, you can apply for admission electronically; all it requires is that you have NemID or Digital. You can log on using your NemID or Digital and complete and submit the application form electronically. When you sign your application electronically, it will automatically be sent to the educational institution to which you are applying for admission. You can order NemID at If you have a Danish qualifying exam from 2004 or later, your final grade point average will automatically be transferred to your application. If you complete your upper secondary education in 2012, you should be aware that your final grade point average cannot be retrieved from the exam database until you have received the diploma yourself, and the educational institutions to which you are applying for admission will therefore not receive the diploma until you have received it yourself. If you apply electronically before you have received your diploma, you must therefore make sure that you forward a copy of your diploma. If you indicate other information on your application, you must make sure to send documentation for the information to the educational institutions to which you are applying for admission (remember to write your CPR number on all enclosures). After 15 March, you can submit your diploma and other information electronically at optagelse.dk, also after you have submitted your application. However, you must always comply with the educational institution s deadline for sending additional documentation, which you should check on the institution s website. If you have a Danish qualifying exam from before 2004, you must make sure to send a copy of the diploma and any other documentation to the educational institutions to which you are applying for admission (remember to write your CPR number on all enclosures). You can also complete your application form on optagelse.dk without logging on with NemId or Digital. Use the entrance Apply without login at You can complete the application form at optagelse.dk and finish by printing a signature page. You must sign the signature page and send it or personally hand it in to the educational institutions to which you are applying for admission. Remember to enclose documentation for the information which you specify on the application form (copy of the diploma for your upper secondary education and other relevant enclosures, if any). Finally, you can print blank application forms from optagelse.dk and complete them by hand. If you print blank forms, you should remember to print a priority form as well. You can send or personally hand in the applications to the educational institutions to which you are applying for admission. Remember to enclose documentation for the information which you specify on the application form (copy of the diploma for your upper secondary education and other relevant enclosures, if any). If you have applied electronically and want to change the order of priority of the study programmes to which you have applied for admission, or if you want to apply for admission to new programmes, you can also do so electronically. If you have applied for admission on paper forms, which you have sent or handed in, and if, at a later point, you want to change the order of priority of the programmes to which you have applied for admission or if you want to apply for admission to new programmes, you cannot do so electronically. You need to use a change of priority form, which you can find and print at You should also remember to submit an application form to the educational institution if you are applying for admission to a new programme. 9

10 At optagelse.dk, you can also find information about admission requirements for the programmes, grade point averages for guaranteed admission, if any, and new programmes etc. Information on programme content and career opportunities is available on the study guide Uddannelsesguiden, or on the websites of the educa-tional institutions. Information on the enrolment for the year becomes available at on 30 July under the so-called Hovedtal (key figures). Here you can see the number of applicants and students enrolled on the individual programmes, and you can find the grade point averages for guaranteed admission for the year, i.e. the minimum grade point averages required for admission in quota 1 on programmes with restricted admission. You can also see an overview of the programmes which still have vacant study places. 10

11 Deadlines 15 March 5 July 30 July Quota 2 and other admission areas with deadline on 15 March The educational institutions to which you are applying for admission must receive your application by 12 noon on 15 March at the latest. If you send your application by post from Denmark, it must be postmarked 14 March at the latest. The following applicants must apply by 15 March: Applicants applying for admission in quota 2, including applicants applying for admission with special permission Applicants with an International Baccalaureate (IB) irrespective of whether the diploma is from a school in Denmark or outside Denmark Applicants with non-danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications Applicants for programmes with admission test Quota 1 The educational institutions to which you are applying for admission must receive your application by 12 noon on 5 July at the latest. If you send your application by post from Denmark, it must be postmarked 4 July at the latest. If you want to change a priority form that you have already submitted, you must submit a change of priority form to the educational institution which is your 1st priority on the change of priority form. The educational institution must receive your change of priority form by 12 noon on 5 July at the latest. Reply You will receive a reply on 30 July. You will receive one letter only. You will either receive an acceptance letter (i.e. an offer for a study place or a standby place from an educational institution). Otherwise, if you have not been admitted to any of the programmes to which you have applied for admission, you will receive a rejection letter from the Coordinated Enrolment System (KOT). Confirmation If you receive an offer for a study place, you must confirm that you want to accept the offer. You must confirm your acceptance of the offer within the deadline indicated in the letter by the educational institution. Your will loose your offer of admission if you do not confirm your acceptance before the deadline expires. You may grant another person power of attorny to confirm your acceptance on your behalf. 11

12 Instructions on completing the priority form Priority form 2012 Please read the instructions bellow on how to complete the priority form. You must send the form to the educational institution where you want to be enrolled as your first choice. Personal data CPR number If you have a Danish civil registration number (CPR number), you must state it. Applicants without a Danish civil registration number (CPR number) If you do not have a Danish civil registration number (CPR number), you must state your date, month and year of birth in the order indicated in the six fields before the dash. In the first three fields after the dash, you must enter the first two letters of your initial given name followed by the first letter of your (last) family name. In the last field, you must indicate your gender using 1 for male and 2 for female. So a man by the name of Clark Arthur Ellis Miller born 31 August 1990 should write: CLM Contact information It may be necessary to contact you during the period when the applications are being processed. It is therefore important that you fill in your contact information with phone/mobile phone number, address and postal address. You must fill in your postal address with complete information on street name, house number, floor or room number (if relevant), postal code, city (postal area) and country. If you live in a room rented in a private home, you must include the name of your landlord (c/o). If you live at a residence hall, you must include the name of the residence hall. If you live outside Denmark, you must enter the country code for the country in which you are living (country codes can be found at the last pages of this guide). Citizenship Tick the Danish field if you are a Danish national. If you are not a Danish national, you must enter the country code for the country of which you are a national (country codes can be found at the last pages of this guide). Exam year You must write the year of the completion of your upper secondary education/entry qualification. If you have completed several qualifying exams at upper secondary level, the first exam forms the basis for admission. You should therefore always enter the year of the first qualifying exam. Danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications If you have a Danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications, you must indicate which one. 5. Non-Danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications If you have an IB from outside Denmark or a non-danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications you must indicate it here. 6. Order of priority Here you must write the programmes to which you want to apply for admission, and the order of priority of the programmes. You can apply for admission to up to eight programmes. Each programme may be included once only on the priority form. For each programme, please indicate the programme s admission area number, name of programme and the name of the educational institution. Admission area numbers and the names of all the programmes can be found at in the Overview. You should only submit one priority form, even if you are applying for admission to programmes in quota 1, quota 2 or programmes with admission tests. You must enclose the priority form with the application form for the programme which is listed at the top of your order of priority (your 1st priority). The educational institution which you have listed as your 1st priority will make sure that your priority form is forwarded to the Coordinated Enrolment System (KOT), which is responsible for coordinating 12

13 the enrolment on higher education programmes. Please remember to send application forms for admission to all the programmes that you list on your priority form. Change of priority form You should submit a change of priority form if you want to change your order of priority. You must send the change of priority form to the first priority on the change of priority form. The change of priority form must be received by the educational institution by 12 noon on 5 July at the latest. admission test or programmes for which you have been informed that you do not fulfil a specific entry requirement. It is thus necessary that you include all the programmes to which you have applied for admission, even though they may no longer be relevant. If there is not enough space for the cancelled applications in the eight fields available on the form, you should write them on the back of the change of priority form. Please remember to date and sign your change of priority form as this form now indicates the order of priority of your applications and will be used as the basis for your admission. The change of priority form must contain all the priorities which you indicated on the initial priority form, but you may change the order of priority. You may also add new programmes on the change of priority form, but please do not forget to send applications for admission to each of the new programmes. If you no longer want to apply for admission to some of the programmes, you must cancel your applications by contacting the relevant educational institutions, but you must still include them on the change of priority form even though you have cancelled them. You must also continue to write any programmes on the form which is no longer relevant for other reasons. This may, for example, be programmes for which you have failed an 13

14 The Coordinated Enrolment Personal data Given name(s) Reserved for the Coordinated Enrolment Priority form 2012 Send this form to the educational institution where you want to apply as your first priority. Please write legibly using a typewriter or CAPITAL letters. CPR-number (ddmmyy) Family name Phone number Address Mobile phone number Country code Postal code City Country Citizenship Country code Country Exam year of completion The year of your upper secondary education/entry qualification Danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications (one mark only) (1) Upper Secondary School Leaving Examination (stx) (4) Higher Technical Exam (htx) (7) Qualifyring Examination for Technical Science (2) Higher Preparatopry Exam (hf) (5) International Baccalaureate (IB) (8) Vocational Training (EUD, SOSU) (3) Higher Commercial Exam (hhx) (6) GIF (9) Other entry qualifications 5. Non-Danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications Do you have an IB from outside Denmark Do you have another upper secondary education/entry qualifications 5. Order of priority Priority Admission area no. Name of programme Name of institution Please note Admission area number must be stated once and only once There is a max of 8 programmes on the priority Please send the priority form to the educational institutional holding your 1st priority Under liability according to Danish Law, I hereby declare all the information I have given to be truthful and accurate. Date of applicant

15 Change of Priority form 2012 The Coordinated Enrolment Personal data Given name(s) Reserved for the Coordinated Enrolment Send this form to the educational institution where you want to apply as your first priority. Please write legibly using a typewriter or CAPITAL letters. CPR-number (ddmmyy) Family name Phone number Address Mobile phone number Country code Postal code City Country Citizenship Country code Country Exam year of completion The year of your upper secondary education/entry qualification Danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications (one mark only) (1) Upper Secondary School Leaving Examination (stx) (4) Higher Technical Exam (htx) (7) Qualifyring Examination for Technical Science (2) Higher Preparatopry Exam (hf) (5) International Baccalaureate (IB) (8) Vocational Training (EUD, SOSU) (3) Higher Commercial Exam (hhx) (6) GIF (9) Other entry qualifications 5. Non-Danish upper secondary education/entry qualifications Do you have an IB from outside Denmark Do you have another upper secondary education/entry qualifications 5. Order of priority Priority Admission area no. Name of programme Name of institution Please note Admission area number must be stated once and only once There is a max of 8 programmes on the priority Please send the priority form to the educational institutional holding your 1st priority Under liability according to Danish Law, I hereby declare all the information I have given to be truthful and accurate. Date of applicant

16 Instructions on completing the application form These are instructions on how to complete the application form. Please read the instructions carefully before you complete the forms. Print the entire guide and keep the instructions by the form while completing it! The folder contains eight application forms, corresponding to the eight programmes to which you may apply for admission as a maximum. You must complete a form for each programme to which you apply for admission, also if several of the programmes are offered at the same educational institution or if you are applying for admission to the same programme at several educational institutions. Admission rules and entry requirements may differ from programme to programme and from institution to institution. Therefore please enquire at the educational institution, check the institution s website or check on before submitting your application. You must enclose documentation for your upper secondary education/entry qualifications and the activities you have indicated on the form with each of your applications. You must send or hand in the application and the related documentation to the educational institution. On the application form, you should mention all the activities that you would like to have considered in connection with the assessment of your application. Personal data CPR number If you have a Danish civil registration number (CPR number), you must state it. Applicants without a Danish civil registration number (CPR number) If you do not have a Danish civil registration number (CPR number), you must state your date, month and year of birth in the order indicated in the six fields before the dash. In the first three fields after the dash, you must enter the first two letters of your initial given name followed by the first letter of your (last) family name. In the last field, you must indicate your gender using 1 for male and 2 for female. So a man by the name of Clark Arthur Ellis Miller born 31 August 1990 should write: CLM Contact information It may be necessary to contact you during the period when the applications are being processed. It is therefore important that you fill in your contact information with phone/mobile phone number, address and postal address. You must fill in your postal address with complete information on street name, house number, floor or room number (if relevant), postal code, city (postal area) and country. If you live in a room rented in a private home, you must include the name of your landlord (c/o). If you live at a residence hall, you must include the name of the residence hall. If you live outside Denmark, you must enter the country code for the country in which you are living (country codes can be found at the last pages of this guide). Citizenship Tick the Danish field if you are a Danish national. If you are not a Danish national, you must enter the country code for the country of which you are a national (country codes can be found at the last pages of this guide). Application for admission to You must write the admission area number of the programme to which you are applying for admission in the field framed in black. Admission area numbers and programme names for all programmes can be found at in the Overview. The number is also the number that you must use on the priority form and the order of priority on the first page of the application form (section 8). Standby You can apply for a standby place for most programmes. Enquire at the educational institution, check the institution s website or check at www. ug.dk. If you are offered a standby place, you will not be admitted on a lower priority. If you get a standby place, but are not offered enrolment this year, you will be granted pre-approved admission for next year. 16

17 Postponement of study start Most programmes offer study start once a year only (summer), and you should skip this field if that is the case. If a programme offers study start in both summer and winter, you can see this in the Overview at www. optagelse.dk. You may tick this field if you prefer starting the programme in the winter. There is no guarantee, however, that the educational institution will be able to comply with your wish. Please note that quite a few programmes offer separate enrolment in the winter (winter enrolment). Please contact the educational institutions for further information or check at Line of study, training location or practical training location if applicable Some programmes cover several programmes or practical training places, which you must enter here. In any case, you may apply for admission to the same admission area no. once only! Upper secondary education/ entry qualifications Pre-approved admission If you received a pre-approved admission in 2011, you must tick the box. Remember to enclose your letter of pre-approved admission from 201 Upper secondary education/entry qualifications You must write the name of your upper secondary education and the year in which you completed. If you have completed several qualifying exams at upper secondary level, the first exam forms the basis for admission. You should therefore always enter the name and year of the first qualifying exam. If you do not have an entrance exam, you are to apply for admission with special permission. Contact the educational institution for more information on the requirements applying to you and on the documentation you must include. You must only tick one of the boxes in B. 5. Current or previous enrolment in higher education programmes, if applicable You must write the number of higher education programmes that you are or have been enrolled at. You must tick the field if you already hold a master s degree. If you have been enrolled in a higher education programme twice before without having completed the programmes, you can only be admitted to a new higher education programme if there are available study places (so-called third time rule). If you have a master s degree, you must tick this field. If you have a master s degree, you can only be admitted to a new higher education programme if there are available study places (so-called master's degree rule). 6. Bonus for early study start For the 2012 enrolment, applicants applying for admission in quota 1 will have their final grade point average multiplied by 08 if they have completed their upper secondary education in 2010, 2011 or 2012 and if their grade point average can be converted to the Danish 7-point grading scale. The time of the completion is the date of issue on the first upper secondary diploma. If the applicant s final grade point average has not been awarded according to the Danish 7-point grading scale, the adjustment will take place after conversion of the grade point average to the 7-point grading scale. Applicants who have completed their upper secondary education in 2007 and onwards and who are unable to start on a programme before the expiry of the two-year deadline, can have this deadline extended by up to four years due to the following documented circumstances: National service in the Danish Defence, including service on national service-like terms Training and education with a view to deployment as well as deployment on international ope rations for the Danish Defence Adoption or maternity/paternity leave Long-term illness 17

18 5. Caring for close relatives and other related persons who are disabled, seriously ill or dying 6. Training for and participation in the Olympic Games or Paralympic Games as an elite or worldclass athlete appointed by Team Danmark The application for extension and the documentation must be enclosed with the application for admission. 7. Supplementary courses If you are currently taking a supplementary course which will be completed before 5 July, you must tick the first box. The educational institution must receive your diploma on 5 July at the latest. If you re planning to take a supplementary course during the summer, you must tick the second box. Please contact the educational institution for further information. 8. Order of priority The order of priority in this field is an exact copy of your priority form with the same information about your programme wishes in the same order of priority. 9. Post-secondary education. Here you must indicate whether you have passed parts of a higher education programme. 10. Examinations passed supplementary to the upper secondary education/entry qualifications If you are applying in quota 1, you should indicate whether you have taken supplementary courses in order to fulfil specific admission requirements for the programme to which you are applying for admission. If you are applying in quota 2, you should indicate all the courses that you would like to have considered in the educational institution s assessment of your application. The educational institution can provide you with more information on the types of courses which are relevant to include. 1 Work experience (including trainee, military service and maternity/paternity leave) You can enter the work experience that you have here. The educational institution can provide you with more information on whether they have special requirements for weekly hours, job type etc. You may use an employer s declaration, which you will find at end of this guide. This is only relevant if you are applying in quota 1 Other activities after the age of 15, including extra-curricular activities Here you must indicate whether you have engaged in some other activities than mentioned above. Remember to provide documentation for the information you put in the form. 1 Courses at folk high schools, day high schools etc. Here you must indicate any courses at folk high schools, day high schools etc. 1 Staying abroad (outside your country of residence) Here you must indicate any periods of residence outside your home country. You must date and sign the application form yourself. If you are unable to sign it yourself, you may grant power of attorny to another person whom you authorise to apply on your behalf. The power of attorny must be submitted along with the application. You may use a form, which you will find at end of this guide. Checking information and documentation Please remember that you are signing your application under criminal liability according to Danish law. This means that you are criminally liable for the correctness of the information provided by you. During or after the enrolment, the educational institution has the right to check the authenticity of your information and your documentation. If it turns out that forged or in other 18

19 ways misleading documentation has been used, this will be reported to the police and the application or the offer, if any, of a study place will be cancelled. About documentation It is very important in relation to the processing of applications that you have enclosed correct and complete documentation. Please check what kind of documentation is required with the educational institution or on its website. Submit photocopies only. Remember to mark all documentation with your civil registration number (CPR number). 19

20 Application Form 2012 Den Koordinerede Tilmelding Send an application form to all the educational institutions where you want to apply. Please write legibly using a typewriter or CAPITAL letters. Reserved for the institution Personal data Given name(s) CPR number (ddmmyy) Phone number Family name Mobile phone number Address Country code Postal code City Country Citizenship Country code Country Residence permit enclosed? Danish Other Yes No Application for admission to Admission area no. Name of programme Name of institution Standby If I am not admitted to this programme I apply for standby Postponement of study start Upper secondary education/entry qualification A. Pre-approved admission I have a pre-approved admission from 2011 B. Upper secondary education/entry qualifications Study line, training location or practical training location if applicable 6. Bonus for early study start I have an exam from 2007, 2008 or 2009 and I am applying for exemption from the two-year rule. I have enclosed an exemption application and relevant documentation 7. Upper secondary supplementary Upper Secondary School Leaving Examination (stx) Higher Preparatory Exam (hf) Higher Commercial Exam (hhx) Higher Technical Exam (htx) GIF Qualifyring Examination for Technical Science International Baccalaureate (IB) Foreign Exam Total Points Which Vocational training (EUD, SOSU) Other Which entry qualifications I apply for admission with special permission I have previously had Journal number a special permission for this programme Date I am currently taking a supplementary course which will be completed before 5 July (section 10 must be filled out) I have enrolled in a supplementary course which I expect to complete after 5 july (section 10 must be filled out) 8. Order of priority Priority Admission area no. Name of programme Do not submit original documents but send copies. The educational institution may ask you to submit orginal documentation. 5. Current or previous enrolment in higher education programmes, if applicable Higher education programmes where you are or have been enrolled but have not completed the programme Number of programmes Under liability according to Danish Law, I hereby declare all the information I have given to be truthful and accurate. Enclosures are included I already hold a master s degree Date 1 of 2