Terminology
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- The process by which you apply to a university: choosing the program, preparing documents, submitting the application, and following up on the response and decision.
- The first university stage after secondary school, ending with a bachelor's degree.
- Study after a bachelor's degree, such as a master's, with admission conditions and documents that differ from the undergraduate stage.
- A preparatory year offered by some universities for students who do not meet direct-entry conditions, used as a bridge into the first year. Its availability and conditions are set by each university.
- Practical help in getting the application ready: reviewing documents, completing forms, keeping to deadlines, and following up correspondence with the university.
- A short piece of writing explaining why you chose the program, your background and your goal; some universities ask for it as part of the file.