Requirements for admission
McDaniel Europe in Budapest welcomes applications for admission by students with appropriate academic qualifications, a good command of English and a strong motivation to study.
The most important formal criteria for admission are completion of secondary education and eligibility for entry into an institution of higher education according to the education laws of your home country or, in the case of graduating from international high schools, the requirements of the American or British educational system.
In the United States, the formal requirements for admission are a Diploma of Graduation from High School and adequate scores on one of the American college-bound exams (SAT or ACT)
If you graduated from an international high school following the British National Curriculum, the minimum requirement for entry into the McDaniel BA Program is adequate scores on GCSE exams in at least eight subjects
For applicants graduating from Hungarian high schools, the requirements are: completion of twelve years of general education and a Certificate of Final Examination (matriculation) in at least five subjects with adequate grades (“C” average)
Proficiency in English
Although the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or the IELTS (International English Testing System) are not mandatory for admission into McDaniel Budapest, a good working knowledge of English is essential. Students will be required to satisfy the TOEFL/IELTS requirement by the end of the 2nd academic year.
Applicants that can provide proof of proficiency in English for admission (have taken either the TOEFL or the IELTS and present the score records) will have an advantage when the College evaluates and ranks applications. Students with appropriate scores on the language proficiency tests (at least 80 on the TOEFL Internet-based test or 6.5 on the IELTS will be granted merit-based discounts from the tuition fee.
Skills in basic Mathematics
Admitted students interested in majoring in Business and Economics will be required to take the Math Proficiency Test (Arithmetic and Basic Algebra) at the beginning of the first semester as the passing of the test is a prerequisite for courses in the above fields of study, Students having failed the test will be referred to a Mathematics Workshop which will help them brush up their high school knowledge in basic Mathematics. Psychology majors are expected to satisfy the Math proficiency requirement by the end of the first academic year.