Admissions process: step by step
From application to arrival on campus
Admissions process: step by step
From application to arrival on campus
01
Submit your application
at least 12 weeks before the program starts
Due to high demand for places, we strongly recommend that you apply to Glion as early as possible before your intended start date.
Documents needed to apply through the online application portal:
- Copy of passport
- Academic records
- Study and post-study plan
- CV/resume
02
Prepare for admissions assessment
within two days of submitting your documents
You will be contacted to schedule your admissions assessment.
This two-step process includes:
- Written exercise
- Interview
03
Receive letter of offer
within 1-2 weeks
If your application is successful, you will receive:
- Letter of offer
- Details on how to confirm your place
04
Confirm your attendance
within 15 working days of receiving your letter of offer
To confirm your place at Glion, you must make the pre-payment on your tuition fees as outlined in the offer letter. This also confirms your acceptance of Glion’s Terms and Conditions.
You will then be sent a complete acceptance package that contains:
- Invoice for the first semester
- Pre-arrival and campus guide booklet
- Attestation for visa (if required)
05
Pre-arrival support
until your program starts
To help you prepare for your program, we offer:
- Visa support services
- Arrival assistance
- New student WhatsApp group
06
Arrival on campus
your first week on campus
On official arrival days, we will welcome you with:
- Welcome booth at designated airport
- Check-in and registration
- Transportation services
- Welcome events
- Induction week
Application items
How to prepare for the admissions assessment
Academic records
We will require a copy of your senior secondary education diploma and transcripts with courses completed and grades received. Provisional transcripts are acceptable for students who have not yet completed their studies and should show the last three years’ results. The transcripts should show all grades received, an explanation of the grading system in English or French and the estimated date of completion.*
CV or resume
In a professional CV format, please provide a detailed record of your academic and/or professional background, including any relevant volunteer work/hobbies etc.
Study & post-study plan
Please use the document template provided to write a short essay describing your ambitions, why you wish to study at Glion and what you will contribute to the institution as a student and alumni. Maximum 300 words, signed and dated.
Passport(s) copy
Please send a legible copy of your passport(s).**
A note about proof of English
The admissions assessment interview allows us to assess a candidate’s English proficiency when the official certificate is not yet available. However, all candidates who require proof of English language level will be required to submit their certificate as it will often be required for the visa process.
* You will be asked to bring your original transcripts and diploma/s with you to registration on campus as admissions will be checking authenticity during induction. If your final transcripts/ diploma are not in English, French, German or Italian, then a notarized/certified English translation is required as well. For London applicants, only final diploma transcripts will be accepted.
** Your passport must be valid for at least six months after the program has started.
Campus addresses & contact details
Contact us
+41 (0)21 966 35 35
info@glion.edu
Copyright 2024 - All Rights Reserved