You are so welcome!

@@Emily-ge9pc omg oui!! j’ai appris ça y a quelques semaines mais jtrouve que y a toujours très peu d’info, fin j’ai pas encore essayé de créer mon compte jtavoue mdrr mais genre l’envoie des notes et tout ça me rend perplexe! toi aussi tu veux faire tes études à l’étranger?

Je crois qu'on a meme pas besoin de mettre de personal statement..

@@Emily-ge9pc perso j'ai passé mon bac l'année dernière donc c'est tranquille pour moi, mais je viens de commencer à regarder pour le CAO et je capte absolument rien c'est un truc de fou je suis perplexe le site est grave mal foutu

Hi! So for the 2022-2023 admission cycle. The Dual BA will not require you to submit the SAT or ACT due to Covid. I have copied below what the admissions office has had to say on this affecting applications. "Since testing is no longer a required component for the first-year 2022-2023 application cycle, students who are unable or choose not to submit test scores will not be disadvantaged in the admissions process. However, if students have previously completed testing and can submit SAT or ACT results, they are welcome to do so; submitted scores will be considered as one of the elements used in the review process on their application file. The admissions committee will continue to evaluate all submitted information within the holistic and contextual review process that considers the individual circumstances shaping each applicant's journey. The rigor of a student’s curriculum, academic achievement, and demonstrated intellectual curiosity will remain central to the review of their application file." But since you are a student applying from India, unless you are currently studying at an English language school, you will still have to complete the English testing requirements which can be found here: tcd.gs.columbia.edu/content/language-proficiency

Hi! So a large majority of your interview will be focused on why you want to study neuroscience, why you want to study it in the dual BA, etc... They will also most likely ask you some content based questions as well. Nothing crazy though! Most content questions will be related to things you mentioned in your essay or resume. For example they might ask you about a science project you did, or ask questions around a scientist or scientific breakthrough you might have mentioned in your essay.

Hi! So for first year in MEELC the only module you get to choose from the six is what language you want to do. MEELC has us do a lot of our prerequisites first year. Second year you get a lot more flexibility and choice. When I say research, I am referring to your out of class assignments that you will have to do. Almost all of which will be essays. The research for those essays can vary from class to class and student to student. But normally includes different books/articles/readings you might need to do as well as research into scholarly journals and article, etc.... The time you spend on this also varies from student to student. Some could spend only a couple hours a week on this, while others could spend quite a bit more.

This completely depends on your own personal spending habits. I know some people who make it work on 250 euro per month but perhaps don't have a ton of money to spend on things like clubbing, drinking, or travel. Other people have unlimited budgets, though I would say the higher end of budgets is around 1000 per month but the average is maybe around 500-600 (this is for international students). Again it just depends on your own personal financial situation, but for sure budget at least 250 euro per month just for the bare necessities. Dublin can be a very expensive city.

We are working on it!

I'm afraid I really don't know, and I know that due to Covid-19, the admissions have changed the process since last year. I would email the Dual BA admissions office with your question. They are super kind and helpful!

Glad you liked it!!

I know that for the Dual BA Class of 24 there are only 2 members in the Film Studies degree, most likely due to the fact that it was the first year the program was offered, and that quite a few people differed admissions due to Covid.

MEELC, Neuroscience, and European Studies are by far the most popular majors. The actual breakdown by major for the Class of 2024 is... MEELC = 8 students European Studies = 8 students English = 4 students History = 6 students Classics = 1 students Film = 2 students Neuroscience = 8 students Geoscience = 2 students History of Art and Architecture = 2 students

I'm so glad to hear that!!! Hope you found the video helpful!!!

@@thedualba8273 I did majorly! I even managed to get in contact with someone from your instagram about applications! Thanks so much for this, I'm really hoping to earn a place in 2022!