Once the assessment and diagnostic stage is complete the Consultant and applicant will start working on the application documents,  which vary according to whether you are applying to study business and management in a European university, the USA or the UK. Deadlines differ from one country to another and the criteria used by the applications committees are not identical .

 It is important to note that, if you are thinking of studying business and management  in Denmark or the Netherlands, you will need to demonstrate that you have taken courses for a given number of hours in relevant subjects at secondary school.

Dutch and Danish universities place a great deal of emphasis on suitability and school preparation for higher education. For example, if you are interested in doing a degree in engineering, you will need to show that you have done well in maths , chemistry or physics. In contrast, the US expects applicants to the better universities to sit the standardised Scholastic Aptitude Test, commonly referred to as the SAT, and your score will play a significant part in deciding whether or not you are offered a place. In the UK, by contrast,  there is no entrance test for studying business and management, and no emphasis on demonstrating a passion for finance and a track record of studying economics. Instead, you simply  upload your application paperwork  to the UCAS online portal.

As you can see, the list of documents you need to produce depends on where you are going to study business and management, but most universities will ask you for: