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Hi, I'm an undergraduate physics student in Turin (Northern Italy), currently in the first year of my bachelor degree. Before enrolling here in Turin, I thought a lot about going to sudy abroad because I would like to get a job somewhere in Europe or even outside it. But then, for several personal reasons, I decided to do my undergraduate studies here, since it is possible to change university (inside EU) for my master's studies.
I would really like to get into prestigious universities, such as ETH or Imperial College London, for a MSc degree and I would like to know if it is possible (or even common) to be rejected by those universities just because of the "reputation" of the university of origin (I imply the highest GPA possible). I mean the University of Turin is not at the top of the rankings but it is not the worst either (actually, for what it's worth, it is ranked 100-150) so I wonder if a bachelor degree with the highest mark is enough to get into one of these universites.
Thanks a lot
I would really like to get into prestigious universities, such as ETH or Imperial College London, for a MSc degree and I would like to know if it is possible (or even common) to be rejected by those universities just because of the "reputation" of the university of origin (I imply the highest GPA possible). I mean the University of Turin is not at the top of the rankings but it is not the worst either (actually, for what it's worth, it is ranked 100-150) so I wonder if a bachelor degree with the highest mark is enough to get into one of these universites.
Thanks a lot