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Hi, I'm currently in IPSP 3rd semester 0.- you shouldn't have any problem applying with that 1.- Your university info is needed to determine whether you have an abitur equivalent so I think they want your grades to know what courses you had, but the actual grade doesn't matter. I did not apply...

Hi, I'm currently in IPSP 3rd semester 0.- you shouldn't have any problem applying with that 1.- Your university info is needed to determine whether you have an abitur equivalent so I think they want your grades to know what courses you had, but the actual grade doesn't matter. I did not apply...

You shouldn't have any problems then (: All that is left now is doing the paper work to get here

Hi! There shouldn't be any problems with your English certificate, as for your grades it depends on your country and the requirements for applying to a German university, if you looked it up and saw that your certificates are equivalent to the Abitur then ypu shouldn't have any problems and be...

Hi, you should ask the German embassy directly, most of those answers can change from country to country, so it won't really help you much if I tell you how it was for me, since the requirements for a visa application vary a lot. Besides, the answer to your questions should be in the embassy...

Have you messaged them to know what's going on?

Nope, they'd give you a completely empty room, and probably not in the best condition. You'd have to buy all the furniture by yourself and work constantly on the property. Also, it might not be in the best location and far from any supermarkets or stores, as well as far from your classes. It's...

I'm applying for a room in a 3-6 bedroom flat in Straße des 18 Oktober, Philipp-Rosenthal Straße and Tarostraße. Those three residences are near the physics faculty of uni Leipzig (and where I suppose we'll have most of our classes)

Hey guys, look at what I found https://www.dcu.ie/sites/default/files/international/LeipzigGuide.pdf It's a guide with all we should do once arriving in Leipzig and more. My admission letter took a little over two weeks after my documents were received by the university.

The status will change once your application is either accepted or rejected, and you'll get a document that you can find in account -> documents in the Alma web portal. You should also get a mail informing you something has been uploaded to your documents. You've been waiting for a while, maybe...

I'm from Chile, the whole process took almost two months

I have received my admission letter from the university today and my documents were received in July 9th, so it was a little over two weeks. How about you guys?

When should we apply for zuzugsbonus? Once we are there? I had never heard of it. Is there any other thing, besides the obvious (residence permit, matriculation, accomodation), that we should do once we arrive in Leipzig?

Thank you so much for your comment! It really helped a lot. I found the FB group that would be for us, 2018 freshmen https://www.facebook.com/groups/315777465625123/

It took about a month, but that varies depending on where you're from, somewhere in the uni-assist Website they give approximated processing times based on where your documents were made, but it should take from 3 to 6 weeks. I'm from Chile btw, one of the longest processing times is for...