European students at American Graduate Schools

[Gpoppey]

Hello, can any european student help me please....?

I hold a bachelors degree from Universiteit Van Amsterdam, which is a well recognized university in Europe. It takes three years to do the bachelors degree here.

Now in the admissions info on the Harvard website it says that for european countries they'll need a 4 years based bachelor degree in order to be accepted in the GSAS Graduate School of Arts and Sciences..

Does this mean that most european students (coming from a University like mine) are banned from Graduate schools in the United States?

Can anyone please tell me if they about european students accepted at Harvard Graduate Schools....



THANKS

[Gpoppey]

Hello, can any european student help me please....?

I hold a bachelors degree from Universiteit Van Amsterdam, which is a well recognized university in Europe. It takes three years to do the bachelors degree here.

Now in the admissions info on the Harvard website it says that for european countries they'll need a 4 years based bachelor degree in order to be accepted in the GSAS Graduate School of Arts and Sciences..

Does this mean that most european students (coming from a University like mine) are banned from Graduate schools in the United States?

Can anyone please tell me if they about european students accepted at Harvard Graduate Schools....



THANKS

[faulkner]

Originally Posted by Gpoppey

Does this mean that most european students (coming from a University like mine) are banned from Graduate schools in the United States?


THANKS

No, I have a couple of friends who are studying in US for their Phd, though not Harvard, after a three-years undergraduate degree. However, this is not the right post to ask for such a kind of information.