It happens every year. Young Danes apply for their dream education and the media responds with article upon article about which courses can display the most jaw-dropping Grade Point Average. As is customary, International Business at CBS draws headlines with its entry requirements busting the 7-point grading scale – and this year was no different. A grade point average of 12,2 was needed to get in, and for the majority of Danish high school students this average is beyond unachievable. But not for the new International Business students. You can meet two of them and one of their lecturers in our new podcast where we try to answer the question: Who are the new International Business students? Press play and enjoy.

Participants: Caroline Termansen, Nicole Jørgensen and Herdis Steingrimsdottir.

It happens every year. Young Danes apply for their dream education and the media responds with article upon article about which courses can display the most jaw-dropping Grade Point Average. As is customary, International Business at CBS draws headlines with its entry requirements busting the 7-point grading scale – and this year was no different. A grade point average of 12,2 was needed to get in, and for the majority of Danish high school students this average is beyond unachievable. But not for the new International Business students. You can meet two of them and one of their lecturers in our new podcast where we try to answer the question: Who are the new International Business students? Press play and enjoy. Participants: Caroline Termansen, Nicole Jørgensen and Herdis Steingrimsdottir.

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