Nearly 60 points for NHH´s new study programme
Historically high level: Applicants with high school diplomas must have 59.6 points to be admitted to NHH's new bachelor's programme in Business, Economics and Data Science.
Applicants with additional points must have 63.2 points to be admitted to the new programme.
The cut-off scores are the highest ever.
`Absolutely right´
`The interest in Business, Economics and Data Science (BEDS) has been formidable and shows that NHH's focus on this international bachelor's programme was absolutely right´ says NHH's Rector Øystein Thøgersen.
The BEDS programme offers an economics education with more mathematics, data analysis, programming, and technology. NHH offers the well-known bachelor's programme in economics and business administration. Here too, the cut-off scores are very high, according to the overview from the Coordinated Admissions Service.
`Fantastic for NHH and those who have been fortunate enough to pass through the eye of the needle. More than 2,800 applicants had NHH as their first choice. It will be a very strong intake starting in August,´ says Thøgersen.
CUT-OFF SCORES
For applicants to Business, Economics and Data Science (BEDS), the cut-off scores are:
- High school diploma: 59.6.
- Applying with additional points: 63.2.
For applicants to the Bachelor in Economics and Business Administration (BØA), the cut-off scores are (2023 figures in parentheses):
- High School diploma: 55.2 (55.6).
- Applying with additional points: 59.6 (59.5).
OVER 40 PERCENT WOMEN
The number of applicants to NHH this year was higher than ever. In total, 2,830 applicants had NHH as their first choice for the college's two bachelor's programmes. 1,101 people had BEDS as their first choice.
The proportion of female applicants who have been offered a place is slightly over 40 percent for both bachelor's programmes.
Matriculation will take place on 12 August in the Aula at NHH.