IE University Undergraduate Admissions Policy 2027-2028

Sep 18, 2026

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IE University outlines its undergraduate admissions policy for 2027–2028, detailing how candidates and counselors should approach a rigorous, transparent, and inclusive process. The framework applies to first-year and transfer applicants and emphasizes academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, creativity, and strong potential for positive change. Admissions use a holistic scoring approach, includes equal opportunity and nondiscrimination commitments, and specifies academic requirements, standardized test options, and English language proficiency standards.

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Introduction and Scope

Admissions Philosophy

Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination

Academic Requirements

English Language Proficiency

Program-Specific Requirements

Personal

[www.ie.edu/university](www.ie.edu/university) IE University Undergraduate Admissions Policy 2027–2028 for candidates and counselors 1. Introduction and Scope IE University is committed to attracting a diverse, talented student body from around the globe. Our admissions policy seeks to identify students who demonstrate academic excellence, intellectual curiosity, creativity and exhibit strong potential of becoming agents of change. The university emphasizes innovation, entrepreneurship, and a global perspective, with an admissions process that is rigorous, transparent, and inclusive. The ultimate purpose is to foster positive change through education, research and innovation. SCOPE This policy governs the undergraduate admissions process at IE University and applies to all prospective applicants, whether applying as first-year or transfer students, regardless of nationality, educational background, or intended field of study. The policy applies to candidates applying as a Freshman or as Transfer students, equally. It reflects our commitment to maintaining academic excellence while promoting diversity and equal opportunity. 2. Admissions Philosophy IE University employs a holistic admissions process, assessing both academic and personal qualities of applicants. The process, based on a scoring system, evaluates each applicant considering academic achievements, personal qualities, skills, extracurricular involvement, global outlook, and alignment with the University’s values. 2.1 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND NONDISCRIMINATION IE University is committed to maintaining a policy of equal opportunity in admissions and employment. We do not discriminate based on race, color, gender, religion, national origin, age, disability, or sexual orientation. We strive to create a community that values diversity and fosters mutual respect. All applicants are reviewed with fairness and transparency. 3. Academic Requirements 3.1 ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS Secondary Education Diploma: All applicants must hold or be in the process of completing a secondary education diploma or its recognized equivalent. IE University accepts applicants from over 60 education systems from all over the world. Such as: • A-Levels. • IB Diploma. • French Baccalaureate. • German Abitur. • American High School Diploma (U. S. or equivalent) . • Italian Maturità . • Spanish Bachillerato. • …and many other qualifications deemed equivalent by the Admissions Committee. Academic Transcripts: Applicants must provide official high school transcripts from the previous two finalized academic years as well as any grades received in the current year of application and predicted grades if they are available for their educational system (IB, A-Levels, French Bacc... ) . These transcripts will be validated with the school or counselor or delivered directly by them to IE University through the dedicated platform. Grade Requirements: GPA is not the sole factor in our review process; however, applicants should demonstrate strong academic achievement, particularly in subjects relevant to their chosen program. Minimum grade expectations vary by educational system, and specific subjects may be required for certain specialized programs. These requirements are published for each academic year on our website. Further information: [https://www.ie.edu/](https://www.ie.edu/)[ ](https://www.ie.edu/)[university/admission/access-to-university/](university/admission/access-to-university/) Admission Test: Candidates may submit standardized test scores such as the SAT, ACT, LNAT, if they have it. Otherwise, they must take IE University’s Admission Test as part of their process. For the standardized tests, the recommended minimum scores include: • SAT: 1300 or above. • ACT: 28 or above. • LNAT: 22 or above. 3.2 ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY Applicants whose first language is not English, or whose secondary education was not conducted in English, must provide pr

FAQs

Who does the IE University Undergraduate Admissions Policy 2027–2028 apply to?

It governs the undergraduate admissions process for all prospective applicants, including first-year and transfer students, regardless of nationality, educational background, or intended field of study.

What admissions approach does IE University use?

IE University uses a holistic admissions process with a scoring system that evaluates academic achievements and personal qualities, including skills, extracurricular involvement, global outlook, and alignment with the university’s values.

What English proficiency evidence is required for non-native English speakers?

Applicants must provide accepted proof such as TOEFL, Cambridge CAE/CPE, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test, unless an exemption applies and is approved by the admissions office.

Sep 18, 2026

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