There are a number of reasons why Nord University rejects applications.
If you were not qualified, it means that you do not have the academic foundation required for admission to the course. In this case, you can consider applying for a different course at the next intake, or taking further studies before the next intake to increase your chances of being admitted.
If you were qualified, but did not attain the necessary rank for admission, it means that you had the formal academic foundation but your grades were not good enough to compete with other applicants in the admissions round. This usually applies to programmes with large applicant numbers and a limited number of study places. In this case, you can consider taking additional studies before the next intake to improve your grades, or applying for a different course at the next intake.
If you lacked documentation or submitted your documentation late, it means that you sent incorrect or insufficient documentation, or did not adhere to the given deadlines. The university enforces strict rules and deadlines for submission of documentation relating to identity and qualifications. If this is the case, you must wait until the next intake to apply again. We recommend obtaining all necessary documentation for admission well before the admissions deadline.
If you believe an error has been made in the assessment of your application, you may appeal the decision within the given deadline. See below for the rules that apply to appeals.