Top 5 reasons why you shouldn't apply to Brainster Next College!

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Brainster Next College, the first practical IT college, is not your typical higher education institution, nor are we a place for young people who are content with the average.

This is not a college for students who strive for comfort zone and predictability. If you are looking for a place where you don't have to show ambition, talent, dedication and just wait to pass exams, we will disappoint you.

Brainster Next College is for those who think differently, who want to rcs data switzerland problems that others consider unsolvable. For those who want to lead, not follow, who want to change, not accept. For those who want to create. Who are curious!

Brainster Next College is not for everyone!

Read the 5 reasons why you shouldn't apply, or consider whether this is for you!

1. Difficult admission process
The fact that we are the only practical IT faculty in the country and that we are the only ones offering the financial benefit "Study now, pay after employment" are not the only things that make us different. We also differ in the way we enroll our students. To become part of our community, you need to solve the admission test online, but with maximum dedication.


The test will be reopened for the final enrollment period. You can apply for the final enrollment period until the test reopens. For the entrance exam, you will have to answer a total of 40 questions that will test your skills and competencies, in 45 minutes.

Then, if you get the required number of points, you will be asked by our admissions team to schedule an interview where you will need to demonstrate that you are ready to accept our way of education so that we can be sure that you are the right candidate for this challenge.

Last year, only 42% of applicants passed the admissions process. Our enrollment also starts earlier, with the opportunity to reserve your place and sign a contract now.

2. It's not easy. You gotta keep up! Learning, learning, learning...
"At first it was more intense and too fast, but then when I got used to it, it went easier, it was still very interesting. My advice to all future students would be not to relax, thinking that the faculty is private and that it will be easy."