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ADMISSION BROCHURE

2011

Contents: Admissions Process…….….……………………………p. 2

Admissions Timeline…………………………………..p. 7 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)……………p. 8

Tuition Fee, Financial Aid, Deferred Tuition and Housing………………………………………………p. 9 Application Form……………………......................p. 12

Registration Form……………………....................p. 15

Application deadline: June 27, 2011

For further information, please contact:

KSE Admissions Officevul. Yakira 13, office 326, Kyiv 04119

tel.: (+38-044) 492-8012; fax: (+38-044) 492-8011E-mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.kse.org.ua

http://www.kse.org.ua/

mailto:[email protected]

If you plan to apply to the KSE in summer 2011, please REGISTER ONLINE at http://www.kse.org.ua/admissions/about_admissions.shtml, to get the latest information about admission to the School.

INFORMATION ON ADMISSION TO THE KYIV SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS

Admissions Process

The KSE General Admission Test and interviews will be held in Kyiv on July 4-6, 2011.

The Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) strives to attract qualified participants from all regions in Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova, and selects participants on the basis of merit and in the spirit of open competition.

Admission to the KSE is based on merit and is open to any citizen of Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova who meets the basic eligibility requirements:

Completed specialist’s or bachelor’s degree Proficiency in English Strong mathematical skills Submission of required documents for admission by the specified deadline

A prior specialization in economics is not essential.

Selection for admission is based on a review of the application materials, results of the KSE General Admission Test, and an interview, which is conducted by English-speaking professional economists.

Deadline and Required Documents

Kyiv School of Economics has a single deadline for the submission of the application materials. All required documents should be submitted in person or sent by postal mail to the KSE Admissions Office, in one package, by the following deadline:

June 27, 2011 - KSE Admissions Office, vul. Yakira 13, office 326

(All documents, except for the copy of the passport and the tax identification number, should be submitted in originals)

Completed Application Form

Completed Registration Form

Statement of Purpose

Three recommendation letters

Certified transcript (Ukrainian version is acceptable)

3 photos 3 cm x 4 cm

KYIV SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS (KSE), Admission Brochure 2

http://www.kse.org.ua/admissions/about_admissions.shtml

Medical certificate ф-086/о form

Copy of passport and tax identification number

Optional :

Essay or published paper in economics in English (or summary of Ukrainian essay up to 500 words). Other documents, if desired: publications, conference theses, awards, TOEFL certificate, etc.

NOTE: the original diploma and its attachment, or notarized copies of both documents will be requested only from admitted students and should be submitted to the KSE Admissions Office, as a prerequisite for final enrollment no later than August 8.

All documents can be mailed or submitted to the KSE Admissions Office in person. If documents are mailed, please be sure to submit all documents in one envelope and confirm the receipt of the package with the KSE Admissions Office by phone/ e-mail. This will ensure that all materials will arrive to the KSE Admissions Office by the specified postmark deadline of June 27, 2011. Please be sure that your name appears on all forms submitted. If some of your documents are submitted under any other name, be sure to indicate this by attaching an adequate certified document (e.g., marriage certificate).

Students are encouraged to apply for admission to the Kyiv School of Economics beginning March 2011. Early applications are welcome.

1. Application Form

The Application Form lists general personal information, educational background, professional experience, knowledge of English language and is included to the interviewers’ package as the main information about the applicant. Although applicants may submit a resume, they should not complete any section of the application by referring the Admissions Committee to an enclosed resume or vitae or to other parts of the application.

The Application Form may be obtained directly from the KSE Admissions Office or by mail, if requested. The Application Form plus additional information can also be obtained through the Internet at http://www.kse.org.ua/admissions/.

2. Registration Form

The Registration Form serves the purpose of initial registration and includes personal data of each applicant. It is to be completed by all applicants. The Registration Form may be obtained directly from the KSE Admissions Office or by mail, if requested. It can also be obtained through the Internet at http://www.kse.org.ua/admissions/.

3. Statement of Purpose

One of the most important parts of the application form is the 250-word statement of purpose on why you wish to study economics and how a master's degree in economics is related to your career goals and intellectual interests. The statement of purpose should be typed, double-spaced on a separate sheet of paper, in English. It should include the purpose of your scientific and professional interests and objectives, and a description of your goals, and how the master’s program can help you meet them. If you are primarily interested in research, also include a description of the research that you wish to pursue and report, if applicable, your research in progress. In general, a good statement of purpose should include answers to the following questions:

How your personal background, interests, and experience will help you to study in the program?

What have you already done, at any level, in the field of economics or finance?

How does the master’s program fit into your short-term and long-term career goals?

The statement of purpose should be entirely the applicant’s original work. It must be also written in English and NOT in another language, as well as not translated for the applicant by another person.

4. Recommendation Letters

Recommendation letters should be provided by three individuals, such as university instructors or employers (that is, from people who have supervised you in either an academic, professional, or community service capacity, and who can comment on your intellectual ability, creativity, initiative, sensitivity to others, and leadership potential).

Recommendations should not be written by friends or family members. When feasible, at least one should be from a university professor familiar with your academic work.


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Recommendation letters written in Ukrainian or Russian must be translated into English, and translations must be notarized. Certified English translation is required. Letters of recommendation should include the name, title, address, and telephone number of the person providing the recommendation and should be signed and officially stamped. Unstamped or unsigned recommendations without certified translation are not accepted for consideration. All recommendation letters should be provided to the student by the recommenders in the sealed and signed envelopes and in such format submitted to the KSE Admissions Office.

6. 3 photos 3 cm x 4 cm

Photos can be either color or white & black, but should meet the requested size parameters (3cm x 4cm).

7. Medical Certificate ф-086/о form

All applicants are requested to submit an original medical certificate corresponding to the form ф-086/о. Though the title of this form may differ from country to country, the content is the same. Such certificate is issued to a person for the purpose of admission to the educational institutions and lists examination statements by major doctors (therapist, oculist, neuropathologist and others).

If medical certificate is issued in the native language, its English translation should be submitted as well (regards international students only).

8. Passport

A copy of the passport should be submitted to the KSE Admissions Office together with other application materials by June 27, 2011. The original passport should be presented at the beginning of the KSE General Admission Test and the Interview, for personal identification.

9. Identification tax number

A copy of the identification tax number should be submitted by Ukrainian applicants only.

KSE General Admission Test/ Interview

*** A sample of the KSE General Admission Test is available at the KSE website: http://kse.org.ua/uploads/file/KSE_General_Admission_Test.doc

The criteria for admission include meeting a minimum score on the KSE General Admission Test which consists of three parts - mathematics, economics and English. An overall score, including interview results, will be assigned to each applicant who has been admitted to the interview.

Maximum number of points an applicant can receive is 100, among which:

KSE General Admission Test – 70 points

Out of which:

Economics Part – 30 pointsMathematics Part – 30 pointsEnglish Language Part – 10 points

Interview – 30 points

The Economics Part is designed to measure the applicant’s ability to:

understand basic concepts in economics; interpret simple economic graphs; and apply basic economic reasoning to everyday issues.

Previous specialization in economics is not required for admission to the KSE.

Recommended literature:Campbell R McConnell and Stanley L Brue: Economics: Principles, Problems, and Policies.(Good knowledge of the material from this book is sufficient to successfully complete the Economics Part)

Additional literature ( more advanced treatment of the topics ): 1. Rudiger Dornbusch, Stanley Fischer, Richard Startz, Macroeconomics, 7-th edition // Irwin, McGraw-Hill, 1998;2. N.Gregory Mankiw, Macroeconomics, 2nd edition // Worth Publishers, 1994;


3. Robert N. Pindyck, Daniel L. Rubinfeld, Microeconomics, 4-rd edition // Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632, 1994.

The Mathematics Part The requirements for the Mathematics Part follow the standard recommendations of the Ministry of Education of Ukraine for the course "Higher Mathematics for Economists and Managers". Below is an approximate list of topics student needs to know prior to the exam. 1. Linear Algebra: algebra of vectors; scalar multiplication of vectors; matrix algebra: addition of matrices, matrix multiplication, transpose of a matrix, rank of a matrix, matrix inverse; the determinant of a square matrix: main properties of the determinant, computing the determinant; systems of linear equations, homogeneous systems, systems of linear equations in matrix form; Jordan-Gaussian elimination and Cramer’s rule; linear dependence and independence; bases; norm of a vector; transition between bases.

2. Theory of Sets: logical operators; truth tables; sets; numeric sets; open, closed, bounded, compact sets; infimum and supremum.

3. Calculus and Integration: sequences; limit of a sequence; one-variable calculus: polynomials, rational functions, exponential functions, logarithms, trigonometric functions, limit of a function, continuity, differentiability, Taylor polynomial of a function, Maclaurin polynomial of a function, graphs; integral calculus: prime, indefinite integrals, integration by substitution, integration by part, area and definite integrals; series: number series, Taylor series; calculus of several variables: graphs and level curves, partial derivative, the total derivative, directional derivatives and gradients, full differential of the function of two variables; chain rule; implicit function of two variables; non-constrained optimization of functions of two variables; constrained optimization and Lagrange multipliers method.

4. Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics: probability of an event; conditional probability; Bayes’ rule; random variables; expected value; variance; standard deviation; covariance of two random variables; probability density function (both discrete and continuous); fundamental probability distributions; Central Limit theorem; fundamental limit theorems; distribution parameters estimation.

5. Differential Equations: linear first-order equations; general linear equations; linear homogeneous and non-homogenous equations; differential equations of higher orders; Cauchy problem.

6. Economic Applications: input-output matrices; budget constraint; consumer problem; cost functions; profits under various market structures (monopoly, oligopoly, competition); Cobb-Douglas production function; CES utility function.

Recommended literature (some of the books may be found online)

The best way to prepare for the Mathematics Part is to take any textbook "Mathematics for Economists" approved by the Ministry of Education, learn the theory within and solve as many problems, as possible. The list of suggested books includes (but is not limited to):

1. Бугір М. К. Математика для економістів, Альма-Матер, 2003;2. Васильченко І.П. Вища математика для економістів, Знання, 2007;3. Высшая математика для экономистов. Под ред. Н.Ш.Кремера. - М., 20004. Дубовик В.П., Юрик І.І. Вища математика: Навч. Посібник. –Київ, А.С.К., 2001;5. Данко П.Е., Попов А.Г., Кожевникова Т.Я. Высшая математика в упражнениях и задачах. В 2-х частях. - 5-е

издание. –М.: Высш. шк., 1997;6. Колемаев В.А., Староверов О.В., Турундаевский В.Б. Теория вероятностей и математическая статистика:

Учебное пособие для экономических специальностей ВУЗов. –М.: Высшая школа, 1991;7. Жлуктенко В. І., Наконечний С. І., Савіна С. С. Теорія ймовірностей і математична статистика: Навч.-метод.

посібник: У 2-х ч. К.: КНЕУ, 2001;8. Красс М.С. Математика для экономических специальностей;9. Ляшко И.И., Головач Г.П., Гай Я.Г., Боярчук А.К. Справочное пособие по высшей математике (ТТ.1, 2, 5);10. Посібник з математики для вступників на магістерську програму з економіки. Упорядник: Шпортюк В.Г. К.: НаУКМА, 2005.

The English Part measures the command of English grammar and vocabulary at the intermediate level. Includes tasks on reading comprehension, language structure, editing and filling in the gaps.

Recommended literature:1. First Certificate Language Practice/ Vince M.: MacMillan, 2003; 2. Advanced Language Practice/ Vince, M.: MacMillan, 2003;3. English Grammar in Use/ Murphy R.: Cambridge, 3rd edition;4. Grammar & Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced & Proficiency/ Wellman G.: Longman, 2002;5. Advanced Learners’ Grammar/ Foley M., Hall D.: Longman, 2003;


6. FCE - 2 Use of English/ Evans V.: Express Publishing, 2000;7. Cambridge Preparation for the TOEFL Test/ Gear J., Gear R.: Cambridge University Press, 4th edition.

Interview

Based on the results of the preceding KSE General Admission Test, applicants may be invited to an interview in English with two professional economists. The interviewers will ask questions about the applicant’s educational and professional background, academic and career goals, English-language proficiency, as well as about the applicant’s familiarization with the KSE curriculum. The interview may also include a discussion of the candidate’s application documents.

Two tips for the preparation of the interview:

1. Know KSE MA Programs and the curriculum: know what courses are taught in the first and the second years of study (both the names of the courses and their contents are given on the KSE website). Some students only discover at the admission interview that the economics that is taught at the KSE is quite different from the economics taught at the majority of undergraduate institutions in Ukraine.

2. Know what is happening around you : read newspaper/listen to news on the radio or watch TV news. It is important that the applicant is aware about the economic/political situation in his/her country and the world.

KSE Preparatory Sessions

Mathematics Preparatory Sessions

In 2010-2011 the Kyiv School of Economics will offer its applicants three Preparatory Sessions in Mathematics that will be mostly conducted during the regular KSE Open Houses. Each session will be devoted to a specific topic and prepare applicants to the Mathematics Part of the KSE General Admission Test:

Session 1: Linear AlgebraSession 2: CalculusSession 3: Probability and Math Statistics

The exact dates of the sessions will be announced at the KSE website. All sessions will be videotaped and placed on the admissions webpage. To register for the Mathematics Preparatory Sessions, please contact the KSE Admissions Office: vul. Yakira 13, office 326, Kyiv 04119; tel. (+38-044) 492-8012. Contact person: Artem Panchenko - [email protected].

One-Day KSE General Admission Test Preparatory Session

In addition to the three Mathematics Preparatory Sessions, six to three weeks before admissions, Kyiv School of Economics will organize a One-Day KSE General Admission Test Preparatory Session at which applicants will be able to meet with the KSE professors conducting the Test, get more detailed information on its format, structure, preparation guidelines, ask questions, as well as take a brief trial test in each of the 3 parts (Mathematics, Economics and English) getting the solutions at the end. To register for the session, please contact the KSE Admissions Office: vul. Yakira 13, office 326, Kyiv 04119; tel. (+38-044) 492-8012. Contact person: Artem Panchenko - [email protected].

Library

The library is located at the KSE (vul. Yakira 13, room 331) and is open to all KSE applicants in preparation to admissions in July. Applicants may use the library resources free of charge while remaining in the KSE facilities.

Housing

Applicants are responsible for their own accommodation during admission exams and preparatory courses.

Contacting admissions

For further information regarding admission to the Kyiv School of Economics please contact:

Kyiv School of Economics Admissions Office




room 326 vul. Yakira 13 Kyiv, 04119 Ukraine

Telephone: (+38-044) 492-8012; Fax (+38-044) 492-8011

E-mail: [email protected]

Internet: www.kse.org.ua

ADMISSIONS TIMELINE (Timeline is subject to change)

Date ActivityDuring regular KSE Open Houses – dates TBA Mathematics Preparatory SessionsSix to three weeks before admissions One-Day KSE General Admission Test Preparatory SessionJune 27, 2011 Full set of application documents due to the KSE Admissions OfficeJuly 4, 2011 KSE General Admission TestJuly 5-6, 2011 Interviews *July 13, 2011 Announcement of accepted students

* Interviews for out-of-Kyiv applicants will be scheduled on the same day as the KSE General Admission Test (July 4) or early the next day (July 5).


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

Q: When can I apply? A: Starting March 2011. Early applications are encouraged. Applications submitted after the deadline of June 27, 2011 will not be considered for admission.

Q: Can I send my application documents by mail?A: All application documents can be mailed and will be accepted based on the postmark deadline of June 27, 2011. Faxed or e-mailed documents are not considered. If mailed, please be sure to submit all documents in one envelope and confirm the receipt of the package with the KSE Admissions Office by phone/ e-mail.

Q: Who can write the letter of recommendation? A: Letters of recommendation should be written by the university professor or an employer, that is people who have supervised you in either an academic, employment, or community service capacity, and who can comment on your intellectual ability, creativity, initiative, sensitivity to others, and leadership potential.

Q: What should I do if by the time of admissions I will not have my diploma technically issued yet?

A: KSE doesn’t require the submission of the original diploma by the time of admissions. The original diploma and its attachment, or notarized copies of both documents will be requested only from admitted students and should be submitted to the KSE Admissions Office, as a prerequisite for final enrollment no later than August 8.

Q: If I am not a resident of Kyiv where can I stay during admissions?

A: Applicants are responsible for their own accommodation during admissions and preparatory sessions.

Q: How can I prepare myself better for the KSE General Admission Test?A: In order to aid its applicants in preparation to the KSE General Admission Test, KSE has developed a series of preparation guidelines. Firstly, applicants are greatly encouraged to use the guidelines and recommended literature included in the Admission Brochure that gives a brief overview of the Test contents, as well as suggests sources for preparation. The majority of recommended literature is available at the KSE Library that is open to applicants free of charge. Secondly, KSE has placed a sample of the KSE General Admission Test at its website at: http://kse.org.ua/uploads/file/KSE_General_Admission_Test.doc. Sample is easily accessible and represents the most typical format and questions. Lastly, all applicants are invited to the Mathematics Preparatory Sessions, conducted during the regular KSE Open Houses and a One-Day KSE General Admission Test Preparatory Session six to three weeks before the admissions.

Q: What should I expect from an interview? Do I need to specifically prepare myself? A: During the interview, interviewers usually ask questions about the applicant’s educational and professional background, academic and career goals, English-language proficiency, as well as about applicant’s familiarization with the KSE curriculum. The interview may also include a discussion of candidate’s application documents. Therefore, for preparation to an interview it is desirable that the applicant gets acquainted with the School, its mission, content and course offerings. This can be easily done by searching the KSE’s website or attending one of the KSE Open House events. In the rest, the general rules, also appropriate to a regular job interview, should apply.


Two tips for the preparation of the interview: 1. Know KSE MA Programs and the curriculum: know what courses are taught in the first and the second years of study (both the names of the courses and their contents are given on the KSE website). Some students only discover at the admission interview that the economics that is taught at the KSE is quite different from the economics taught at the majority of undergraduate institutions in Ukraine. 2. Know what is happening around you : read newspaper/listen to news on the radio or watch TV news. It is important that the applicant is aware about the economic/political situation in his/her country and the world.

Q: Can I be admitted into the School without passing the KSE General Admission Test?A: In order to be admitted into the School all applicants pass the KSE General Admission Test, as well as go through the interview process. Admission without successful completion of the KSE General Admission Test is not permitted. KSE enrolls only those students who are on the list of admitted students. Students who were passing the KSE General Admission Test and an interview, but are not on the list of admitted students cannot be enrolled.

Tuition Fee, Financial Aid and Opportunities of Deferred Tuition and Housing

Tuition Fee

The tuition fee at the Kyiv School of Economics is €3,000 per student per year.

The actual amount paid by a student may be smaller if he/ she receives additional scholarship/s or financial aid.

KSE Financial Aid

For Ukrainian Students:

For the first year of studies (2011-12 academic year), KSE provides:

10 full scholarships covering the full first-year tuition fee of the top 10 students based on the admissions ranking

All students who receive full scholarships for the first year of studies should maintain B on average on their cumulative GPA after miniterm 2 of the first academic year.

20 partial scholarships covering half of the first-year tuition fee (€1,500) of the students ranked from 11 to 30 on the admissions ranking.

All students who receive partial scholarships for the first year of studies should comply with existing performance requirements.

For the second year of studies (2012-13 academic year), KSE provides:

10 full Teaching and Research Assistantships covering the full second-year tuition fee

Students who receive Teaching and Research Assistantships should perform the duties of a Teaching Assistant (TA) or Research Assistant (RA) during their second year of studies. To be eligible for either Teaching or Research Assistantship, a student should maintain required GPA and work as an assistant at the School. Both assistantships provide students with a monthly stipend proportional to the number of hours per week.

20 partial scholarships covering the half of the second-year tuition fee (€1,500) of 20 second-year students based on their ranking at the end of the first year of studies.

For the MA in Financial Economics: 7 partial scholarships


For the MA in Economic Analysis: 13 partial scholarships

All students who receive partial scholarships for the second year of studies should comply with the existing performance requirements.

For International Students:

Thanks to the support from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) and the Norwegian Government, KSE provides full scholarships for both years of study to students from Belarus and Moldova. Those students are also provided with a monthly allowance in the amount of $50 per student and the housing support.

The information about the number of available scholarships for the international students can be found at the KSE website (http://www.kse.org.ua/admissions/cost_of_education.htm) or in the KSE Development Office (room 328).

Opportunities of Tuition Payments’ Schedule Adjustment

The tuition payments can be adjusted, in case of financial need, in the following forms:

Deferred Tuition (except for the second year of the MA in Financial Economics)

The decision on deferred tuition is made based on an interview conducted by a committee of representatives of the KSE administration. At the interview which is held shortly after the admission results are posted, students should provide documents supporting their request for financial support:

certificate about family composition (“довідка про склад сім’ї” з ЖКО); certificate(s) about financial status of the family for the last year (parents, husband/wife, guardian) (“довідка про

фінансовий стан членів сім’ї”); Statement of purpose justifying the need in deferred tuition;

Optional: any other documents that a student deems as appropriate to submit (parents’ death certificate, certificate

of disability).

If given such deferred tuition, a student is expected to start paying to the KSE six months after graduating from the KSE, at a rate of €100 per month until the total tuition amount due by the student is paid.

Loans provided by banks or other interested institutions Paying the tuition fee in smaller portions

Deferred Housing Support

Students from outside of Kyiv can apply for the deferred housing support to cover the accommodation costs of their stay in Kyiv. The School will provide this support as a stipend of up to $100 a month to the selected students, with condition of returning the total amount of support provided for housing back to the School after graduation. The decision on deferred housing support is made based on an interview conducted by a committee of representatives of the KSE administration. At the interview, students should provide documents supporting their request for financial support:

certificate about family composition (“довідка про склад сім’ї” з ЖКО); certificate(s) about financial status of the family for the last year (parents, husband/wife, guardian) (“довідка про

фінансовий стан членів сім’ї”); Statement of purpose justifying the need in deferred housing support;

Optional: any other documents that a student deems as appropriate to submit (parents’ death certificate, certificate

of disability).

If given such deferred housing support, a student is expected to start paying back to the KSE six months after graduating from the School and until the total amount due by the student is paid.

Please note that KSE is currently investigating various dormitory possibilities for students.

Other Scholarships and Financial Support Available


Some of the full and partial scholarships offered by KSE are provided by our corporate sponsors. This is a special honor to receive such scholarship, since a student is specially selected by a selection committee with the representative of the corporate sponsors, and is recognized as awardee of a special scholarship named after the corporate sponsor. The corporate scholarships can be provided instead or in addition to the regular full and partial scholarships, and the number of full scholarships offered to the students may exceed the number of scholarships initially offered by the School. In the current year, special corporate scholarships are offered by Dragon Capital, Citibank and SimCorp.

School’s alumni also collect donations and provide a special Alumni Scholarship to the most successful student.

Some students have opportunity to work part-time at the School at the positions not related to the economic education process. Such positions include Library and IT Assistants, as well the Assistants to the Development Department. Six to eight positions a year usually open to the second-year students.

KSE also assists students in obtaining full or part-time internship positions during the summer, which could continue during the second year of study and lead to a full-time employment in the future.

KSE Donors’ Contribution

The real cost of providing education at the KSE is €10,000 a year, but Ukrainian students automatically receive a scholarship in the amount of €7,000 which is funded by the KSE donors.


APPLICATION FORM(This application form is free of charge and may be duplicated.)

Deadline for receipt of this application is June 27, 2011.Early applications are encouraged.

Surname, name: ______________________________________________________ (as indicated in foreign passport)

Surname, name, patronymic: ______________________________________________________ (as indicated in Ukrainian passport)

Citizenship: ______________________________________________________

Date of Birth: __________________ Place of Birth: ________________________

Current Address: ______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________ Permanent Address: ______________________________________________________(if different from aboveaddress) ______________________________________________________

______________________________________________________ Telephone Numbers: home____________________ work_________________________(area code to be indicated) mobile ____________________

Fax: _______________________________________________________ E-mail: _______________________________________________________

Alternate telephone number where message may be left for applicant (e.g., phone number of relative, neighbor, etc.): _______________________________________________________


If you are admitted to the KSE,will you apply for housing support No _______________ Yes ____________ Note the source which KSE Website or other Internet source Mass Media _________________________ influenced your decision to (please specify the source’s web address) ____________________________________________________ apply to the School KSE student/ graduate KSE Partners (AIESEC, ACCELS,

CEP, IREX, IRF/ Osvita, CEUME) ____________________________

Educational exhibition (please specify) ________________________ Student Organization (please specify) __________________

KSE Open House University (department, name of person) __________________________________________________________ Presentation by KSE staff or faculty Other (please specify) _____________________________________________ 1. List universities and institutes attended, years of attendance, degree conferred or expected, and specialization (begin with most recent educational institution): Institution attended Years Degree Specialization (e.g. 2003-2007) (BA/Specialist/Other)

2. List economics courses taken (additional page can be attached):

Course Year of study Grade Institution

3. List mathematics and statistics courses taken:

Course Year of study Grade Institution

4. Other relevant studies and dates (short-term courses, certificate courses, study abroad, trainings, etc.):__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________


__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

5. Academic honors and dates received (e.g., Red Diploma, 1990) _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. Research in progress, publications ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

7. Professional experience:

Employer Job Title Dates Part-time / Full-time

8. Describe your study of English—where you studied, number of years, special courses attended, etc. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

9. If you have taken the TOEFL exam, please indicate your score ________ and the date taken ____________________. Please attach a photocopy of your score report.

10. Please indicate your proficiency in English on the following scale:

Poor Good ExcellentAbility to read a newspaper, magazine, textbookListening comprehension in conversation, lecturesWriting and composition

11. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE (On an additional sheet of paper, please write a 250-word essay on why you wish to study economics and how a master’s degree in economics is related to your career goals and intellectual interests).


РЕЄСТРАЦІЙНА ФОРМАПрограма Economic Analysis Financial Economics

1. Прізвище

2. Дата народження: День Місяць Рік

3. Громадянство:

4. Сімейний статус: Кількість дітей:

5. Відношення до військової служби:

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9. Постійна адреса (місце реєстрації):

Поштовий індексОбластьРайонМісто (селище)ВулицяДім Квартира

6. Паспорт:Серія НомерДата видачі:Ким виданий:

Ім’я

По-батькові

8. Номер диплома: Дата видачі : ВНЗ:

10. Телефон (з кодом міста):11. Мобільний телефон:

Вся інформація, надана мною в реєстраційній формі є вірною.

Підпис______________________ Дата ______________________


12. E-mail:13.Батько: Прізвище Ім’я По-батькові Дата народження Місце роботи ((день/місяць/рік)

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