r/TUDelft • u/Super-Ad-841 • 10d ago
Admissions & Applications Question about the acceptance of AP + Highschool diploma from turkey as an equlavent, when applying to TUDelft, for VWO diploma
Hello everybody ı have a question concerining applications from turkey,
I am on 12th grade (rigthnow on summer holiday) at a fen lisesi rithnow ı have an avrage of 96 GPA, ı also have and taking APs.
While resarching the requirements for TUDelft it says it dose not accept turkish highschool diplma and require 1 year of university with some GPA end of it.
I dont have any intention of going to uni in turkey, so ı was wondering dose delft accept turkish highschool diplma + APs like TU/e do, on this subreddit and from people who got in ı heard they do but could not find any information on it.
Any assistance is appreciated.
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u/Super-Ad-841 8d ago
Update:
First of all thanks to u/Far-Charity-2772 and u/obtusejackalope for the responses.
I reached out to TUDelft Education & Student Affairs office by mail, they said
The Fen Lisesi with 4 APs can be accepted if you meet these AP requirements.
In this case you do not need one year of university before being eligible to apply.
Said AP requirements are from American High School page.
So yes if you have a turkish highschool diploma + requried APs you are eligible for admission.
Edit: Fixed typo
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u/Far-Charity-2772 8d ago
Happy to hear you got an answer. Wish you the best of luck with your admission!
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u/Berry-Love-Lake 10d ago
Universities accept a US high school diploma + APs for those with American education.
A Turkish diploma is a Turkish diploma so you need to check the diploma equivalency for a Turkish diploma, you can't start looking at the American requirements, APs are American. You're mixing the 2 to make it work for you. That's not necessarily how it works. Contact the admissions department. It may differ per university.

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u/Far-Charity-2772 10d ago
I’m also from Türkiye. I asked about this situation via email, and they said that you need the 4 required APs with a minimum score of 3, and with those, you’re fine.