The math test is an online take-home test. You will have access to the test through a system called ‘Ans’.

Within 3 weeks after submitting your application for the LLM Law & Finance, you will be informed whether you are invited for the math test. Below, you can find the dates on which you will be able to take the math test. These dates depend on which deadline you apply for.

• Early bird deadline: 21 January 09:00 CET until 27 January 23:55 CET.
• 1 March deadline: 6 March 09:00 CET until 12 March 23:55 CET (non-EU students only, EU students who apply for the 1 March deadline will take the test after the 1 April deadline).
• 1 April deadline: 9 April 09:00 CEST until 15 April 23:55 CEST.
• 1 June deadline: 5 June 09:00 CEST until 11 June 23:55 CEST.

A few days before the start of the test, you will receive an email with further instructions on how to log in to Ans.

Since the test is an entrance exam, a retake is not possible.

You can find information on the content of the mathematics test above.

Yes, prior to the actual exam you will have to take a practice exam to get familiar with the system and the kind of questions you can expect. Make sure to only do the practice test when you have time to immediately continue with the actual test. You need to do both tests in one go.

A statement which you need to sign by entering the date and your name:

"I hereby declare that I make this test independently, without assistance from external parties and without the use of resources other than those indicated. I am aware that doing otherwise may constitute fraud. I understand that in the case of suspicion of fraud or fraudulent actions the test results may be declared invalid and my application may be excluded from further consideration. I understand that I must fill out this declaration in order for my results to be considered valid."

No.

Yes, you are allowed to use a traditional, non-programmable calculator.

Applicants are expected to ensure access to good functioning IT equipment and internet to take the online test. Upon thorough consideration and approval by the selection committee, a retake may be allowed in highly exceptional cases, e.g. when an applicant experiences severe technical issues. Please note that a retake is highly exceptional and the selection committee will only decide on this in case of severe technical issues. In case of severe technical issues, especially if caused by test provider Ans, applicants are expected to immediately contact the ICT department as indicated in the math invitation email.

During working days and hours, such that if any technical issues appear you can immediately contact the ICT support.

One you start the trial exam you will have 30 minutes for the trial exam. Once you start the actual Mathematics test you will have 60 minutes to finish it.

The minimum score you will need to obtain is a 5.5 out of 10. This is the regular passing grade in the Netherlands.

No, but you are welcome to apply again next academic year.