Academic Requirements Beyond Language
While German proficiency is a critical part of the DSD II, students must also meet additional academic requirements in subjects such as:
Mathematics
Sciences
Humanities and languages
These academic standards are outlined by German university admissions offices and vary by institution. To explore detailed requirements, visit the official universe admissions database.
Studying in Germany & Teen Language Classes
The DSD II Diploma: A pathway to global opportunities
DSD II Diploma (Deutsches Sprachdiplom Stufe II) is an internationally recognized diploma that certifies advance proficiency in German and is a key credential for students interested in pursuing higher education in Germany.
Successful completion of the DSD II opens the door to applying to German universities without additional language testing. It demonstrates not only language fluency but also academic readiness for university level study.
Explore the German Higher Education System
Whether you’re beginning to consider studying in Germany or are ready to dive into the details, here are resources to offer helpful guidance:
Support at GIS
Students preparing for the DSD II exam at GIS are supported through coursework, exam preparation, and mentorship. Our goal is to empower each student to explore their global options with confidence and clarity.
Teen German Language Classes
In addition to in school instruction, GIS offers after school German language classes for teens who want to strengthen their skills, prepare for the DSD exams or maintain fluency outside of regular school hours. These classes are open to both GIS and non GIS students and are a great fit for heritage speakers or motivated learners preparing for study abroad.
