help: Stockholm University - applying for BSc degree

Hello everybody!
Could somebody tell me if is it hard to get into a degree at Stockholm University as a free-mover?

First of all I should say I'm Estonian/Spanish (so, EU citizen), but I have done my high school in Brazil, finished in 2010, (and I studied in a very high-standard kinda special high-school, military style), so I don't have high grades from my high school, it was pretty much hardcore. But at the same time I studied a technical course in Industrial Informatics and Industrial Automation (how's that called in English? it's like 3 years, plus 1 year internship), having good grades there. Plus I'm medalist of Astronomy and Astronautics' Olympics (should I add that on my application?). Then I've moved to Spain and have been working on retail till now.

My worries are: I don't have a clue how much I need to get into the Stockholm University, I want to study there Business Administration and Political Science or Global Management, and I'd like to ask somebody that studies there to give me tips and some light because I'm pretty lost, I just know I have to translate all my documents and transcripts into English and apply for TOEFL exam (freaking out already because of it, let's say I've never studied English in my whole life and have been autodidact).

I wanna know how hard it is to get into the University. I can't even tell how my grades are yet because I don't have a clue how to convert from Brazilian system to the Swedish one.

Tack for who answer me!

Hello everybody!
Could somebody tell me if is it hard to get into a degree at Stockholm University as a free-mover?

First of all I should say I'm Estonian/Spanish (so, EU citizen), but I have done my high school in Brazil, finished in 2010, (and I studied in a very high-standard kinda special high-school, military style), so I don't have high grades from my high school, it was pretty much hardcore. But at the same time I studied a technical course in Industrial Informatics and Industrial Automation (how's that called in English? it's like 3 years, plus 1 year internship), having good grades there. Plus I'm medalist of Astronomy and Astronautics' Olympics (should I add that on my application?). Then I've moved to Spain and have been working on retail till now.

My worries are: I don't have a clue how much I need to get into the Stockholm University, I want to study there Business Administration and Political Science or Global Management, and I'd like to ask somebody that studies there to give me tips and some light because I'm pretty lost, I just know I have to translate all my documents and transcripts into English and apply for TOEFL exam (freaking out already because of it, let's say I've never studied English in my whole life and have been autodidact).

I wanna know how hard it is to get into the University. I can't even tell how my grades are yet because I don't have a clue how to convert from Brazilian system to the Swedish one.

Tack for who answer me!

http://www.fek.su.se/en/Education/Bachelors-programmes/How-to-apply/

You need to apply via universityadmissions.se by 15 April.

There seems to be a fair amount of information on how to apply on that site (universityadmissions.se) as well. There is an email address for you to use to ask questions about applications on the Stockholm site, on the right sidebar. http://www.fek.su.se/en/Education/Our-programmes/Bachelors-programme/Bachelors-Programme-in-Business-Administration-and-Political-Science/

I should be applying to Copenhagen myself as a non-Dane during the next few weeks, so I understand your stress level!

I know, I've read everything there already and already mailed them but still waiting for an answer.
Are you applying for a bachelor's in Denmark? How are you feeling about your grades?
My worries are more about it because I'm like spending lots of money on official translations Portuguese-English (astronomical values), TOEFL exam (240€), and all that stuff, and I'm betting everything on it, and I'm sooo afraid that I fail then because I don't know if my grades are gonna be good enough for them. And can't even compare because brazilian grades are very different and I can't find any brazilian thread about it, going to study abroad by there is not really popular... and less to SWEDEN hahahaha


I was thinking about applying for Norwegian colleges as well, since it's also free for us

That's not the best place to ask in my opinion, TSR is aimed at British students or EU/international students that want to study in the UK. I don't think there are many people here who have studied there.