Results and Enrollment

Admitted applicants will receive a conditional offer, whose validity is confirmed only under the following conditions:

• submission of the enrollment application within the set deadlines
• fulfillment of the requirements stated in the admission result

Failure to satisfy even one of the above-mentioned conditions by the set deadlines will entail the revocation of the admission and, as a result, the cancellation of the enrollment.

PROGRAM CHANGE REQUEST

After receiving an admission offer, it will be possible to request a change of degree course during specific time windows, according to the criteria listed below.

More information regarding methods and timelines for submitting a course change request will be provided starting from September 2025 on this page.

• Eligibility by Area: A change request is allowed only within the same School as your program of admission (either the Law or Undergraduate School). For example, if admitted to a program of the Law School, you cannot request a transfer to a program of the Undergraduate School, and vice versa. If you have been offered admission in both Schools, you may still submit only one program change request within either the Undegraduate School or the Law School.
• Single Change Request: You can request a change only once, and it must be for a single program.
• Program Hierarchy: It is not permitted to request a change to a program listed as a higher preference in your admission application than the one for which you were admitted (e.g., from second choice to first choice, as the evaluation for the higher preference has already been completed and admission was not granted). You may only request a transfer to a program listed in a lower preference or one not previously included in your application.
• Language Requirements: If you are requesting a change from an Italian-language program to an English-language program, please carefully review how your options for fulfilling the language requirement might change should your request be accepted.

Once the request is submitted, it cannot be modified or canceled. Therefore, it is essential to carefully consider the opportunity and your motivations before submitting a request.

The possibility to change courses will not be granted automatically but only after an evaluation by the Admissions Office, which will consider various criteria such as the applicant's ranking score, the number of requests received, the courses involved in the change requests, and so on.

Non-admission outcomes depend on a number of factors: performance on the selection test, GPA and study path, places available in the selection round for the programs chosen.
Non-admitted candidates can re-apply  for the following sessions by submitting a brand new online application via the Bocconi online portal within the set deadlines. 

At the discretion of the Admissions Committee, in some selection rounds, it is possible to receive a Waiting List result. Applicants in "waiting list" result are in any case considered as NOT admitted.

Only in the event of a residual availability of places at the end of the enrollment period, the Admissions Office will get in contact with applicants in waiting list according to the admission ranking order.

In the following cases, applicants will not be included in the ranking:

• if they have not provided one of the accepted selection tests, or if the "test score report" is missing or invalid, resulting in the absence of a required selection element and preventing the candidate from participating in the selection process.
• if they took the Bocconi test while behaving in a manner not compliant with the Regulations, leading the Admissions Office to cancel the test taken. In such cases, the applicant will subsequently be notified by email with details regarding the cancellation of the test.

In order to confirm your admission to Bocconi University, you have to:

1. pay the first installment - advance payment (€3340.00)
2. complete the enrollment procedure on the online admissions portal

within the deadlines indicated in the table here below.

All the documents uploaded will be checked in the months following the end of the enrollment.

The first installment – advance payment, in compliance to the former article 27 of R.D. 1269/1938, cannot be reimbursed. The reimbursement is only possible under special conditions, indicated in the “Withdrawal from studies and reimbursement of the first installment/advance payment” section.

Students already enrolled in a Bocconi BSc program and interested in taking part in the selection process once again have to withdraw before applying in a new round (see section "withdrawal from studies" below).

In order to access the Bocconi Bachelor programs, it is strictly necessary to fulfil the requirements and conditions specified in the admissions results as per the list below:

1. Valid secondary school diploma
   Once you will have received your diploma, by July 2026 you will have to provide it (or by August 2026 in case of British Qualifications curricula). 
    
2. English language requirement
   This requirement can be fullfilled through:
   1. English language certification that is to be provided as soon as you obtain it and in any case by the deadline for enrolling
   2. Bocconi English language proficiency test, to be taken on a dedicated platform. 
      Upon completion, a certificate indicating the achieved CEFR level will be issued (further info in the following section). The deadline for submitting the certificate confirming the English proficiency level is 30 June 2026.

For enrolling in Bachelor programs taught in English, the following English requirements are accepted:

• English language certifications issued by external institutions
  Click here for the list of accepted certifications and their corresponding minimum required scores.
• Bocconi English language proficiency test with level B2 or higher 

Alternatively:  

• Status of native speaker (English mother tongue). Citizen from a majority English-speaking country (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United Stated, United Kingdom) are automatically considered to meet the minimum English language requirement
• Diplomas awarded in English (i.e. International Baccalaureate Diploma, American High School Diploma, British, Scottish and Irish qualifications, Canadian High School Diploma entirely awarded in English, Baccalauréat Français International (BFI) and European Baccalaureate, Indian diplomas such as CISCE or CBSE)

For enrolling in Bachelor programs taught in Italian, the following English requirements are accepted:  

• English language certifications issued by external institutions
  Click here for the list of accepted certifications and their corresponding minimum required scores.
• Bocconi English language proficiency test with level B1 or higher 

Alternatively:  

• Status of native speaker (English mother tongue);
• Diplomas awarded in English
• SAT or ACT test or Bocconi Test entirely taken in English;
• One full year of secondary school abroad in an English-speaking country with admission to the next grade;
• B1 level of English knowledge demonstrated with a declaration on letterhead paper issued and signed by the School Director.
  
   

BOCCONI ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST

The online Bocconi English Language Proficiency Test is reserved to enrolled students. 

From December 2025 to  June 2026 it will be possible to book and purchase test attempts on the webtesting platform already used for the online Bocconi test.

The test can be taken up to a maximum of 3 times, with each attempt costing 30 euros. It will consist of 50 questions of various types. Upon completion, a certificate indicating the achieved CEFR level will be issued. This certificate can be used for the purpose of enrollment at Bocconi for those who have not yet obtained a language certification.

The certificate from the Bocconi online English language proficiency test will be valid only as an admission requirement for Bocconi and not for other purposes, both outside and during your Bocconi student career (e.g. English exam substitution).

The English assessment test primarily aims to measure candidates' language skills based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), from levels A1 to C2.

Assessed Skills:

• Grammar and Syntax: Questions that test the correct use of grammatical structures (e.g., verb tenses, agreements, modal verb usage).
• Vocabulary: Ability to understand and choose appropriate words in different contexts.

• Written Comprehension: Questions about informative or academic texts to verify the ability to extract information, infer meanings, and answer specific questions.

• Practical Communication Comprehension: Questions related to everyday situations (e.g., interpreting signs, short dialogues).

ALTISSIA PLATFORM

Additionally, with the aim of providing support for language study and practice, the Altissia platform is made available to all enrolled students. Altissia is an application that gives you access to personalized language courses in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Portuguese, featuring exercises and multimedia resources.

This tool is particularly designed for practicing the English language, and its use is recommended to start your courses with adequate support. It also serves as preparation for taking the Bocconi English Language Proficiency Test and fulfilling the English language requirement for enrollment.

Applicants who have graduated or transferred (as already enrolled) from Italian or foreign universities and do NOT intend to request a career abbreviation through the recognition of previously earned credits, will participate in the selections (in any session), according to the methods identified based on the high school curriculum.

In this case, it will not be possible to request recognition of previously acquired credits after admission or enrollment.

Candidates who have graduated or transferred (as already enrolled) from Italian or foreign universities and wish to request recognition of credits already earned during other academic paths for a career abbreviation will follow dedicated selection timelines and methods.

Further information on credit recognition procedures will be published by September 2025.

Withdrawal within 15 October 2026
 

The following information is valid only for students enrolled in their 1st year of program for the 2025-26 AY (students enrolled in their 2nd year onwards are kindly invited to address the request to the “Academic Affairs Desk”.

Students who decide to withdraw from Bocconi, within this date, have to send an email to rper@unibocconi.it: 

• declaring the willingness to withdraw
• attaching passport
• indicating as a subject: “Withdrawal Name Surname – User ID number (33xxxxx), selection session (Early or Winter or Spring)”
• in the case of underage students, a copy of the passport of your parent/guardian must be also attached. 

The Admissions Office will get back via email confirming that your request has been received and giving further instructions on how to complete the withdrawal process. 
 

Reimbursement of the first installment-advanced payment

The reimbursement of the first installment-advanced payment is only possible under special conditions.

Before requesting the reimbursement, check the conditions and the deadlines for the reimbursement.

Withdrawal starting from 16 October 2026

Starting from this date, students are invited to address the request to the “Academic Affairs Desk".

To finalize your enrollment at Bocconi, if you have a non-EU citizenship, you are required to obtain a student visa and a permit of stay.

If you are looking for information on how to apply for and obtain a student visa and a permit of stay, check this webpage on immigration documentation (link available from April 2026).