Undergraduate programs in Italian: Requirements
Exchange Program 2026-27
Bocconi undergraduate students have the chance to join the Exchange Program during the 3rd year of their bachelor's degree.
The application opens once a year, during the 2nd year of the study cycle.
To be eligible for the Exchange Program all students need to meet the following academic requirements:
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GPA: minimum 22/30 average weighted on credits, the average is not rounded.
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Credits: at least 60% of 1st year credits registered
Please note that:
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The calculation of GPA and credits is based on Bocconi exams taken by the end of the winter exams session: 3rd February 2026 for the AY 2026/27 selection. Make sure all your grades are entered in your Study Plan before the Exchange Program application opens;
- If you would like to convert the English certificate to have the exam passed in your Bocconi career and counting for the Exchange program score, it is essential to do it in advance, and in any cases before February 3rd 2026. For further instructions and timeline, please visit the Bocconi Language Center's website;
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Exams which are not part of the 2nd year study plan - 1st semester - are not included as the exams must be taken in the ordinary exam session;
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Courses subdivided in modules will be considered as separated courses for the minimum academic requirements and exchange score calculation;
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Some destinations might require a specific minimum GPA. When necessary, the details can be found on the Brochure;
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If the applicant moves from a bachelor's degree course to another one, exams which are not part of the 1st year and 2nd year - 1st semester - of the NEW study plan are not included.
Minimum language requirements are sufficient to apply for all the destinations that do not state further requirements other than the language of selection inside the destination brochure.
In addition to the minimum requirements for the Exchange program, some partner universities have additional language requirements. You can check them in our destination brochure.
Please read carefully both sections below: