Disabilities and learning disorders

Based on Italian regulations in force (Law 17/1999 and 170/2010) and CNUDD (Conferenza Nazionale Universitaria dei Delegati per le Disabilità) guidelines, Bocconi University is committed to offering the best tailor-made solutions to support applicants with disabilities (temporary or permanent) or learning disorders (e.g., dyslexia, dyscalculia) in taking the Bocconi test.
 

For any queries, please email selection.support@unibocconi.it
 

The Committee will evaluate every request duly submitted following the instructions below provided. 

Based on the evaluation of the Committee, Bocconi University could support applicants offering measures, including but not necessarily limited to the following: 

  • In case of disability, adapting the work station during the test and/or allowing extended time;
  • In case of learning disorders, extra time up to 30% and/or the use of specific support.

Applicants interested in the possibility of receiving support measures for the Bocconi online test must complete the dedicated form below, at least 5 working days before the date the test.

Request Form for Applicants with Specific Learning Disorders (SLD) / Disabilities


To complete the form, the following documents are required:

- a copy of the medical report/certification issued by one accredited body, issued less than 3 years ago;
- the identity document of the candidate and, if a minor, of the parent.

It is the applicant’s responsibility to submit the documentation within the required deadlines, in order to allow the evaluation and allow to offer equal opportunities and the best level of support. Otherwise, it will not be possible to guarantee the activation of the necessary measures to take the online test.
The email address for getting instructions on how to obtain measures of support during the test is: selection.support@unibocconi.it

Please note that applicants who have already taken the test for the 2025–2026 academic year and intend to reapply for the 2026–2027 academic year must complete the request form again. 

 

Any measures granted (including but not limited to: specific aids and/or additional time and/or ability to adapt the workstation) following careful evaluation by the Commission will be notified to the candidate as soon as possible and in time to participate in the online test.

Only after a reply from the University, the candidate will be provided with a feedback on possible measures granted and, in case of additional time, with a code to be entered during the purchase of the test attempt, so that it can be applied to the test. 
If a test attempt has already been purchased, the code can be entered directly in your personal area on the web testing platform at least 24 hours before the attempt.


Any measures granted will be applicable for all subsequent 2026-2027 attempts (with the same code, in case of additional time).