F.A.Q.

What are the requirements needed to apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship?

In order to apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship, enrollment, economic as well as merit requirements must be met. For further details, you can visit the dedicated webpage and check the ISU Bocconi Scholarship Application Requirements and Regulations.

The results of the ISU Bocconi Scholarship application will be announced via the MyApplication portal by the end of October of each year. Results will be visible by clicking the "Result" button in MyApplication.

 

1. Enrollment requirements

1a. Can I apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship if I anticipate that I will have to enroll in the first year fuori corso?

Students enrolling in the first year fuori corso can apply for the ISU Bocconi scholarship if they meet the requirements set out in the ISU Bocconi Scholarship Application Requirements and Regulations.

The benefit of the ISU Bocconi Scholarship for students enrolled in the first year fuori corso is halved, both in terms of the exemption from tuition and fees as well as in terms of the cash stipend.

 

1b. Can I apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship if I have been selected for a Double Degree program?

If the Double Degree in which you will participate requires enrollment and payment of tuition and fees at Bocconi for both years, you can apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship for the year spent at the partner university as well, unless the Double Degree program provides for scholarship disbursements to cover Bocconi tuition and fees, on the basis of the agreement with the partner university.

 

1c. Can I apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship following a withdrawal from studies or a transfer from another University?

For all information on this topic, we invite you to visit our “Academic regularity" webpage.

 

2. Economic requirements

2a. What are the economic requirements needed to submit the ISU Bocconi Scholarship application?

In order to apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship, students must meet the economic requirements needed to attest their economic eligibility.

For further details on such economic requirements, please visit our "Economic Requirements" webpage.

 

2b. What is the ISEE / ISEEU value? What is the ISPE / ISPEU value?

The ISEE value (or ISEEU value for Italian or foreign students not residing in Italy or for non-autonomous foreign students residing in Italy with family members residing abroad) is the indicator of the Equivalent Economic Situation, which allows to evaluate and compare households' economic situation. 

The ISPE (or ISPEU) value is an indicator that is calculated by the University itself by dividing the ISP value (as reported in the ISEE or ISEEU parificato certificate) by the equivalence scale.

 

2c. Can I apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship as an independent student?

For all information on the ISU Bocconi Scholarship application as an independent student, please visit our "Economic Requirements" webpage.

 

3. Merit requirements

3a. Is it necessary to reach a specific number of credits (CFU) in order to apply?

That is correct. Students who have reached the required number of credits by the due date only may apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship. For more details on the number of credits required, please visit the dedicated webpage.

4. If I do not meet the requirements needed to submit the ISU Bocconi Scholarship application, what can I do?

If you do not meet the necessary requirements to apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship, we invite you to visit our "Funding" webpage where you will find numerous other financial aid opportunities offered by our University.

Can I apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship if I fall within one of the grounds for exclusion?

Students whose situation falls within one of the cases identified in the "Grounds for exclusion" webpage are not allowed to take part in the ISU Bocconi Scholarship application.

How do I submit the ISU Bocconi Scholarship application?

For all information concerning the deadlines and procedures to submit the ISU Bocconi Scholarship application, please visit our "ISU Scholarship Application" webpage.

What documents do I need to submit in order to apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship?

For all information on the documentation needed to apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship, please visit our "Necessary Documentation " webpage.

 

Are the documents required to obtain the ISEEU Parificato certificate subject to some form of authentication?

All the documents needed to obtain the ISEEU Parificato certificate must be: 

> issued by the relevant authorities of the country where incomes were earned;

> legalized by the qualified local Italian diplomatic or consular authorities of the given country or with the Apostille stamp;

> provided together with a compliant Italian translation, certified by qualified local Italian diplomatic representatives or by an official translator.

1. What are the benefits associated with eligibility for the ISU Bocconi scholarship?

The ISU Bocconi Scholarship benefit for all eligible students consists of:

> a cash payment of the amount defined by the Lombardy Region for a free daily meal;

> the possibility to purchase meals at a preferential rate;

> any additional benefits (integration for internships, contribution for international mobility programs, etc.) under the conditions set out in the ISU Bocconi Application Requirements and Regulations.

Students who are ISU eligible, recipients and non-recipients, by virtue of their eligibility, are also entitled to a full tuition and fees waiver from Bocconi University (with the exception of ISU eligible students in the first year fuori corso who are granted 50% of the tuition and fees exemption) and the total exemption from the payment of the regional tax and the enrollment fee.

 

2. In the final ranking, I am an eligible recipient student. What am I entitled to?

In addition to all the benefits listed above, students who are eligible recipients are also entitled to a cash stipend of varying amount. 

For more details on the cash stipend, please visit the dedicated page of our website.

 

3. In the final ranking, I am an eligible student. Am I required to pay the first installment advance?

All students, including those eligible (recipients and non-recipients) for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship, are required to pay the first installment-advance to finalize their enrollment in the academic year. The advance payment will then be refunded to ISU eligible students (recipients and non-recipients) by the end of December on the bank account in the student's name that has been indicated on the Punto Blu.

 

4. I received the 712-euro cash payment for a free daily meal. How can I spend it?

The amount of 712 euros for free daily meals is transferred by the University to the bank account of ISU eligible students and it can be spent physically to eat anywhere.

In order to spend this sum of money, it is therefore not necessary to transfer it onto the Bocconi card, but it is possible to spend it like any other amount of money.

Only if interested, ISU eligible students can use this sum to purchase meals at a preferential rate by transferring them onto the Bocconi card through the UbsStore online tool, to be used in the provided dining areas.

For more information on the preferential rate canteen service, please visit the dedicated page of our website.

Is the ISU Bocconi Scholarship renewed automatically for subsequent years?

No, it is necessary to submit a specific application every year and meet all the requirements laid out in the ISU Bocconi Scholarship Application Requirements and Regulations.

1. I am in the first year of my degree and I have not managed to reach the minimum number of credits needed by August 10 to confirm the benefit retrospectively for the first year. Can I use bonus credits?

Students enrolled in the first year of a Bachelor of Science, Integrated Master of Arts in Law or Master of Science program CANNOT use bonus credits to confirm the benefit retrospectively for the first year in addition to the credits they already earned. First-year students who, due to a lack of credits, fail to confirm the benefit at the end of the first year are subject to the revocation for insufficient academic merit.

For further information on this scenario, we invite you to visit our "Revocation of the benefit" webpage.

2. I have applied for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship for a year subsequent to the first. If I do not have enough credits by August 10 (before the start of the academic year), can I use bonus credits to reach the required number?

In order to reach the minimum merit requirements needed to request the Right to University Education financial aid, students of years subsequent to the first can resort to bonus credits in addition to those they already earned. The number of bonus credits available varies depending on the enrollment year as well as on the program, as indicated on the "Bonus Credits" webpage.

3. I have been eligible for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship ever since my undergraduate years. I have applied for ISU for a year of Master's degree subsequent to the first. Can I use bonus credits that I left over from my undergraduate years?

Yes, students enrolled in Master of Science programs can use any residual bonus credits not used during their Bachelor of Science program. If they never used bonus credits during their Bachelor of Science program, they may use up to 15 credits.

1. What are the consequences in case of revocation of the ISU Bocconi benefit?

For all information concerning the consequences of revocation, please visit our "Revocation of the benefit" webpage.

2. I am a student whose ISU Bocconi Scholarship has been revoked. Can I apply for preferential rate canteen service in the academic year following the revocation?

Yes, students who meet the economic requirements and intend to apply for preferential rate canteen service only can submit a specific online application during the dedicated period, even if they are not eligible for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship.

For more information on these economic requirements, we invite you to visit our "Economic requirements" webpage.

3. I am a student whose ISU Bocconi Scholarship has been revoked. Can I submit an ISU application in the academic year following the revocation?

Revocation in a given academic year does not prevent students from applying for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship in the academic year following the one in which the revocation took place, provided that, however, all requirements needed to apply for ISU are met. 

I am a student in the final year of my degree and I fear I might not be able to graduate by the last available graduation session. How much do I owe?

Students who fail to graduate by the last available graduation session are required to enroll in the following academic year as first-year "fuori corso" students.

Students who are enrolled as first-year "fuori corso" students and are eligible for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship for that same academic year are exempt from paying the enrollment fee and will only have to pay 50% of the ordinary fees target, depending on the graduation session.

Therefore, if you think you will not be able to graduate by the last available graduation session, we suggest that you apply for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship for the following academic year regardless, in the event that you may have to enroll in the following academic year as a first-year "fuori corso" student.

However, please be informed that in order to be included in the ISU Scholarship ranking and therefore to be entitled to the benefit in case of eligibility, you will have to be regularly enrolled in the new academic year by September, before the ISU Scholarship results are announced.

For more information on the payment of academic tuition and fees for final-year students, we invite you to visit our dedicated webpage, where you can find the specific regulation.

Are there any funding opportunities that are compatible with the ISU Bocconi Scholarship?

The ISU Bocconi Scholarship may not be combined with similar forms of economic aid provided by Bocconi University or other private or public bodies. In these cases students have the option of choosing one assistance or the other. Exceptions will be made for scholarships granted by Italian or international institutions aimed at integrating with experiences abroad the study or research activity of candidates as well as awards given by Universities to outstanding students enrolled in specific excellence programs.

However, it is possible to apply for Bocconi student loans for the same academic year when eligible for the ISU Bocconi Scholarship.

For more information on the other funding opportunities offered by Bocconi University, please visit our "Funding" page.