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Need help regarding Universitaly + Parthenope 😭

My University of Brescia application was reopened in integration mode and the university field is unlocked, so I’m considering switching to University of Naples Parthenope – Business Administration (English track).

Few questions:

Does Parthenope accept MOI instead of IELTS for the English bachelor’s in Business? I studied in English-medium schools my whole life and have MOI + UK background(but indian citizen).

If I switch university in integration mode, will my Universitaly/pre-enrollment ID change?

Can universities be changed in integration mode if the field is unlocked?

Would appreciate help from someone who has gone through this 🙏

Hey,

I’m a non-EU applicant (CBSE, Science stream) with 71.6% in Class 12 and good English proficiency proof. I will not be taking the CEnT-S test. UniBS recently asked me to submit additional documents (X & XII certificates), so I think my application is being reviewed.

I do have lower marks in Class 10 (especially math), although I don’t think Class 10 matters as much compared to Class 12, but they still asked for it.

Do you think I realistically still have a chance of getting accepted without CEnT-S? And roughly how long did validation/pre-acceptance take for you?

I’m asking because if it takes too long and I get rejected, I may not have enough time to apply elsewhere due to visa timelines 😭

Hi everyone,

I recently applied to the University of Brescia (UniBS) for the English-taught Bachelor's Degree in Economics & Business through Universitaly as an international (non-EU) student.

I wanted to ask a few important things:

Has anyone been accepted/validated without taking the CEnT-S test?

How long does UniBS usually take to validate applications / send pre-acceptance for international students?

Is this programme really open access for international students as well?

Are there any recent updates regarding admission criteria for non-EU/international applicants?

Generally, what are the chances for an international student to get accepted into this programme?

How is the programme overall in terms of teaching, difficulty, internships, Erasmus/exchange opportunities, and career prospects?

Is Brescia affordable for students, and is it realistic to manage expenses through scholarships/part-time work?

Also, UniBS recently asked me to submit some additional documents (X & XII certificates), so I wanted to understand whether this is a normal part of the evaluation process.

If anyone is currently studying there or has recently applied, your experience would really help. Thanks 😭