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Hello everyone,
I don’t know if it’s too early, but I would like to know what I should focus on in the future so I can achieve this goal.
To give you some background, I am from Serbia and I finished high school this June. I got accepted into Classics at Sapienza in Rome (which is a good university in Europe, at least that’s what I think, and it is also regarded as the number one university for Classics in the world). While I’m there, I’m planning to take some extra courses in politics or something similar. Right now, I am learning Italian, and in college I will take French. I heard that knowing many languages is good for jobs and postgraduate studies in global affairs.
I’m probably going to do some sports too. I don’t know if that matters, but I’m lowkey passionate about it, so I’m going to do it anyway.
Also, since most applicants have some job experience, after those three years in Classics, I’m planning to find a job related to an MPP, either helping with some tasks or, if I can get to that position, doing research.
I’m also planning to take some courses in economics this summer, as well as some related to politics, just so I can get an overview, since my major is not directly tied to politics, although I think it is a great base for further education.
My real question is: what else should I do during those three years? How do I “peak”?

Hello everyone,
I don’t know if it’s too early, but I would like to know what I should focus on in the future so I can achieve this goal.
To give you some background, I am from Serbia and I finished high school this June. I got accepted into Classics at Sapienza in Rome (which is a good university in Europe, at least that’s what I think, and it is also regarded as the number one university for Classics in the world). While I’m there, I’m planning to take some extra courses in politics or something similar. Right now, I am learning Italian, and in college I will take French. I heard that knowing many languages is good for jobs and postgraduate studies in global affairs.
I’m probably going to do some sports too. I don’t know if that matters, but I’m lowkey passionate about it, so I’m going to do it anyway.
Also, since most applicants have some job experience, after those three years in Classics, I’m planning to find a job related to an MPP, either helping with some tasks or, if I can get to that position, doing research.
I’m also planning to take some courses in economics this summer, as well as some related to politics, just so I can get an overview, since my major is not directly tied to politics, although I think it is a great base for further education.
My real question is: what else should I do during those three years? How do I “peak”?

Hello everyone,
I don’t know if it’s too early, but I would like to know what I should focus on in the future so I can achieve this goal.
To give you some background, I am from Serbia and I finished high school this June. I got accepted into Classics at Sapienza in Rome (which is a good university in Europe, at least that’s what I think, and it is also regarded as the number one university for Classics in the world). While I’m there, I’m planning to take some extra courses in politics or something similar. Right now, I am learning Italian, and in college I will take French. I heard that knowing many languages is good for jobs and postgraduate studies in global affairs.
I’m probably going to do some sports too. I don’t know if that matters, but I’m lowkey passionate about it, so I’m going to do it anyway.
Also, since most applicants have some job experience, after those three years in Classics, I’m planning to find a job related to an MPP, either helping with some tasks or, if I can get to that position, doing research.
I’m also planning to take some courses in economics this summer, as well as some related to politics, just so I can get an overview, since my major is not directly tied to politics, although I think it is a great base for further education.
My real question is: what else should I do during those three years? How do I “peak”?

Guys, how do you get ISEE as an international student? Do I need to go to Rome and get it in person (as stated on the Laziodisco website) or is there an online procedure or something that give it to you (after you submit all the financial documents etc..)😭

Zdravo 315 sam na listi, zanima me kolika se otp kandidata godisnje predosmili i upise neki drugi fakultet.. znam da prijamu oko 304

Pripremao sam se za ovaj prijemni vec duze vreme (otprilike 6 meseci) i iskreno ovo je bilo tesko 😭😭
Kako je bilo kod vas

Yoo everyone, I want to make a group chat on WhatsApp with all the people who got pre-accepted to classics. We can chat about the upcoming year or all the confusion about the pre-enrolment/final enrolment so yeah

Feel free to dm me or comment bellow if you want the link! (Also congrats on getting accepted🥳🥳🥳)

Im getting confused by these deadlines people are posting, I know its not for this program but it still kinda stresses me seeing them- i tried paying the 10 euro fee today and it said that “student has not entered any previous school qualification”. Am I supposed to officially send my SAT score, like through collegeboard?

What do I do… im a bit confused

Im getting my documents ready for universitaly and I need an apostille on my diplomas etcc… but I heard that you also need to do an apostille on translations- is that trueeee?

Hey, so I got pre accepted to Classics and I’m wondering how hard this Bachelor is, aka is it hard to get good grades etc.
I’m also interested in course material, I would like to read some books before I attend this uni and maybe even get myself enrolled in an ancient greek or latin summer course.
What do you guys think, and if you have any recommendations tell me!

Hey- so I’m having a though time and I feel like this is the only place I can ask something like this. I’m applying to Sapienza and sadly their word limit is 250 words so I couldn’t express myself as best as I possibly could but yeah.

If anyone is down I will dm it to you!

~thankss