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The course was really helpful to acquire the specific English vocabulary and to intensively revise all the content that was covered during the high school years. The teachers were really helpful and prepared both digital and paper based materials – we practiced a lot on past exam papers which made us more familiar with the structure of the exam.
Ahmed Khazraj
Iraq
A fun and rewarding experience with passionate teachers and engaging content. Sahand, Ely, and Roberto are exceptional tutors who made learning enjoyable and captivating. Their dedication and expertise enriched our knowledge and enthusiasm, creating a dynamic and supportive atmosphere that made the experience both educational and entertaining.
Yamir
India
An amazing school with innovative teaching methods, where teachers, especially Mr. Roberto and Dr. Giuseppe, treated us like family. It felt like a second home, and I enjoyed every moment. Wolfango is an excellent manager. The hospitable environment helped me make many friends. It was one of the most educational and fun experiences I’ve ever had!
Patrick
Florida, USA
The course material is well-structured, and the teachers are highly knowledgeable about the exam content. They consistently provide good advice, helping us to understand the material and prepare effectively for assessments.
Frequently Asked Questions
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When does university start in Italy?
University start dates in Italy typically vary depending on the institution and the specific program of study. However, most universities begin their academic year in late September or early October. Some programs may offer earlier start dates in mid-September, especially for orientation sessions or preparatory courses.
The academic year in Italy is generally divided into two semesters:
- First Semester: Starts in late September or early October and ends in January or February.
- Second Semester: Begins in February and concludes in June or July.
It’s important to check with the specific university for precise dates, as they can differ based on the course or region.
Do all courses for public universities include an entry exam?
Not all courses at public universities in Italy require an entry exam. The requirement for an entry exam depends on the type of degree program and the specific field of study.
What are the prerequisites for enrolling in an Italian University?
The prerequisites for enrolling in an Italian university depend on the level of study and the specific program. Generally, you’ll need relevant academic qualifications, language proficiency, and legal documentation. For competitive programs, additional entrance exams or interviews may be required. Always check the specific requirements for the university and program you are interested in.
For more detailed information, you can check the General requirements section.