Early Session
- Applications
- 2–29 September 2026, until 3:00 pm Italian time
- Last test date
- 24 September 2026
- Results
- Mid-November 2026
- Open to
- All applicants
Bocconi selects bachelor’s and Law applicants for 2027/28 in two sessions, plus a third for Italian applicants: Early (apply 2–29 September 2026), Winter (25 November 2026 – 26 January 2027) and Spring (8–27 April 2027, Italian applicants only). Each applicant is ranked on 55% test score and 45% school grades of the third-last and second-last year; the application costs €100 and each test attempt €60.
Source: Università Bocconi, checked October 7, 2026
The Online Bocconi Test for the Undergraduate School programs, or the Online Bocconi Test – Law for the Law programs. SAT and ACT are accepted for every program; the LSAT only for the Law programs.
On Bocconi’s webtesting platform, at least 48 hours ahead. Booking opened on 13 July 2026 and closes on 19 January 2027 for international applicants and 20 April 2027 for Italian applicants. Each attempt costs €60, with up to four attempts per test type in the year.
50 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes, in English or Italian, remotely proctored: the session is audio- and video-recorded, and you need a computer with a webcam and a valid ID. The score report appears in your personal area about 48 hours later.
On apply.unibocconi.it within your session’s window. Upload the grades of the third-last and second-last year of school (physical education, conduct and religion are left out) and choose which test attempt to use. The €100 fee is not refunded. A SAT score must be sent to Bocconi by the deadline but may arrive after it.
Bocconi ranks applicants on 55% test score and 45% grades of the third-last and second-last year of school; a test score below 17 is not considered. Bocconi publishes no cut-off score. About 3,000 places are available across all programs for 2027/28.
Source: Università Bocconi, checked October 7, 2026: Admissions 2027/28 · Online Bocconi Test
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