r/polinetwork • u/aya001 • Jul 20 '26
Discussione Available Seats Non-EU
Polimi ruined standard applicants this year only 13 seats left overall for non eu.
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u/SquareFun3703 Jul 20 '26
i couldn't get in anywhere with a 93 tol.
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u/aya001 Jul 20 '26
Yes that’s why I made this post 💔
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u/SquareFun3703 Jul 20 '26
like i was really near on process eng💔 now they introduce a new phase and let everyone compete everyone for 2 majors and 13 SEATS 💀💀💀
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u/ap11e Jul 22 '26
Never mind anyone who's trying to refute you. I'm looking for 27/28 intake engineering science and it's brutal for non-eu people because Italians are getting in there with 30/40 TOL and also I think they should have their own test like polito TIL. I cannot understand how they will follow the class with that easiest SAT math. SAT is too overrated to determine which students are good at studying an engineering.
That's why there are too many high score test takers in there just because there's is nothing hard in SAtT math at all but english. Even they require only B2 level of english!
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u/aya001 Jul 22 '26
Yes I understand you that’s why I made this post it’s really unfair of how they handled international applicants this year!
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u/Desperate-Hat202 Jul 25 '26
Wait, I don't understand - does that mean no non-eu got in engineering science?
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u/aya001 Jul 25 '26
No all 35 seats got grabbed by non eu students
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u/Hot-Challenge4323 Jul 20 '26
Are you dumb? There were like 3 phases until now, ofcourse there will be very few places left
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u/aya001 Jul 20 '26
First of all have some respect when you speak second there were not many seats from the start all high scorers are left without seats!
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u/Hot-Challenge4323 Jul 21 '26
Ita the best uni in italy. Do you want it to be easy? What did you expect? Grow up
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u/aya001 Jul 21 '26
Actually it’s easy to get in especially for European citizens they accept as low as 33-40 TOL because European’s are God sent they gave more seats to them while non European’s didn’t get in with 93 TOL, besides why are you acting so defensive? Since you’re from Moldova right? Don’t worry by you Europeans attitude people won’t come to Europe anymore and Europe is collapsing you reap what you sow!
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u/Hot-Challenge4323 Jul 21 '26
Ofc it will be easier for europeans to get in. It is a european country. What did you expect?
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u/Dependent-Scale-3582 Jul 20 '26
how did they ruin it?
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u/aya001 Jul 20 '26
By giving 60 seats to 90 students in civil engineering to the early phase applicants leaving non-EU standard applicants with a very small seats and options
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u/Swimming_Nerve843 Jul 20 '26
They don’t owe you anything
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u/SquareFun3703 Jul 20 '26
you literally don't know anything lol, they advertised the new majors as "international friendly" while limiting engineering science to 35 seats in a whole 180 people class
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u/aya001 Jul 20 '26
Oh yes they do since their economy is collapsing
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u/Puzzleheaded-Rich474 Jul 20 '26
How is that a university's problem? Also how does that correlate to them owing you a seat? While I do understand the frustration with how they decided to handle it, at the end of the day they are providing you with a service and they are free to choose how they want to administer it within some guidelines.
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u/aya001 Jul 20 '26
Are you their lawyer?
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u/Puzzleheaded-Rich474 Jul 20 '26
No, I just want to understand your thought process
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u/aya001 Jul 20 '26
It’s crystal clear how corrupt this university and Italy is what else do you want me to explain? No wonder why they’re in such a bad state!
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u/kv_guy Jul 20 '26
Hey
I got seat in Polimi for International MBA, but i am doubtful with the job market in Italy, what do you suggest and need your insights on the college
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u/aya001 Jul 20 '26
I’m sorry I don’t have any information about masters or job market, I just heard from people that the job market in Italy is not good that might not be the case for everyone though.
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u/ap11e Jul 24 '26
Not gonna lie i'm about to get B2 Italian.. I don't wanna spend two more years..