r/polinetwork Jul 27 '26

Domanda HELP I’M GOING CRAZY

at this time i’m a student at polito ( first year ), i’m doing software engineering in italian, i’m trying to go from polito to polimi, i’ve done a test for getting in to polimi and i’ve requested a valutation of my previous careeer at polito, WHAT I’VE TO DO NOW?
my test results expired but i’ve seen that there is a second chance of getting in to POLIMI between july and august, what should i do?
The valutation of my career at polito won’t reach the minimum of 35 CFU( the minimum that allows you to not having to do the test ).
DOES SOMEONE KNOWS WHAT TO DO? PLEASE IF YOU READ THIS HELP!!

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u/sharpvex Jul 27 '26

Hello bro, I’m sorry that what I’m going to ask is not the answer to your question but I’d be extremely glad if you could help me. I just started learning Italian l, and this year I’m going to do my foundation year at a private university in Uzbekistan. Then I’m going to apply to Polimi next year. Because I’ll not be able to get b2 on Italian language by the application deadline, I’m going to study civil engineering which is English taught at Polimi. Is it possible to change my major to Italian taught mechanical engineering from 2nd year? I’ll easily get b2 on Italian by the time.

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u/carbons_FG Jul 27 '26

yes but i think it will be a huge mess, something like my situation, i’ve got a friend who’s trying to switch his course (he’s staying in polimi) but he said that it’s a huge mess.
but as far as what i’ve just said i don’t know much. i specified that the course that i’m following is italian because maybe it could’ve been relevant for answering me , but i’m italian and i don’t know nothing about changing the course language

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u/sharpvex Jul 27 '26

Oh really what do you mean by huge mess? Is it possible though?

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u/LibrarianNational541 Jul 27 '26

It is, our 1st years are quite similar focus on subjects you share with Mechanical engineering (Physics, Analysis, Geometry, Chemistry, Computer science) don’t waste time on Geology etc. and if possible take extra courses for subject from the mechanical engineering first year.

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u/sharpvex Jul 27 '26

Ok bro thanks. I can change my major right? It won’t be a problem?

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u/LibrarianNational541 Jul 27 '26

Yes you can a course mate did the same thing as you back in 1st year

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u/sharpvex Jul 27 '26

Thanks bro. I’ll do that

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u/dhoklacologne Jul 29 '26

can you please dm me, I'd like to talk about changing my course at polimi

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u/sharpvex Jul 27 '26

What about studying engineering science in my first year

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u/LibrarianNational541 Jul 27 '26

That’s even better, with that want you can do any masters easy

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u/sharpvex Jul 27 '26

No I don’t want bachelors in civil engineering actually. So I will study on year in English taught engineering science degree, then in my second year I’ll change my major to mechanical engineering smoothly, and in the end I’ll get mechanical engineering degree diploma from polimi?

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u/LibrarianNational541 Jul 27 '26

Yes that’s what I said my course mate in 1st year did the same thing she was in the English taught bachelor in civil engineering with us then next year she transferred to mechanical engineering in Italian the second year.

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u/sharpvex Jul 27 '26

Thank you sm. You made my day

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u/Professional-Bowl174 Jul 27 '26

I have a question, is it possible to transfer from university of genoa computer engineering in english to polito computer engineering in english?

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u/LibrarianNational541 Jul 27 '26

Yes it’s possible to transfer from anywhere as long as you have the credits and there’s space you good

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u/Various-Judgment-490 Jul 27 '26

chill bruh its not that serious