Bachelor's degree programme in
COMPUTER ENGINEERING (change programme)
Location: Torino
Class: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING
Forfeiture
- STUDENTS ENROLLED IN A DEGREE PROGRAMME OF THE SYSTEM (ORDINAMENTO) "DM 270/2004"
As a Bachelor’s student, you incur forfeiture (art.15 of the Student Regulations) in the following cases:
a. if you do not pass your first-year compulsory exams (required for admission to your second year of study) in two years. In this case, you are considered a forfeited student and cannot continue your studies on the same academic path. If you want to resume your studies at Politecnico, you must take and pass the admission test and be on the ranking list in a suitable position for admission;
b. if you do not pass any exam for three consecutive years, or if you do not pass all the exams (excluding the Final Examination) in six years. In this case, you are considered a forfeited student and cannot continue your studies on the same academic path. After forfeiture, you can enrol in the same Bachelor’s degree programme (if still offered) without taking the admission test again.
The rules on forfeiture provided by article 15 of the Student Regulations are applicable to the students who first enrolled at Politecnico starting from a.y. 2016/2017.
The rules on forfeiture also apply to the students who first enrolled at Politecnico before a.y. 2016/2017, but in this case, the number of years of enrolment is calculated starting from a.y. 2016/2017 a.y., instead of taking into account the actual date of the first enrolment.
A year of full-time enrolment counts as 1 year.
A year of part-time enrolment counts as 0.5 year.
Each year of non-enrollment counts as 1 year.
Academic years 2019/20 and 2020/21 do not count towards the total number of academic years for the purpose of forfeiture (this rule is valid only for students who were enrolled in aa. yy. 19/20 and 20/21). For students who were not enrolled in aa. yy. 19/20 and 20/2, these two years will be counted for the purpose of forfeiture.
When you forfeit and enrol again in a Bachelor’s degree programme as a first-year student, you can request the recognition of the credits earned during the Bachelor’s degree programme from which you have forfeited.
An appeal to the Rector for deferment of the terms of forfeiture is permitted in the event of serious and certifiable reasons.
An appeal to the Rector for deferment of the terms of forfeiture is permitted in the event of serious and certifiable reasons.
We remind you that you should always check the language requirements for admission.
If you wish to submit your request for a new enrolment, you need to settle any outstanding debt from your last academic year, in accordance with the rules of the Tuition Fee Guide 2022/2023.
Students enrolled in a degree programme of the system "DM 270/2004" forfeited in previous academic years
1. Apply
- If you must take the admission test:
- log in to your Personal page of the Teaching Portal – Online services tab – Apply@polito portlet;
- register for the admission test, in compliance with the procedures and deadlines, set out in the Call for applications;
- confirm your data and submit your application.
- If you are exempted from taking the admission test:
- log in to your Personal page of the Teaching Portal – Online services tab – Apply@polito portlet;
- go to the Select your programme section and choose the Bachelor’s degree programme you want to enrol in;
- confirm your data and submit your application by September 23rd 2022.
2. Confirm your place
- Only if you have taken the admission test:
- if you pass the admission test and you are on the ranking list, confirm that you actually want to enrol at Politecnico from your Apply@polito personal page and pay the first instalment of your tuition fees in accordance with the deadlines and procedures illustrated on your Apply@polito personal page.
3. Wait for the evaluation of your previuos academic records
- your previous academic records are sent to a specific Committee and to the Academic Advisor of your degree programme who decides if Politecnico can recognize your previous credits;
- Informal evaluations of your previous academic records are not possible.
- check the result of this evaluation in the section named Valutazioni/Evaluations, available on your Apply@polito personal page, and accept or reject your credit transfer resolution.
You have time to do so until the day you enrol. You will NO longer be able to modify your choice after enrolment.
4. Enrol
- enrol online by October 11th 2022. Use the link on your Apply@polito personal page, under the Evaluations section;
- at the end of this process, you will automatically get your student ID number (matricola) and access credentials.
For further details on completing the enrolment process, consult the Enrolment Regulations.
5. Create your Personal Study Plan / Annual Personal Study Plan
Create your Personal Study Plan / Annual Personal Study Plan within 10 days of the date of enrolment.
If you are transferring to a Bachelor’s degree programme in the Engineering area (except for Industrial Production Engineering) you can include your second and third-year courses in your APSP:
If you are transferring to a Bachelor’s degree programme in the Engineering area (except for Industrial Production Engineering) you can include your second and third-year courses in your APSP:
- if you have been recognized at least 26 credits in first-year subjects (excluding the English language exam)
Students enrolled in a degree programme of the system "DM 270/2004" who are going to incur in forfeiture on 1st October 2022
1. Apply
- If you must take the admission test:
- log in to your Personal page of the Teaching Portal – Online services tab – Apply@polito portlet;
- register for the admission test, in compliance with the procedures and deadlines, set out in the Call for applications;
- confirm your data and submit your application.
- If you are exempted from taking the admission test:
- log in to your Personal page of the Teaching Portal – Online services tab – Apply@polito portlet;
- go to the Select your programme section and choose the Bachelor’s degree programme you want to enrol in;
- confirm your data and submit your application by September 23rd 2022.
2. Confirm your place
- Only if you have taken the admission test:
- if you pass the admission test and you are on the ranking list, confirm that you actually want to enrol at Politecnico from your Apply@polito personal page and pay the first instalment of your tuition fees in accordance with the deadlines and procedures illustrated on your Apply@polito personal page.
3. Wait for the evaluation of your previuos academic records
- your previous academic records are sent to a specific Committee and to the Academic Advisor of your degree programme who decides if Politecnico can recognize your previous credits;
- Informal evaluations of your previous academic records are not possible.
- check the result of this evaluation in the section named Valutazioni/Evaluations, available on your Apply@polito personal page, and accept or reject your credit transfer resolution.
You have time to do so until the day you enrol. You will NO longer be able to modify your choice after enrolment.
4. Enrol
- enrol online by October 11th 2022. Use the link on your Apply@polito personal page, under the Evaluations section;
- at the end of this process, you will automatically get your student ID number (matricola) and access credentials.
For further details on completing the enrolment process, consult the Enrolment Regulations.
5. Create your Personal Study Plan / Annual Personal Study Plan
Create your Personal Study Plan / Annual Personal Study Plan within 10 days of the date of enrolment.
If you are transferring to a Bachelor’s degree programme in the Engineering area (except for Industrial Production Engineering) you can include your second and third-year courses in your APSP:
If you are transferring to a Bachelor’s degree programme in the Engineering area (except for Industrial Production Engineering) you can include your second and third-year courses in your APSP:
- if you have been recognized at least 26 credits in first-year subjects (excluding the English language exam)
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