All 37 Italian state universities have completed the publication of the respective bandsi for admission to the 22 health professions (Nurses, Physiotherapists, Speech therapists, Dietitians, Technicians, etc.) for the admission exam on September 14th.
At the moment the seats assigned are 30,180. Still provisional. In fact, the final determination by the Ministry of the University is awaited, which should be followed by the updating of the admission notices by the Universities.
On the basis of data from past years, there could be about 80,000 students interested in enrolling.
The deadlines for admission calls range from 29 July of the University of Catania (the first to close the call for years), to 30 July of Ancona, to 3 August of the University of Turin, 4 August of Rome Sapienza, 5 August of of the Eastern Piedmont University of Novara, Pavia, Siena and Cagliari, 7 Florence and 9 August Pisa and L’Aquila.
To follow, in the period from 16 to 31 August, all the other 22 universities; finally, the last to close is the University of Foggia, on 7 September, as last year.
Regarding the questionnaires for the entrance exam, each University prepares its own, but which is nevertheless the same for all 22 Courses. While, as is well known, for that of Medicine and Surgery the Ministry of University decides to use a single questionnaire for all at national level, which is prepared by the CINECA Consortium of Bologna.
As regards the cost of the enrollment fee for the entrance exam, it has remained unchanged compared to last year in all universities, with an average of 55 €.
Brescia, Pavia, Varese, Novara, Naples Campania and Salerno are confirmed for the higher cost, with 100 €. While the two universities of Cagliari with € 23 and Milano Bicocca with € 10 have continued to be the cheapest for several years.
While the majority of other universities such as Turin, Milano Statale, Verona, Genoa, Bologna, Parma, Florence, Ancona, Chieti, Naples Federico II, Bari, Catanzaro and Messina are on average about € 50.