Isu Bocconi Housing Application Requirements and Regulations

ISU BOCCONI

HOUSING APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONS

BOCCONI UNIVERSITY

2018-2019 A/Y

FINAL REGULATIONS

These Application Requirements and Regulations are to be considered final unless further dispositions concerning the evaluation of the applicants’ economic condition are issued by the relevant authorities.

Student Affairs Division ISU Bocconi

Fees, Funding and Housing Office Centro per il Diritto allo Studio Universitario

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION 1: GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 List of Bocconi Residence Halls for A/Y 2018-19 1.2 Housing rates 1.3 Who may reside in Bocconi Residence Halls 1.4 General access and cohabitation rules

SECTION 2: HOUSING RENEWAL 2.1 REDUCED RATE: RENEWAL APPLICATION 2.1.1 Requirements for submitting application 2.1.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application and necessary documentation 2.1.3 Publication of outcomes and assignment 2.2 FULL RATE: RENEWAL APPLICATION 2.2.1 Requirements for submitting application 2.2.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application 2.2.3 Publication of outcomes and assignment

SECTION 3: NEW HOUSING ADMISSION – FIRST ASSIGNMENTS 3.1 REDUCED RATE: NEW ADMISSION APPLICATION FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS AND LATER YEARS 3.1.1 Requirements for submitting application 3.1.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application and documentation 3.1.3 Publication of outcomes and assignment 3.1.4 Housing renewal criteria from A/Y 2019-20 3.2 FULL RATE: NEW ADMISSION APPLICATION FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS 3.2.1 Requirements for submitting application 3.2.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application and assignment 3.2.3 Housing renewal criteria from A/Y 2019-20 3.3 FULL RATE: NEW ADMISSION APPLICATION FOR LATER YEARS 3.3.1 Requirements for submitting application 3.3.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application and assignment

SECTION 4: NEW HOUSING ADMISSION - RESIDUAL ASSIGNMENTS 4.1 Requirements for submitting application 4.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application and assignment

SECTION 5: TEMPORARY SUBLEASE 5.1 Timescales and methods for submitting application for temporary sublease of housing

SECTION 6: WITHDRAWAL 6.1 End of assignment and any withdrawal 6.2 Exceptions

SECTION 7: ATTACHMENTS A. Bocconi residence regulations B. Verification of Financial Status and Validation of Economic Information Provided (Italian Presidential Decree 445/2000, article 71) C. Information on the Use of Personal Information and Rights of the Applicant D. List of Municipalities – “resident” and “commuting” students E. ISEEU parificato Certificate

SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION

These requirements and regulations are published by the ISU Bocconi and by the Fees, Funding and Housing Office - Student Division of the Bocconi University and regulate admission to Bocconi residences. For further information: Fees, Funding and Housing Office One-Stop Service Center - Piazza Sraffa, 13 – 20136 Milan e-mail: [email protected]

1.1 List of Bocconi Residence Halls for A/Y 2018-2019 For the A/Y 2018-19, Bocconi University offers 8 Residence Halls to its students, for a total number of 2007 room assignments, both reduced rate, determined according to the economic status of the applicant's family, and full rate, distributed as follows:

RESIDENCE HALLS NUMBER OF BEDS* 261 BOCCONI • 13 single rooms with private bathrooms Via Bocconi, 12 - Milan • 248 (including 140 at reduced rate) single rooms with bathroom to be shared with another student 96 JAVOTTE • 8 single rooms with private bathrooms Via Giovenale, 4 - Milan • 88 (including 56 at reduced rate) single rooms with bathroom to be shared with another student 362 • 62 single rooms with private bathrooms • 288 (including 120 at reduced rate) single rooms with bathroom ARCOBALENO to be shared with another student Via F.lli Fraschini, 3 - Milan (some of which are assigned to international exchange students) • 12 single rooms with private bathrooms and kitchenette 326 • 176 (including 48 at reduced rate) single rooms in 4-bedroom apartments with bathrooms to be shared with another student DUBINI • 140 single rooms in 2-bedroom apartments with bathrooms to Via Vittore Buzzi, 7 - Milan be shared with another student • 10 studio apartments also for disabled students with private bathrooms 333 • 317 (including 15 reduced rate) single rooms in 4-bedroom SPADOLINI apartments with bathrooms to be shared with another student Via G. Spadolini, 12/A - Milan • 16 studio apartments also for disabled students with private bathrooms 213 • 116 single rooms in a 4 bedroom apartment with bathroom ISONZO shared with another student Viale Isonzo, 23 • 11 single rooms with private bathroom Milan • 86 (including 44 at reduced rate) single rooms with bathrooms to be shared with another student

176 • 112 single rooms in 4-bedroom apartments with bathrooms BLIGNY to be shared with another student Viale Bligny, 22 • 4 single rooms with private bathrooms Milan • 60 (including 36 at reduced rate) single rooms with bathrooms to be shared with another student 240 • 200 (including 48 at reduced rate) single rooms in 4- CASTIGLIONI bedroom apartments with bathrooms to be shared with Via Castiglioni, 8 another student Milan • 40 single rooms in 2-bedroom apartments with bathrooms to be shared with another student

* Rooms for students with disabilities are available in all Bocconi Residence Halls. Single rooms not located within an apartment have access to a kitchen on that floor. Any additions or alterations due to new openings, renovations or organizational changes are published online.

1.2 Housing rates Housing rates at Bocconi university residence halls vary depending on the type of residence, room and economic status of the student's family. Details of the rates are published and can be consulted online: www.unibocconi.eu/housing

For reduced rates, the rates of the assigned housing service are defined according to the economic status of the applicant's family assessed on the basis of data and documentation submitted by the student. For reduced rate housing, the ISU bracket assigned when initially entering the residence hall is not automatically maintained in subsequent years. Housing service rates are re-determined each year based upon the new economic-financial documentation submitted.

1.3 Who may reside in Bocconi Residence Halls Students duly registered/enrolled for the A/Y 2018-19 in a Bachelor, Integrated Master of Arts in Law, Master of Science or PhD program are eligible to stay in one of the university residence halls. In addition, students enrolled for the 2018-19 A/Y in single programs, Specialized and SDA Bocconi Master programs are also eligible to stay, but may only apply for the “residual assignments”.

In “New housing admission - first assignments” (section 3), only “non-resident” students may apply for housing. Students resident in one of the “resident” or “commuting” municipalities, identified in Attachment D, are therefore excluded from the housing assignment.

In addition to the above rules, if they have the necessary requirements, students may submit only one type of application:

- Reduced Rate - Full Rate

In “New housing admission - residual assignments” (section 4), all students, irrespective of their home address, academic merit and family economic status, may submit a housing application, provided that residual places are available.

1.4 General access and cohabitation rules When staying at the residence halls, students must comply with the rules indicated in these requirements and regulations and respect the provisions of the Regulations and the signed “Housing Acceptance”.

Cohabitation in university housing is governed by the Regulations, which are considered to be known by students when submitting the application (Attachment A). Behaviors contrary to the rules of the Regulations may lead to expulsion from the residence hall and a referral to the Disciplinary Committee.

Please note that:

- The security deposit is paid on a one-off basis for the right of withdrawal when leaving early (section 6) and for “damages”; - The annual Housing fee is applied to assignments covering the full academic year, from September to July, and it is split into three installments for students' convenience. - The first installment of the annual fee, to cover the period September-December, must be paid before check-in. Check-in must take place by and not beyond September 10, 2018. The payment terms of the 2nd and 3rd installment are published online. - The monthly Housing fee is, on the other hand, applied to those who: o enter after September 30 and stay for a period exceeding 10 days; o temporarily sublease or take on a sublet housing for participation in the Exchange Program; and it is calculated as follows:

Monthly rate = [(annual rate / 10) X months of stay]

- The daily fee is considered for periods of stay of less than 10 days in the same month, and it is calculated as follows:

Daily rate = [(annual rate / 100) X days of stay]

To calculate the rates applied, the final departure date must be proven by the check-out, which can only be done online.

- €20.00 will be added to the first payment made each year for the resident activity fee, along with, at each payment, any costs involved for stamping and shipping the MAV or other payment slip.

The €20.00 contribution paid with the first installment will be used as a cash fund for each residence hall for leisure activities and for any planned and unplanned maintenance of the building, furniture and equipment incumbent on the students. The fund may be used at the request of each individual residence hall's student representatives, in agreement with the ISU Bocconi Director.

SECTION 2: HOUSING RENEWAL

2.1 REDUCED RATE: RENEWAL APPLICATION The housing renewal for students currently resident will not be sent automatically; those students must complete the renewal in the set timescales and methods. Such housing will be lost if a renewal application is not submitted.

2.1.1 Requirements for submitting application Reduced rate housing for the A/Y 2018-19 will only be available for those already assigned a reduced rate room when the housing renewal application is opened. Students may only request renewal of the room occupied in the A/Y 2017-18 and room changes may not be requested. Students wishing to change room and/or residence hall must not submit a renewal application but must instead enter a new application for reduced rate admission (3.1). Room assignments will in any case be subject to the available places.

Students who, in the A/Y 2017-18, were housed at reduced rate and enrolled in the 3rd year of a Bachelor program and who have enrolled for the A/Y 2018-19 in the first year of a Bocconi Master of Science program may confirm their reduced rate housing for 2018-19. In this case, the merit requirements do not apply and the renewal will only be subject to meeting the economic requirements indicated below.

Students who, in the A/Y 2017-18, are assigned reduced rate housing after April 18, 2018 may not confirm their housing for the A/Y 2018-19, but must submit an application for new admission for the A/Y 2018 -19 and must leave the room at the end of the A/Y 2017-18 assignment.

Students occupying a room on temporary sublet are not entitled to request its renewal but, if interested, they must submit an application for one of the other possibilities indicated by these requirements and regulations.

The housing renewal for students enrolled in the A/Y 2017-18 in the 1st year of a Bachelor program or Integrated Master program positioned in the 4th bracket in the A/Y 2017-18 for exceeded earning/financial limits, will follow the rules laid down for full rate renewal applications for the A/Y 2017-18. Only students in Bachelor programs or Integrated Master programs who enroll in the second year of the program for the A/Y 2018-19 may therefore confirm their housing. These students may not in future confirm their housing for the third year of the program but must submit a housing application for new full rate admission.

Students positioned in the 4th bracket in the A/Y 2017-18 due to missing, incomplete and/or incorrect documentation, may not confirm their housing for the A/Y 2018-19 but must leave that housing at the end of the assignment scheduled for the A/Y 2017-18. If they wish, those students may submit a new application for one of the other possibilities indicated by these requirements and regulations.

Reduced rate housing will only be confirmed, in the presence of the requirements described above, if the economic and merit requirements indicated below are met.

Economic requirements

Students may confirm reduced rate housing provided that the following economic requirements are met.

The student's economic condition will be identified based upon the ISEE (Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator), issued for benefits to the right to university study, and the ISPE (Equivalent Financial Situation Indicator). The ISEE must be issued in reference to the student's tax code and must not contain “omissions/deformities/discordances”.

The ISPE, on the other hand, will be calculated by the University based upon the data provided by INPS, dividing the ISP (Financial Situation Indicator) value by the equivalence scale.

Students (Italian or foreign) not resident in Italy and non-autonomous foreign students with a family unit residing abroad must request a replacement indicator of the ISEE and ISPE value for the purpose of “subsidized benefits for the right to university study”, known as ISEEU/ISPEU parificato. The ISEEU/ISPEU parificato may only be issued by the CAF (Tax Assistance Center) partnered with the Bocconi University (see Attachment E).

For the academic year 2018-19, the approved limits are the following:

 ISEE/ISEEU parificato no higher than €23,000  ISPE/ISPEU parificato no higher than €50,000

The assignment of reduced rate housing and the tariffs of the housing service are applied on the basis of the economic status of the applicant's family, assessed in light of the data entered online and the documentation uploaded in the application.

Students in possession of the indicated economic requirements may enjoy reduced rate service tariffs according to the following table:

ISU Bracket ISEE/ISEEU parificato value 1st Bracket from € 0.00 to € 14,420.31 2nd Bracket from € 14,420.32 to € 17,709.34 3rd Bracket from € 17,709.35 to € 23,000.00

If, during later checks, the office identifies omissions or false or untrue declarations revealing a higher ISEE or ISPE than the maximum permitted value, students will be required to pay a sum equal to triple the benefit unduly received and will be referred to Bocconi University's Disciplinary Committee.

Students resident at reduced rate in the A/Y 2017-18 who submit, for the A/Y 2018-19, an ISEE/ISEEU higher than €23,000 and/or an ISPE/ISPEU higher than €50,000 may not confirm their reduced rate housing, but may request renewal of full rate housing according to the terms scheduled for the full rates; in particular, only students enrolled in the A/Y 2017-18 in the 1st year of a Bachelor program or Integrated Master program who enroll in the second year of the program for the A/Y 2018-19 may request renewal. If students later intend to submit an application for an ISU Bocconi Scholarship and in the meantime their ISEE/ISPE is changed and/or adjusted compared to what was submitted for the reduced rate

housing renewal application, the ISU bracket for the housing tariffs for the A/Y 2018-19 will be that established by the final ISU Scholarship ranking.

For applicant students who are citizens of non-European Union member states, whose family unit holds assets at December 31, 2017 or has produced income in 2016 in countries other than Italy, in accordance with the Decree of the Regional Council 2017, Italian Legislative Decree 286/98 and Italian Presidential Decree August 31, 1999 no. 394, declarations certifying income of less than 5,889 Euro per annum will not be deemed valid for suitability purposes as they are incompatible with the immigration rules.

Merit requirements Students enrolling for the A/Y 2018-19 after the first year and wishing to confirm their housing must also, in addition to the economic requirements, meet the merit requirements indicated below.

Bachelor (CDL) and Integrated Credits required at Max useable bonus Master (CLMG) August 10, 2018 (if not used in previous years) Renewal for 2nd year 49 5

Renewal for 3rd year 95 12 Renewal for 1st FC CDL 150 15 (only disabled persons) Renewal for 4th year CLMG 150 15

Renewal for 5th year CLMG 220 15 Renewal for 1st FC CLMG 274 15 (only disabled persons) Credits required at Max useable bonus Master of Science programs August 10, 2018 (if not used in previous years) Renewal for 2nd year 50 15 Renewal for 1st FC 94 15 (only disabled persons)

Students who, in the A/Y 2017-18, were housed at reduced rate and enrolled in the 3rd year of a Bachelor program and who have enrolled for the A/Y 2018-19 in the first year of a Bocconi Master program may confirm their reduced rate housing for the A/Y 2018-19. In this case, the merit requirements do not apply and the renewal will only be subject to meeting the economic requirements indicated below.

For program changes, for calculating the merit, only credits valid for the study program for which the benefit is requested or for the Bachelor, Master or Integrated Master program in which the student is enrolled in the A/Y 2018-19 will be considered.

To achieve the minimum merit requirements, all students enrolled in program years after the first may use, in addition to the credits actually achieved, a “bonus” by the following methods:

- If students have never used the bonus, they may claim bonus credits as indicated in the table. Using the bonus interrupts the right to accrue additional bonus credits. - If students have already used the bonus, they may in any case benefit from any residual credits not used in the year in which the bonus was used.

Students enrolled in Master of Science programs may use the residual bonus not used during the Bachelor program. The bonus is 15 credits if it has never been used during the Bachelor program.

Reasons for exclusion. The reduced rate housing renewal will exclude students who, in the A/Y 2018-19:

- are already in possession of a qualification at equivalent or higher level than the program for which the reduced rate housing is requested for the academic year 2018-19, achieved in Italy or abroad (including qualifications issued prior to the implementation of Italian Ministerial Decree 509/1999); - enrolling in a Master program, have already obtained a four-year qualification higher than Bachelor level; - enroll in the first year repeating or later, after the regular study program, unless they are in a condition of disability equal to or higher than 66%; - repeat or have repeated the enrollment in a program year already attended, even for transfers of Bachelor, Integrated Master, Master of Science or PhD programs or for changes of faculty and/or university campus; - students participating in double degree programs, selected or enrolled in the program by the partner University (DDIB CEU-Bocconi program, Double/Joint Degree programs), as they are not in possession of the requirements provided by the applications requirements and regulations; - are beneficiaries of a study scholarship to cover housing costs in Milan; - are beneficiaries of a Merit Award that includes free housing; - are resident in one of the “on campus” or “commuting” municipalities in accordance with Attachment D; - present an ISEE/ISEEU and/or ISPE/ISPEU higher than the set limits; - who in the A/Y 2017-18 have not submitted correct, true and full documentation; - who in the A/Y 2017-18 are assignees of the 4th bracket ISU Bocconi for having exceeded the economic-financial limits and who intend to enroll in the A/Y 2018-19 in years after the second for Bachelor and Integrated Master programs and for years after the first in Master of Science programs.

2.1.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application and necessary documentation

The reduced rate housing renewal application may be submitted from April 18, 2018 at 12:00 to May 10, 2018 at 12:00 (noon, Italian time), mandatory deadline. To submit the renewal application, students must:

- complete the online application through the procedure available on the website pages Fees, Funding and Housing;

- upload the necessary documentation: • for all students: o signed Bocconi Residence regulations;

• for Italian students resident in Italy: o ISEE certification for subsidized benefits for the right to university study issued in 2018; o financial statement for sole proprietorships or business activities at 12/31/2017, whether or not they are obligated to prepare financial statements;

• for students resident in countries other than Italy: o ISEEU parificato certification issued by the partnered CAF (Attachment E).

That document is mandatory for students enrolled in 2018-19 A/Y in a year after the first year of the program;

• for autonomous foreign students resident in Italy: o ISEE certifications for subsidized benefits for the right to university study issued in 2018; o financial statement for sole proprietorships or business activities at 12/31/2017, whether or not they are obligated to prepare financial statements.

Applications will only be accepted if accompanied by all information and necessary documentation.

If the renewal application is not submitted, students must leave their housing permanently at the end of the A/Y 2017-18 assignment.

Submission of the renewal application implies, in the case of suitability, automatic acceptance of the housing for the A/Y 2018-19. Students may withdraw from the housing only based upon the provisions of section 6.

2.1.3 Publication of outcomes and assignment Students will be informed of the outcome of the reduced rate housing renewal application from May 15, 2018. The renewal eligibility refers to possession of the necessary economic requirements based upon the economic documentation uploaded when submitting the application and is understood to be with “reserve” as to possession of the other requirements to be verified, for students assigned housing, by the end of August.

Students who receive the eligibility outcome must upload online the signed “Housing Acceptance” by the dates published in the outcome.

The uploaded documentation will be verified and validated by the office.

By the end of August, the office will verify possession of those requirements that could not be checked when communicating the outcome and thus the reason for the “reserve”. In particular, the following will be verified:

- Respect of the set merit requirements at 08/10/2018 (only for students in years after the first);

- Enrollment in the A/Y 2018-19.

Students are responsible for checking that the credits obtained are actually registered by August 10, 2018 and for enrolling in the academic year by August 31, 2018. If the conditions described above are not met, the assignment is lost and students who have already checked-in must leave the housing by August 31, 2018.

Students who have lost their housing due to insufficient academic merit may submit an application for “new admission - residual assignments”; if they are assigned a reduced rate room commencing from October they will pay the rate scheduled for their ISU bracket. Applications will only be considered if there is actual room availability.

The initial housing installment, corresponding to the four months September-December, including €20 for the resident activity fee, must be paid before check-in. Check-in must take place by September 10, 2018.

2.2 FULL RATE: RENEWAL APPLICATION

The housing renewal for students currently resident will not be sent automatically; those students must complete the renewal in the set timescales and methods. Such housing will be lost if a renewal application is not submitted.

2.2.1 Requirements for submitting application

Full rate housing for the A/Y 2018-19 may only be confirmed for those already assigned a full rate room when the housing renewal application is opened. Students may only request renewal for the room occupied in the A/Y 2017-18 and room changes may not be requested. Students wishing to change room and/or residence hall must not submit a renewal application but must instead enter a new admission application. Room assignments are in any case subject to the available places.

Only students enrolled for the A/Y 2017-18 in the 1st year of a Bachelor or Integrated Master program who have enrolled for the A/Y 2018-2019 in the second year of the program may confirm their housing for the year 2018-19. For students confirming their housing from the first to the second year of the program in the A/Y 2018-19, the merit assessments do not apply and the renewal will only be subject to respecting the ”Housing Acceptance” and submitting the application.

Full rate students enrolled for the A/Y 2018-19 in the second year of the program may not request renewal for subsequent years. Only students in a condition of disability equal to or higher than 66% may request renewal of the housing in subsequent years. The condition of disability will be verified by the office.

Students enrolled in the 1st year of a Bachelor or Integrated Master program in the A/Y 2017-18 who, in the same academic year, are assigned full rate housing after April 18, 2018 may not confirm their housing for the A/Y 2018-19; they may submit a new admission application and must leave their housing at the end of the assignment for the A/Y 2017-18.

Students occupying a room on temporary transfer are not entitled to request its renewal but may submit an application for one of the other possibilities indicated by these requirements and regulations.

Reasons for exclusion The full rate housing assignment will be excluded for students who, in the A/Y 2018-19: - repeat or have repeated the enrollment in a program year already attended, even for transfers of Bachelor, Integrated Master, Master of Science or PhD programs or for changes of faculty and/or university campus; - students participating in double degree programs, selected or enrolled in the program by the partner University (DDIB CEU-Bocconi program, Double/Joint Degree programs), as they are not in possession of the requirements provided by the application requirements and regulations; - are beneficiaries of a Merit Award that includes free housing; - are resident in one of the “on campus” or “commuting” municipalities in accordance with Attachment D; - present an ISEE/ISEEU and/or ISPE/ISPEU higher than the set limits; - students who in the A/Y 2018-19 enroll in years after the second of a Bachelor or Integrated Master program; - students who in the A/Y 2018-19 enroll in the second year of a Master of Science program.

2.2.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application

The full rate housing renewal application may be submitted from April 18, 2018 at 12:00 to May 10, 2018 at 12:00 (noon, Italian time), mandatory deadline.

To submit a renewal application, students must complete the online application and upload the necessary documentation via the procedure available on the website pages Fees, Funding and Housing.

If they fail to submit a renewal application, students must leave their housing permanently at the end of the A/Y 2017-18 assignment.

Students currently accommodated at full rate, interested in submitting a reduced rate application for the academic year 2018-19, may not request housing renewal but must submit an application for new reduced rate admission (3.1); any assignment will be subject to priority given to new admission students enrolled in the first year.

Submission of the renewal application implies, in the case of eligibility, automatic acceptance of the housing for the A/Y 2018-19. Students may withdraw from the housing only based upon the provisions of section 6.

2.2.3 Publication of outcomes and assignment

Students will be informed of the outcome of the full rate housing renewal application from May 15, 2018.

Students receiving a positive outcome and wishing to accept the housing must upload online the signed “Housing Acceptance” by the dates published in the outcome.

Once the uploaded documentation has been verified by the office, students will be considered to be assignees “with reserve” relating to the enrollment for the A/Y 2018-19 in the second year of a Bachelor or Integrated Master program (or subsequent years only for those in a condition of disability equal to or higher than 66%).

Students are responsible for enrolling in the academic year by August 31, 2018. The check of enrollment in the A/Y 2018-19 will be performed by August and those who have not enrolled for the academic year must leave the residence hall by August 31, 2018.

Those students may submit a new request with possible assignment commencing from October. Requests will only be considered if there is actual room availability.

The first housing installment, corresponding to the four months September-December, including €20 for the resident activity fee, must be paid before check-in. Check-in must take place by September 10, 2018.

SECTION 3: NEW HOUSING ADMISSION – FIRST ASSIGNMENTS

3.1 REDUCED RATE: NEW ADMISSION APPLICATION FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS AND LATER YEARS

3.1.1 Requirements for submitting application

In addition to what is defined in point 1.3, students in possession of the economic and merit requirements indicated below may submit an application for reduced rate housing. The assignment will be made based upon the ranking.

The assignment ranking order for new admission students will be constructed as follows:

1. new admission students in a situation of disability, with invalidity equal to or greater than 66% 2. first year students in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd bracket based upon the ISEE indicator for subsidized benefits for the right to university study; 3. students in years after the first in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd bracket based upon the academic merit achieved (3.1.1).

There is also a reserve for PhD students: only for housing intended for new reduced rate admissions, there will be a reserve of 4 places exclusively for students enrolled on PhD programs, as follows:

- 1 for the first program year - 1 for the second program year - 1 for the third program year - 1 for the fourth program year

If those students request reduced rate housing and are suitable in accordance with these requirements and regulations, they may apply exclusively for the assignment of housing included in that reserve.

Economic requirements

Students may request reduced rate housing provided that they meet the economic requirements indicated below. The student's economic condition will be identified based upon the ISEE issued for benefits for the right to university study, and the ISPE.

The ISEE must be issued in reference to the student's tax code and must not contain “omissions/deformities/discordances”.

The ISPE, on the other hand, will be calculated by the University based upon the data provided by INPS dividing the ISP (Financial Situation Indicator) value by the equivalence scale.

Students (Italian or foreign) not resident in Italy and non-autonomous foreign students with a family unit residing abroad must request a replacement indicator of the ISEE and ISPE value for the purpose of “subsidized benefits for the right to university study” known as ISEEU/ISPEU parificato. The ISEEU/ISPEU parificato may only be issued by the CAF (Tax Assistance Center) partnered with the Bocconi University (Attachment E).

For the academic year 2018-19, the approved limits are the following:

 ISEE/ISEEU parificato no higher than €23,000

 ISPE/ISPEU parificato no higher than €50,000 The assignment of reduced rate housing and the tariffs of the housing service are made based upon the economic status of the applicant's family, assessed in light of the data entered online and the documentation uploaded in the application. Students in possession of the indicated economic requirements may enjoy reduced rate services according to the following table:

ISU Bracket ISEE/ISEEU parificato value 1st Bracket from € 0.00 to € 14,420.31 2nd Bracket from € 14,420.32 to € 17,709.34 3rd Bracket from € 17,709.35 to € 23,000.00

Students who present an ISEE higher than €23,000 and/or an ISPE higher than €50,000 may not be assigned reduced rate housing and will automatically be excluded from the ranking. Applicants may then submit a full rate housing application according to the set timescales and methods.

If students later intend to submit an application for an ISU Bocconi Scholarship and in the meantime their ISEE/ISPE is changed and/or adjusted compared to that submitted for the application for new admission to reduced rate housing, the ISU bracket for the housing tariffs for the 2018-19 A/Y will be that established by the final ISU Scholarship ranking.

For applicant students who are citizens of non-European Union member states, whose family unit holds assets at December 31, 2017 or has produced income in 2016 in countries other than Italy, in accordance with the Decree of the Regional Council 2017, Italian Legislative Decree 286/98 and Italian Presidential Decree August 31, 1999 no. 394, declarations certifying income less than 5,889 Euro per annum will not be deemed valid for suitability purposes as they are incompatible with the immigration rules. Those students may not be assigned reduced rate housing and will be automatically excluded from the ranking. Applicants may then submit full rate housing applications according to the set timescales and methods.

Merit requirements Students who are enrolled in the first year in A/Y 2018-19 do not have to meet the merit requirements. Only students who enroll for the A/Y 2018-19 in a year after the first and who wish to apply for reduced rate housing must meet, in addition to the economic requirements, also the merit requirements indicated below.

Credits Bachelor programs (CDL) and Integrated Master required at Max usable bonus (if not programs (CLMG) August 10, used in previous years) 2018 New admission for 2nd year 49 5

New admission for 3rd year 95 12

New admission for 1st FC CDL 150 15 (only disabled students) New admission for 4th year CLMG 150 15

New admission for 5th year CLMG 220 15 New admission for 1st FC CLMG 274 15 (only disabled students) Credits required at Max usable bonus (if not Master of Science programs August 10, used in previous years) 2018 New admission for 2nd year 50 15

New admission for 1st FC (only disabled students) 94 15

For program changes, for the purposes of calculating the merit, only credits valid for the study program for which the benefit is requested or for the Bachelor, Master of Science or Integrated Master program on which the student is enrolled in the A/Y 2018-19 will be considered.

To achieve the minimum merit requirements, all students enrolled in program years after the first may use, in addition to the credits actually achieved, a “bonus” by the following methods:

- If students have never used the bonus, they may claim bonus credits as indicated in the above table. Using the bonus interrupts the right to accrue additional bonus credits.

- If students have already used the bonus, they may in any case benefit from any residual credits not used in the year in which the bonus was used.

Students enrolled in Master of Science programs may use the residual bonus not used during the Bachelor program. The bonus is 15 credits if it has never been used during the Bachelor program.

Reasons for exclusion. The reduced rate housing assignment will exclude students who, in the A/Y 2018-19:

- are already in possession of a qualification of equivalent or higher level than the program for which the reduced rate housing is requested for the academic year 2018-19, achieved in Italy or abroad (including qualifications issued prior to the implementation of Italian Ministerial Decree 509/1999); - enrolling in a Master degree program, have already obtained a four-year qualification higher than Bachelor level; - enroll in the first year repeating or later, after the regular study program, unless they are in a condition of disability equal to or higher than 66%; - repeat or have repeated the enrollment in a program year already attended, even for transfers of Bachelor, Integrated Master, Master of Science or PhD programs or for changes of faculty and/or university campus; - students participating in double degree programs, selected or enrolled in the program by the partner University (DDIB CEU-Bocconi program, Double/Joint Degree programs), as they are not in possession of the requirements provided by the application requirements and regulations; - are beneficiaries of a study scholarship to cover housing costs in Milan; - are beneficiaries of a Merit Award that includes free housing; - present an ISEE/ISEEU and/or ISPE/ISPEU higher than the set limits. 15

3.1.2 - Timescales and methods for submitting application and documentation

The application for new reduced rate admission, both for first year students and for later years, must be submitted exclusively online following the procedure available on the website pages Fees, Funding and Housing from May 14, 2018 at 12:00 to May 28, 2018 at 12:00 (noon, Italian time), mandatory deadline.

When submitting the reduced rate application, students do not choose the preferred residence hall and/or room but, if deemed eligible, they are automatically attributed one of the residences reserved for reduced rate students.

To submit an application for new reduced rate admission, the student must:

- complete the online application - upload the necessary documentation:

• for all students: o signed Bocconi Residence regulations;

• for students resident in countries other than Italy: o ISEEU parificato certification issued by the partnered CSF (Attachment E). That document is mandatory for students enrolled in 2018-19 A/Y in a year after the first year of the program;

• for autonomous foreign students resident in Italy: o ISEE certifications for subsidized benefits for the right to university study issued in 2018; o Financial statement for sole proprietorships or business activities at 12/31/2017, whether or not they are obligated to prepare financial statements.

If first year students in A/Y 2018-19 resident abroad are unable to obtain the ISEEU certification in good time, they must, at the application stage, upload the following “alternative documentation” issued by the competent authorities of the State in which the income was produced, legalized by the Italian diplomatic or consular representative abroad and accompanied by an Italian translation of the foreign text, certified by the competent diplomatic or consular representative, or by an official translator:

• Copy of a valid identity document (passport, identity card) and tax code; • Document certifying composition of the foreign family unit; • Income declaration for the 2016 calendar year for each family member (the document must clearly show income referring to the 2016 calendar year. If, during 2016, one or more family unit members aged above or equal to 18 has not received income, they are in any case obliged to submit a declaration accordingly); • Official document certifying buildings owned by the family at the date of 12.31.2017 indicating their area in square meters (the document must be issued by the competent public authority in that regard). If no buildings were owned in 2017, a respective certificate must be produced certifying that non-ownership for each member aged above or equal to 18; • Official documents attesting movable assets of the family household as of 31.12.2017:

- balance of bank and/or deposit accounts, - account balance of shares, dividends, shareholdings, - financial statement provided by Bocconi University attesting equity of business activities to be filled out by the accountant in charge of tax assistance

If students having income and assets in countries other than Italy do not upload the ISEEU certification but do upload the “alternative documentation”, the suitability outcome will be conditional until the Office has completed its documentary checks. Those checks may even be concluded after the housing has been assigned. If the “alternative documentation” check reveals that the ISEE and/or ISPE exceeds the set limits, the housing assignment will be invalidated.

3.1.3 - Publication of outcomes and assignment

Students will be informed of the outcome of the new admission application for reduced rate housing from 06/04/2018.

The suitability in the ranking refers to possession of the economic requirements based upon the economic documentation uploaded when submitting the application and is understood to be with “reserve” relating to possession of the other requirements which will be verified, for students assigned housing, by the end of August. The suitability outcome does not imply the actual assignment of housing, as the housing availability will depend upon the places confirmed by resident students for 2017-18.

Housing attributions for suitable students will be made in the ranking order, as specified in point 3.1.1, starting from 06/05/2018 and will be communicated online and/or by email. Offers made may not be changed even if further housing becomes available later.

Suitable students who are offered housing may accept it, by uploading the following documentation via the online procedure, by and not beyond the deadlines scheduled by the offer:

- Signed “Housing Acceptance”; - Payment receipt of the €500 security deposit.

If the housing is not accepted and the security deposit is not paid by the indicated deadline, the benefit will be forfeited and will be re-assigned to the student listed next in the ranking.

The uploaded documentation will be checked and validated by the office.

If the student withdraws early from the housing assignment, the conditions on withdrawal (section 6) shall apply.

By the end of August, the office will verify possession of those requirements that could not be checked when publishing the ranking and thus the reason for the “reserve”. In particular, the following will be verified:

- respect of the necessary merit requirements at 08/10/2018 (only for students of years after the first); - enrollment in the A/Y 2018-19;

- the “alternative documentation” for 1st year students having income and assets in countries other than Italy who have not obtained and uploaded in good time the ISEEU certification issued by the CAF partnered with the University.

The applicant student is responsible for checking that the credits obtained are actually registered by August 10, 2018 and enrolling in the academic year by August 31, 2018. If the conditions described above are not met, the assignment is lost and students who have already checked in must leave the residence by August 31, 2018. Students who have forfeited their housing due to insufficient academic merit may submit an application for “new admission - residual assignments” and if assigned a room at reduced rate commencing from October they will pay the rate scheduled for their ISU bracket. Requests are only considered if there are actually rooms available.

3.1.4 - Housing renewal criteria from A/Y 2019-20

Renewal of housing for students enrolled in the first year in the A/Y 2018-19 and who enroll in the second year in A/Y 2019-20, is guaranteed for those who:

- are already resident at reduced rate when the application for reduced rate housing renewal for the A/Y 2019-20 is opened; - duly submit the application; - have the set economic requirements; - have the merit requirements indicated below.

Merit requirements. Students assigned reduced rate housing in the A/Y 2018-19 enrolled in the first year of the program in the A/Y 2018-19, in order to renew their housing for the A/Y 2019-20, must have, at August 10 of each year, the merit requirements summarized in the table below.

MERIT CRITERIA FOR REDUCED RATE FIRST YEAR STUDENTS A/Y 2018-19

Bachelor programs (CDL) Integrated Master programs (CLMG) Number of required credits at August 10 Program year Maximum usable bonus Number of Year credits Renewal for 2nd year (CDL/CLMG) 2019 49 5 credits Renewal for 3rd year (CDL/CLMG) 2020 95 12 credits if not already used Renewal for 1st year F.C. (CDL) 2021 150 15 credits if not already used (only disabled students) Renewal for 4th year (CLMG) 2021 150 15 credits if not already used

Renewal for 5th year (CLMG) 2022 220 15 credits if not already used

Renewal for 1st year F.C. (CLMG) 2023 274 15 credits if not already used (only disabled students)

Master of Science programs

Renewal for 2nd year 2019 50 15 credits if not already used Renewal for 1st year F.C. 2020 94 15 credits if not already used (only disabled students)

To achieve the minimum merit requirements, all students enrolled in program years after the first may use, in addition to the credits actually obtained, a “bonus” by the following methods:

- If students have never used the bonus, they may claim bonus credits as indicated in the above table. Using the bonus interrupts the right to accrue additional bonus credits;

- If students have already used the bonus, they may in any case benefit from any residual credits not used in the year in which the bonus was used.

Students enrolled in Master of Science programs may use the residual bonus not used during the Bachelor program. The bonus is 15 credits if it has never been used during the Bachelor program.

For students who are enrolled in the 3rd year of a Bachelor program in the A/Y 2020-2021 and who intend to enroll in the 1st year of a Master of Science program in the A/Y 2021-2022, the merit requirements do not apply and the renewal will only be subject to meeting the economic requirements indicated in the relevant regulations.

3.2 FULL RATE: NEW ADMISSION APPLICATION FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS

For new admission applications for first year students at full rate for A/Y 2018-19, rooms previously not occupied by renewals for any reason or by assignments at reduced rate are made available, in the number of at least 500.

3.2.1 Requirements for submitting application

Students in possession of the requirements established in point 1.3 may submit the new admission to full rate housing application. Students enrolling for the first time in the A/Y 2018-19 in the 1st year of the following programs may submit the new full rate admission application defined here:

o a Bachelor program; o an Integrated Master program; o a Master of Science program; o a PhD program at the Bocconi University.

Only students with a disability equal to or greater than 66% may submit an application irrespective of the municipality of residence.

Reasons for exclusion

The full rate housing assignment will exclude students who, in the A/Y 2018-19:

- enrolling on a Master degree program, have already obtained a four-year qualification higher than Bachelor level;

- repeat or have repeated the enrollment in a program year already attended, even for transfers of Bachelor, Integrated Master, Master of Science or PhD programs or for changes of faculty and/or university campus;

- students participating in double degree programs, selected or enrolled in the program by the partner University (DDIB CEU-Bocconi program, Double/Joint Degree programs), as they are not in possession of the requirements provided by the application requirements and regulations;

- are resident in one of the “on campus” or “commuting” municipalities in accordance with Attachment D;

- enroll in a year after the first in the A/Y 2018-19. 3.2.2 Timescales and method for submitting application and assignment

The new admission application for first year students provides two accesses to the online procedure:

 First Access: from June 13, 2018 at 12.00 (noon) to June 14, 2018 at 12.00 (noon) Italian time, mandatory deadline.

1) Access the online procedure available at the website pages Fees, Funding and Housing by entering the credentials (user ID and password) already used for the enrollment application;

2) Complete and confirm the application as soon as possible.

The first 100 applicants will be positioned in the first slot; the next 100 in the second slot and so on.

Considering the overall number of places available in this phase and the gender of the applicants (students must be of the same sex in rooms with shared bathrooms) indicatively those in the first 5/6 slots will be able to make the second access, while those in subsequent slots will be notified that there are no more places available in this phase.

 Second Access: based upon the slot assigned at the end of the first access

During the second access, students may access the system based upon the opening period of the slot to which they have been assigned. Those in slot 1 have priority access over those in slot 2 and so on. All those belonging to the same slot have the same timescales and method of selecting the remaining available rooms.

In this phase, all students assigned to the same slot may at the same time view the types of available room and select the preferred room until there are no more places available for each site and/or room type.

Rooms with shared bathroom may only be assigned to students of the same sex and therefore the applicant's gender may limit room availability.

Once the chosen option has been selected, students must confirm the reservation and upload the “Housing Acceptance” and the signed Residence Regulations.

In order for the reservation to become a final room booking, students must, by the deadlines communicated when making the reservation: a) Pay the €500 security deposit by the methods published online; b) Upload the security deposit payment receipt; c) Conclude the online procedure.

If the housing is not accepted and the security deposit is not paid by the indicated deadline, the assignment will be forfeited.

The office checks the uploaded documents and assigns the reserved room for the A/Y 2018-19. If the student withdraws from the housing assignment following this procedure, the conditions on withdrawal (section 6) shall apply.

Any rooms available at the end of the assignments will once again be made available to all students, both first years and those enrolled in years after the first, in the application “New housing admissions - residual assignments” commencing from 3pm on 08/28/2018 (section 4). 21

Students enrolled in the first year of the program in the A/Y 2018-19, assigned full rate housing, may confirm the housing in subsequent years based upon the provisions of point 3.2.3.

3.2.3 Housing renewal criteria from the A/Y 2019-20

The housing renewal for students enrolled in the first year in the A/Y 2018-19 and who enroll in the second year in the A/Y 2019-20, is guaranteed for those who:

- are students housed already at full rate when the full rate housing renewal application for the A/Y 2019-20 is opened; - duly submit the application; - have the merit requirements indicated below.

Merit requirements.

Students assigned full rate housing in the A/Y 2018-19 enrolled in the first year of the program in the A/Y 2018-19, to confirm their housing for the A/Y 2019-20, must be in possession, at August 10 of each year, of the merit requirements summarized in the table below.

MERIT CRITERIA FOR REDUCED RATE FIRST YEAR STUDENTS A/Y 2018-19

Bachelor programs (CDL) Integrated Master programs (CLMG) Number of required credits at August 10 Program year Maximum usable bonus Number of Year credits Renewal for 2nd year (CDL/CLMG) 2019 49 5 credits Renewal for 3rd year (CDL/CLMG) 2020 95 12 credits if not already used Renewal for 1st year F.C. (CDL) 2021 150 15 credits if not already used (only disabled persons) Renewal for 4th year (CLMG) 2021 150 15 credits if not already used

Renewal for 5th year (CLMG) 2022 220 15 credits if not already used Renewal for 1st year F.C. (CLMG) 2023 274 15 credits if not already used (only disabled persons)

Master of Science programs

Renewal for 2nd year 2019 50 15 credits if not already used Renewal for 1st year F.C. 2020 94 15 credits if not already used (only disabled persons)

For students enrolled in the 3rd year of a Bachelor program in the A/Y 2020-2021 intending to enroll in the 1st year of a Master of Science program in the A/Y 2021-2022, the merit requirements do not have to be met.

For program changes, for the purposes of calculating the merit, only credits valid for the study program for which the benefit is requested will be considered, namely for the Bachelor, Master or Integrated Master program in which the student is enrolled in the A/Y 2018-19, will be considered. To achieve the minimum merit requirements, all students enrolled in program years after the first may use, in addition to credits actually achieved, a “bonus” by the following methods:

- If students have never used the bonus, they may claim bonus credits as indicated in the above table. Using the bonus interrupts the right to accrue additional bonus credits

- If students have already used the bonus, they may in any case benefit from any residual credits not used in the year in which the bonus was used. Students enrolled in Master of Science programs may use the residual bonus not used during the Bachelor program. The bonus is 15 credits if it has never been used during the Bachelor program.

3.3 - FULL RATE: NEW ADMISSION APPLICATION FOR LATER YEARS

For the new full rate admission application for subsequent years, rooms previously not occupied by RENEWALs and new admissions already completed are made available.

3.3.1 – Requirements for submitting application

Students in possession of the requirements established in point 1.3 may submit the application for new full rate housing admission for the A/Y 2018-19. The application for new full rate admission defined here may be submitted by students:

• enrolling for the first time in the A/Y 2018-19 on a regular program year after the first of:

- a Bachelor program; - an Integrated Master program; - a Master of Science program; - a PhD program at the Bocconi University.

• and who have not already been assigned housing for the A/Y 2018-19.

Only students with disability equal to or greater than 66% may submit an application irrespective of the municipality of residence.

Reasons for exclusion

The full rate housing assignment will exclude students who, in the A/Y 2018-19:

- are already in possession of a qualification of equivalent or higher level than the program for which the full rate housing is requested for the academic year 2018-19, achieved in Italy or abroad (including qualifications issued prior to the implementation of Italian Ministerial Decree 509/1999); - enrolling on a Master degree program, have already obtained a four-year qualification higher than Bachelor level; - repeat or have repeated the enrollment in a program year already attended, even for transfers of Bachelor, Integrated Master, Master of Science or PhD programs or for changes of faculty and/or university campus; - students participating in double degree programs, selected or enrolled in the program by the partner University (DDIB CEU-Bocconi program, Double/Joint Degree programs), as they are not in possession of the requirements provided by the application requirements and regulations; - are resident in one of the “on campus” or “commuting” municipalities in accordance with Attachment D.

3.3.2 - Timescales and method for submitting application and assignment The new admission application for students of subsequent years provides two accesses to the online procedure:  First Access: from July 2, 2018 at 12:00 (noon) to July 3, 2018 at 12:00 (noon) Italian time, mandatory deadline.

1) Access the online procedure available at the website pages Fees, Funding and Housing by entering the credentials (user ID and password) used to access the Agenda yoU@B;

2) Complete and confirm the application as soon as possible. The first 50/80 applicants will be positioned in the first chosen slot; the next 50/80 in the second slot, and so on. Considering the overall number of places available in this phase and the gender of the applicants (students must be of the same sex in rooms with shared bathrooms) indicatively those in the first 3/4 slots will be able to make the second access, while those in subsequent slots will be notified that there are no more places available in this phase.

 Second Access: based upon the slot assigned at the end of the first access

Rooms with shared bathroom may only be assigned to students of the same sex and therefore the applicant's gender may limit room availability.

Once the chosen option has been selected, students must confirm the reservation and upload the ”Housing Acceptance” and the signed Residence Regulations.

In order for the reservation to become a final room booking, students must, by the deadlines communicated upon making the reservation:

a) Pay the €500 security deposit according to the methods published online (with the only exception of students housed in the 2017-18 A/Y who have not requested the return of the security deposit previously paid); b) Upload the security deposit payment receipt; c) Conclude the online procedure.

If the housing is not accepted and the security deposit is not paid by the indicated deadline, the assignment will be forfeited.

Students enrolled on the A/Y 2018-19 in a program after the first and assignees for the A/Y 2018-19 of full rate housing following this application (3.3), must check on the application requirements and regulations the A/Y 2019-20 the possibilities of obtaining/confirming the housing for the A/Y.2019-20

Any rooms left at the end of the assignments will once again be made available to all students, both first year students and those enrolled in years after the first, in the housing reservation procedure commencing from the time of 12pm (noon) on 08/28/2018 (section 4).

SECTION 4: NEW HOUSING ADMISSION – RESIDUAL ASSIGNMENTS

4.1 Requirements for submitting application

All students, irrespective of their home address, academic merit, year of program enrolment and family economic status, may submit a new admission application to compete for the residual housing assignments, if they are enrolled for the A/Y 2018-19 in:

- a Bachelor program, Integrated Master program, Master of Science program or PhD - Specialized and SDA Bocconi Master programs, and single programs.

Students resident in “resident” and “commuting” municipalities indicated in Attachment D may therefore also request housing.

On the other hand, students already assigned housing for the A/Y 2018-19, in one of the previous admission phases, may not submit a new admission application for the residual assignments.

4.2 Timescales and methods for submitting application and assignment

Students in possession of the requirements indicated in point 4.1 may access the housing application procedure commencing from 12pm on 08/28/2018 and the availability of new rooms will be updated by the office on every subsequent Tuesday at the time of 12pm. Using the online procedure available at the website pages Fees, Funding and Housing the available rooms can be checked and the preferred room reserved.

Rooms with shared bathroom may only be assigned to students of the same sex and therefore the applicant's gender may limit room availability.

Once the chosen option has been selected, students must confirm the reservation and upload the ”Housing Acceptance” and the signed residence regulations.

In order for the reservation to become a room assignment, students must, by the deadlines scheduled by the reservation:

a) Pay the €500 security deposit according to the methods published online (with the only exception of students housed in the A/Y 2017-18 who have not requested the return of the security deposit previously paid); b) Upload the security deposit payment receipt; c) Conclude the online procedure.

If the housing is not accepted and the security deposit is not paid by the indicated deadline, the assignment will be forfeited.

Students assigned a type of housing provided also at reduced rate may ask the Office to benefit from the reduced rate only if they are assignees of an ISU Bocconi bracket after the publication of the final ranking of the ISU Bocconi scholarship.

Students who become assignees in this phase for the A/Y 2018-19, later wishing to confirm the room in subsequent academic years, must comply with all merit, income and residence requirements in place at that time for each separate housing admission method.

SECTION 5: TEMPORARY SUBLEASE

Students housed in Bocconi residence halls and taking part in the A/Y 2018-19 in an international program or internship, abroad or in a non-resident city recognized by Bocconi University, may ask to make their residence available to another student, duly enrolled at the Bocconi University in a Bachelor, Integrated Master or Master of Science program, during the period in which they are performing the international experience.

Participation in the international mobility or internship program will be checked by the offices.

Students in the international mobility or internship program are responsible for identifying and indicating the name of a Bocconi student interested in temporarily occupying the housing for the sole duration of the international program.

The housing may be transferred only for full months.

Students temporarily occupying the housing are not required to meet the merit and income requirements.

For full rate rooms, the students taking over will pay for the housing exclusively at full rate (monthly rate).

For reduced rate rooms, the students taking over will pay:

- the monthly rate relating to the ISU bracket, if already assigned or being assigned (according to the rules of the ISU 2018-19 requirements and regulations) for the A/Y 2018-19; - or the full rate.

For students participating in the international mobility or internship program during the A/Y 2018-19, the overall boarding fee for the housing will be determined based upon the monthly rate.

5.1 – Timescales and method of submitting application for temporary sublease of housing

Only 2018-19 assignees who meet all merit and/or income requirements and are enrolled in the A/Y as defined above may apply.

If the requirements are not met and the assignment is later revoked, the transfer is considered to be annulled.

Student transferring their rooms are responsible for any non-payments and are required to refund the University.

The temporary sublease application may be submitted according to the methods made available online and only during the following periods:

 from July 5, 2018 to July 19, 2018 (by students conducting the international experience in the I or II semester A/Y 2018-19);  from November 21, 2018 to December 5, 2018 (only by students conducting the international experience in the II semester A/Y 2018-19).

SECTION 6: WITHDRAWAL

6.1 End of assignment and any withdrawal

By accepting the housing, students undertake to pay the boarding fee for the entire agreed period.

Students assigned housing may withdraw from the assignment on 12/24/2018 subject to communication to the Housing Center via the specific online procedure by and not beyond 12/10/2018.

Students will be charged:

- the €20 resident activity fee; - the 1st installment corresponding to the months from September to December; - the €500 security deposit which will be retained irrespective of the reason for the withdrawal.

Commencing from the month of January, students intending to withdraw from the assignment will be required to pay for the housing for the entire agreed period.

6.2 Exceptions

These are the only exceptions to what is provided in point 6.1:

 students enrolled in the first year of the program in the A/Y 2018-19 who decide to withdraw from the assignment due to cancellation of the studies by September 30, 2018. Students will in fact be required to pay only the month of September, and the resident activity fee and €500 security deposit will be retained.

 students who, commencing from the month of January, withdraw from the assignment for the following reasons:

- participation in curricular internships; - Graduation in the March session.

Students may only withdraw early in these two cases, but they will be charged for the full month after the communication of withdrawal and the security deposit will not be returned.

SECTION 7: ATTACHMENTS

Each attachment is an integral part of the Housing Application Requirements and Regulations.

ATTACHMENT A: Bocconi Residence Regulations

Introduction Bocconi Housing assignments are made with the aim of offering off-campus students the possibility to study at Bocconi in a comfortable and scholastic environment. The residences meet a variety of student needs: from the fundamental and practical need to have a stable base from which to attend university to the need to develop social relationships. The Bocconi residences provide an environment for cultural and educational enrichment.

Students are considered personally responsible for misconduct or negligence carried out in violation of the rules of these Regulations and/or the rules of civil coexistence and/or legal provisions or, in any case, any conduct that is contrary to public order. The University assumes no responsibility, including financial responsibility (civil, criminal or administrative) for direct or indirect damage of any nature caused to things and/or persons deriving from the abovementioned conduct.

Article 1

Residents for the entire period of the housing assignment, in accordance with the regulations, will enjoy access to the residence premises within the limits set forth in current regulations and with regard to the rights and freedoms of other students. As housing assignments are strictly non-transferable, an assigned placement shall not be given to, used by or shared with any third parties, even temporarily. A breach of this rule will result in the immediate termination of a resident’s housing assignment, loss of the security deposit and referral to the Disciplinary Board, and may result in civil and criminal penalties for the resident.

Article 2

Residents must practice good and appropriate conduct that is respectful of the personal integrity and dignity of others, as well as the integrity and decorum of the places wherein university life takes place. Residents will not disturb or prevent other residents from living and studying in a comfortable environment in any way. Anyone who does not comply with these regulations will be removed from the Bocconi residences, with the loss of their security deposit and referral to the Disciplinary Board.

Article 3

Residents are responsible for maintaining their assigned rooms in good order, as well as the common areas, furniture and fittings, fixtures and equipment, floors and walls. Bocconi University staff and residence management may undertake periodic inspections of rooms for service purposes. A second key to each room is available for the use of residence management. Residents may not install any door-locking device in their rooms other than that which is in place. Resident students must allow maintenance, cleaning and security staff to have access to their rooms. It is the specific obligation of residents to provide timely communications – through the proper online form – to the head of residence management of any damage or malfunctioning of the housing that s/he is aware of.

Residents must leave their rooms in the same hygienic and sanitary conditions as when they arrived. Any restoration costs are the responsibility of the student and will be reimbursed to the residence manager. In case of default, the security deposit will be withheld until the student has fully complied with his/her obligations.

Article 4 Pursuant to paragraph 7 of Attachmenture 1/A to Italian Law 180 of 18/7/80, no. 406, the use of any kind of stove for heating food, gas heaters or electric heaters with an open heating element, kerosene or coal-burning or other similar heaters, other than those provided, is prohibited in students’ rooms. The use of electrical appliances and similar equipment for heating or cooling is also prohibited.

Article 5 Students may have visitors, within the limits set out in the articles below and on condition that they do not disturb other residents. Visitors must respect the Regulations in force while they are in the building. The resident is responsible for all aspects of his/her guest’s behavior, including disciplinarily with regards to the University, and is responsible for violations of the Regulations carried out by his/her guests. Meetings with non-residents, as well as meetings of residents, must take place in the designated areas. The management may from time to time authorize non-residents to visit rooms, subject to those visitors leaving a valid ID at reception. Visitors must leave the room and the residence building each day by 12am midnight. Any breach will result in the expulsion from the residence with loss of the security deposit and referral to the Disciplinary Board. Management reserves the right to carry out checks and to seek compensation from those responsible for any theft of or damage to furniture, fittings, structures or anything else in their care. The cost of repair of damage caused shall be billed to those responsible.

Article 6 The management of the residence and the related Students’ Commission are responsible for ensuring compliance with the above rules for communal living, and for notifying Bocconi University, where necessary, of any breach that occurs or is repeated, so that the appropriate measures may be taken. Any complaint about staff, service, other residents or any other kind whatsoever, must be made to ISU Bocconi/Fees, Funding and Housing Office, who will pass the complaint on to management. The use of radios, televisions, etc., must not disturb others and may not be used between 12am midnight and 7am.

Article 7 In the case of inappropriate conduct by residents, serious breaches of the Regulations in force, or damage to residence furniture or fittings, management shall report the occurrence to Bocconi University so that the relevant disciplinary measures may be taken. If the responsible party of the damage is not identified, the cost of damage reparations to return items to state of the art conditions will occur as follows: - damage inside the room: billed to the resident assigned that room; - damage inside the apartment: billed to all residents of that apartment; - damage on a floor: billed to all residents of that floor; - damage in the common areas: billed all residents of the residence.

Article 8 Repeated absence without a reason given will result in permanent eviction of the resident from the accommodation building.

Article 9 A resident’s housing assignment will be automatically and immediately terminated in the event: - the resident transfers to another university; - the resident withdraws from Bocconi; - the resident graduates. In this case, the accommodation must be left permanently by the end of the same month. The interested party may request to be allowed the possibility of using the accommodation at the full rate until the end of the housing assignment; - the resident incurs disciplinary sanctions greater than an official reprimand; - the resident is responsible for serious violations of the Bocconi Housing regulations; - the resident does not complete the housing fee payment within 40 days from its deadline. Such students will lose the right to apply for a housing placement for the entire duration of her/his program of studies and will have to vacate his/her assigned room immediately. The academic career will be released only after the student has submitted proof of payment for the pending fees.

Article 10 Resident students who are behind on their payments, or who have been removed from the residence for disciplinary or other reasons, must remove all their property from the building after Bocconi University has exercised its rights over it pursuant to Article 2760 of the Italian Civil Code. If students do not comply with this regulation, residence staff has the right to seize items left behind on the premises, where they will be held for a year for the owner to collect them. Regarding the operation and the possible necessity to open any wardrobes or drawers, a report will be made, witnessed by two persons and a representative of Bocconi University.

Article 11 Bocconi University is not responsible for any goods, valuables, money, etc., that residents keep in their rooms. Students may request management to store valuable objects in a safe, where this service is available.

Article 12 The accommodation fees are annual and may be paid in advance according to the procedures and by the deadlines communicated to guests when required. If the student does not pay the due housing fee within 20 days from the deadline specified on the MAV, her/his academic career will be blocked: s/he will not be able to take exams or access University services, such as the library or the dining hall. The academic career will be released only after the student has submitted proof of payment for the pending fees.

Article 13 Newly assigned residents must pay a housing deposit of €500.00. This deposit shall be returned to the student, without interest, when the student permanently leaves the assigned housing, on condition that the student has no outstanding debts to the University or to the management. The security deposit will not be returned if the student leaves the residence early for personal reasons, and will be kept as a deposit in case of default. The security deposit may also be used to contribute towards compensation for any damage caused to residence facilities as well as to returning the room to proper hygienic and sanitary conditions and maintaining the room in good order.

Article 14

The accommodation agreement shall be exclusively between resident students and the management of the residence. With regard to the agreement between residence management and residents, reference is made to the laws that regulate the agreements between hotel proprietors and their clientele.

Article 15 Each year student residents in the Bocconi residences will autonomously elect two representatives for each building for relations with Bocconi University and the management.

Article 16 1. The opening of emergency doors is prohibited. 2. The tampering with fire extinguishers or any other security system is prohibited. 3. The obstruction of external and internal emergency stairs is prohibited. These passageways must always be kept completely clear. 4. The drying of clothes on balconies or from windows is prohibited. This is only permitted in the bathrooms. 5. The storage of bulky objects or items which could damage the building, apartment, room or common area and fittings, walls or floors (e.g., skis, bicycles, trunks, etc.) is prohibited. 6. The soiling, blocking or occupying the building entrance or other passageways in any way with materials or furnishings of any kind whatever, even temporarily, is prohibited. 7. The throwing of water or any objects out of windows, balconies or rooftops is prohibited. 8. The use and/or storage of electrical appliances in rooms and apartments other than those provided is prohibited. 9. Disturbing other residents with excessive noise by yelling, watching television or listening to the radio, etc., is prohibited. 10. The removal of furniture or fittings from rooms, apartments or common areas is prohibited. 11. Animals are not permitted in residence rooms or apartments. 12. The use of balconies for storage is prohibited. 13. The throwing of or disposal of bulky objects or substances in toilets or sinks is prohibited. 14. The possession of flammable, explosive or corrosive materials in rooms or materials which could harm or cause danger to persons or objects is prohibited. 15. The use of the elevator by anyone who is unfamiliar with its operation, or by children unaccompanied by an adult is prohibited. 16. The use of emergency exits is prohibited, with the exception of emergencies. 17. Receiving collect telephone calls is prohibited. The placing of operator-connected calls is prohibited. 18. The replacement of the telephone provided with a different telephone is prohibited. 19. The abuse of alcoholic beverages is prohibited. 20. Hosting external guests in the residences between 12am midnight and 7am is strictly prohibited. Student guests who do not comply with this rule will lose the Housing Service benefit, lose the security deposit and be referred to the Disciplinary Board. 21. Smoking is prohibited in all places of the residences as foreseen and sanctioned by Art. 51 of Italian Law 16.01.2003. no. 3. 22. Entering and exiting from windows or other openings not intended for use as a door is prohibited. 23. It is prohibited to cross any security perimeters in the residences. 24. Entering and/or using areas not intended for residents is prohibited. In particular, using doors and/or windows overlooking ledges and/or moveable or fixed structures designated for cleaning facades and windows is prohibited.

Article 17 It is prohibited to have parties in rooms and common areas in the residences. However, meetings may be held in order to socialize with no more than 20 participants (residents and external guests 33

included), upon request to the Housing Center at least 3 business days in advance, indicating the guest list and the meeting supervisor who will account for possible problems or damage, including with disciplinary action. However, residence gatherings, debates among residents, tournaments and movie discussion groups may be organized, unless music and alcoholic drinks are expected.

Article 18 Bocconi University reserves the right to transfer guests, even during the year, to another residence hall at the rate required for the new residence.

Article 19 Residents who do not follow the rules in these Regulations will be reported to the Rector of Bocconi University for disciplinary provisions which could lead to permanent eviction from the residence, loss of the security deposit and referral to the Disciplinary Board, and for the revocation of scholarships or any other financial assistance.

Article 20 Internet connection is a common service for all Bocconi residents. A proper use is recommended, avoiding overuse with a connection for too long and/or over-download. This in respect of everyone’s right to use it equally. Therefore, in the event of excessive traffic both for academic and personal reasons, internet connection may not be guaranteed in full and/or some sites may not be available. Regarding the use of internet: - in residences a maximum of two devices receiving data is allowed (e.g. PCs, smartphones and tablets) for each guest; - it is strictly forbidden to connect routers or other devices with a similar function to the residence network: any devices with router functions discovered in housing units will be sequestered and the student responsible for the housing unit will be subject to a fine of 100 euros; - any improper use of the network and in particular, illegal downloading and use of content covered by copyright, will amount to cause for referral to the Disciplinary Board;

The University reserves the right to prohibit use of the residence internet coverage for defined periods for students who are responsible for violating these regulations or uses that penalize other guests in the residence in the use of available network.

Article 21 €20.00 for resident activities will be added to the first payment made each year. This contribution will be included in the shared fund for each residence and may be used for the resident activity fund and the regular or occasional maintenance of the building, furniture and equipment. This fund can only be used by request of the student representatives in each housing facility by agreement with the ISU Bocconi Director.

Article 22 The student ID card for entrance and the room key are personal and non-transferrable. In the event of loss, theft or damage of the student ID card or room key, the interested party must submit a self-certification and will be charged € 10.00 by the residence manager for a new copy of the student ID card or key to be made.

Article 23 During the summer and winter closures, rooms are made available to Bocconi University and the residence management for maintenance work and/or painting. Personal items should be removed from floors, shelves and walls. Please remember that Bocconi University and the residence management are not responsible for any items left in the rooms. 34

Article 24 Students may not request a room assignment change at any time.

Article 25 Regulations for the use of common areas with kitchens: 1. The use of areas in the residence used as kitchens is authorized for personal use only; 2. Equipment, areas and spaces available must be cleaned appropriately after each use by the user; 3. Only packaged foods may be used; meals including breakfast must be prepared without any manipulation of the food, which must be only heated and not cooked; 4. Preservation must be in line with the label instructions on food purchased individually outside the facility; 5. Personal foods may not be transferred free of charge or upon payment and/or shared with third parties.

Bocconi University and the Management of the residence are therefore exonerated of any liability related to the consuming of food within the residence facility.

Article 26 Regulations for the use of areas designated for exercising in the residences, where available. Guests of the residence where an area is dedicated to exercising with equipment installed by students agree to the following: a. That they will use the equipment available in the gym only when they are fully aware of the correct methods of use of the same; b. That they will exercise in the area provided at their own risk and that they will assume any responsibility for any damage caused to themselves or to third parties when exercising. c. That, in the event of any accidents, they therefore forfeit any claim for compensation from third parties and, in particular, Bocconi University and that it shall be released from any and all related liability.

ATTACHMENT B: Verification of Financial Status and Validation of Economic Information Provided (Italian Presidential Decree 445/2000, article 71)

For the purposes of ascertaining an applicant’s financial status, ISU Bocconi will avail itself of the means provided for by law, in particular article 22 of Italian Law 390 of 2 December 1991, and article 71 of Italian Presidential Decree 445 of 28 December 2000, and will request supporting documentation attesting to the veracity of the declaration (Form 730, Consolidated Form, VAT declaration, etc.).

By agreement with the Lombardy Region Revenue Office, Ministry of Finance, the accuracy of the self-certification provided by students who are deemed eligible for financial services or provision of services through open competition will be checked, pursuant to current laws and in particular article 71 of Italian Presidential Decree 445/2000.

Furthermore, information regarding ISU beneficiaries will be sent to the National Institute of Social Security and to the Department of Labor and Social Policy according to Govt. Decree no. 78 of 31 May 2010. If an applicant’s declaration is false, sanctions will be applied pursuant to articles 75 and 76 of Italian Presidential Decree 445/2000 in addition to the sanctions foreseen by Art. 10 contained in Italian Law 68/2012 and in particular: 1. In the delay of implementation of regulations referred to in article 38, paragraph 2, of the Italian Law-Decree no. 78 of 31 May 2010, converted, with changes from Italian Law no. 122 of 30 July 2010, organizations referred to in article 3, paragraph 1, check the veracity of the family situation declared by the student by comparing the income and asset information declared by recipients of actions with the information in possession of the Internal Revenue Service IT system. For that end, universities, higher education artistic, musical and dance institutions and service provider organizations are given the power to directly access the Interexchange Tax Registry System of Local Organizations (SIATEL) at the Internal Revenue Service, upon stipulation of the appropriate agreement.

2. Service provider organizations send the lists of recipients of the same Financial Administration and can request them to carry out fiscal verifications and checks. The members of the family household of students benefiting from services are included in the categories that they are subject to, pursuant to applicable regulations, with maximum controls.

3. Without finding themselves in the conditions established by the state and regional regulations, anyone who submits false declarations, either regarding themselves or members of their family household, in order to make use of related actions, is subject to a considerable administrative sanction in the payment of an amount three times the amount collected, or the value of the services unduly utilized, and loses the right to obtain other grants for the duration of the study program, without prejudice to in any case the application of sanctions referred to in article 38, paragraph 3 of the Italian Law-Decree no. 78 of 31 May 2010, converted, with changes from Italian Law no. 122 of 30 July 2010, as well as criminal laws for the actions making up the crime.

Pursuant to article 2947 of the Italian Civil Code, checks will be carried out within 5 years starting from the last undue use and resulting from self-certification that was revealed to be false. Bocconi University reserves the right to implement disciplinary sanctions and, if details regarding a crime are recognized (article 331 of Italian CPP), report it to legal authorities.

ATTACHMENT C: Information on the Use of Personal Information and Rights of the Applicant

Based on Italian Law 196 of 30 June 2003, “Code Regarding the Protection of Personal Information” and the EU Regulation 2016/679 in force since May 25th 2018, the correctness and transparency of the use of personal information and the protection of confidentiality is guaranteed within the limits of the law.

Personal information acquired through application:

1. must, of necessity, be provided to determine the financial status of the applicant’s immediate and nuclear family and to determine whether they meet the requirements for access to reduced rate housing in accordance with the criteria set forth in these Housing Application and Regulations; 2. is collected by Bocconi University through the ISU Bocconi Student Services Office and used, including electronically, only for the purposes of allocating the benefit requested and to verify the conditions for disbursement, and in all cases for legal purposes; 3. may be exchanged with public bodies (including, for example, the Lombardy Region, the Ministry of Finance, the Italian Revenue Office and the Guardia di Finanza) for the purposes of legitimate checks.

Information will be only preserved for the time and the purpose for which they have been collected. The applicant may go to ISU Bocconi/Fees, Funding and House Office at any time to check his/her information and update, supplement, rectify or cancel it, seek a block on or object to its consideration, if the use of the documents are in breach of Italian Law 196/2003 and the GDPR 2018. Bocconi University is the nominated handler of information. The Data Protection Officer (DPO) is Dr. Michelangela Verardi Director, Bocconi Legal Office.

ATTACHMENT D: List of Municipalities – “resident” and “commuting” students

List of resident cities: Milano, Arese, Assago, Bareggio, Basiglio, Bollate, Bresso, Buccinasco, Cesano Boscone, Cinisello Balsamo, Cologno Monzese, Cormano, Cornaredo, Corsico, Cusago, Cusano M.no, Locate Triulzi, Novate M.se, Opera, Pero, Peschiera Borromeo, Pieve Emanuele, Pioltello, Rho, Rozzano, S. Donato M.se, S. Giuliano M.se, Segrate, Sesto S.G., Settimo M.se, Trezzano sul Naviglio, Vimodrone.

List of commuting cities: Abbadia Cerreto, Abbiategrasso, Agnadello, Agrate Brianza, Aicurzio, Airuno, Albairate, Albiate, Albizzate, Almè, Alzano Lombardo, Antegnate, Appiano Gentile, Arcene, Arconate, Arcore, Arluno, Arona, Arosio, Arsago Seprio, Arzago D’Adda, Azzano S. Paolo, Bagnolo Cremasco, Bariano, Barlassina, Barzago, Barzanò, Bascapè, Basiano, Bastida Pancarana, Battuda, Bellinzago Lombardo, Bellusco, Beregazzo Con Figliaro., Bereguardo, Bergamo, Bernareggio, Bernate Ticino, Besana Brianza, Besate, Besnate, Biassono, Bienate, Binago, Binasco, Boffalora D’Adda, Boffalora Sopra Ticino, Boltiere, Bonate Sopra, Bonate Sotto, Borgarello, Borghetto Lodigiano, Borgo San Giovanni, Borgo Lombardo, Bornasco, Bottanuco, Bovisio Masciago, Breccia, Bregnano, Brembate, Brembate Sopra, Brembio, Bressana Bottarone, Brignano Gera D’Adda, Briosco, Brivio, Brugherio, Bubbiano, Buguggiate, Bulciago, Bulgarograsso, Burago Di Molgora, Buscate, Busnago, Bussero, Busto Arsizio, Busto Garolfo, Cabiate, Cadorago, Cairate, Calcio, Calco, Calolziocorte, Calusco D’Adda, Calvenzano, Calvignasco, Camairago, Cambiago, Camparada, Canegrate, Canonica D’Adda, Cantù, Capiago Intimiano, Caponago, Capralba, Capriano, Capriate San Gervasio, Caprino Bergamasco, Carate Brianza, Caravaggio, Carbonara Al Ticino, Carbonate, Cardano Al Campo, Carimate, Carnago, Carnate, Caronno Pertusella, Caronno Varesino, Carpiano, Carugate, Carugo, Carvico, Casaletto Lodigiano, Casaletto Vaprio, Casalmaiocco, Casalpusterlengo, Casarile, Casatenovo, Casciago, Caselle Lurani, Casirate D’Adda, Caslino D'erba, Casnate Con Bernate, Casorate Primo, Casorate Sempione, Casorezzo, Cassago Brianza, Cassano D’Adda, Cassano Magnago, Cassina De' Pecchi, Cassina Rizzardi, Cassinetta Lugagnano, Cassolnovo, Castano Primo, Castel Rozzone, Castelcovati, Castellanza, Castello Di Brianza, Castelmarte, Castelnuovo Bocca D’Adda, Castelnuovo Bozzente, Castelseprio, Castiglione D’Adda, Castiglione Olona, Castiraga Vidardo, Castrezzato, Castronno, Cavacurta, Cava Manara, Cavaria Con Premezzo, Cavenago Brianza, Cavenago D’Adda, Cerano, Ceranova, Ceriano Laghetto, Cermenate, Cernusco Lombardone, Cernusco Sul Naviglio, Cerro Al Lambro, Cerro Maggiore, Certosa Di Pavia, Cervignano D’Adda, Cesano Maderno, Cesate, Chiari, Chignolo D'isola, Cirimido, Ciserano, Cislago, Cisliano, Cividate Al Piano, Coccaglio, Codogno, Cogliate, Colle Brianza, Colnago, Cologno Al Serio, Colturano, Comazzo, Como, Comun Nuovo, Concorezzo, Copiano, Corbetta, Cornate D’Adda, Cornegliano Laudense, Corno Giovine, Corno Vecchio, Correzzana, Corte Palasio, Cortenuova, Costa Masnaga, Covo, Crema, Cremella, Cremosano, Crespiatica, Cucciago, Cuggiono, Cura Carpignano, Curno, Dairago, Dalmine, Desio, Dolzago, Dovera, Dresano, Ello, Erba, Fagnano Olona, Fara Gera D’Adda, Fara Olivana Con Sola, Fenegrò, Ferno, Figino Serenza, Filago, Fino Mornasco, Fombio, Fontanella, Fontanella, Fornovo S. Giovanni, Gaggiano, Galbiate, Galgagnano, Gallarate, Galliate, Gambolò, Garbagnate Milanese, Gazzada Schianno, Gerenzano, Gessate, Giussago, Giussano, Gorgonzola, Gorla Maggiore, Gorla Minore, Gorle, Gornate Olona, Graffignana, Grandate, Gravellona Lomellina, Grezzago, Gropello Cairoli, Guanzate, Guardamiglio, Gudo Visconti, Imbersago, Induno Olona, Inverigo, Inveruno, Inzago, Isso, Jerago Con Orago, Lacchiarella, Lainate, Lallio, Lambrugo, Landriano, Lardirago, Lazzate, Lecco, Legnano, Lentate Sul Seveso, Lesmo, Levate, Limbiate, Limido Comasco, Linarolo, Liscate, Lissone, Livraga, Locate Varesino, Lodi, Lodi Vecchio, Lomagna, Lomazzo, Lonate Ceppino, Lonate Pozzolo, Longone Al Segrino, Lozza, Luisago, Lurago D'erba, Lurago Marinone, Lurano, Lurate Caccivio, Macherio, Madone, Magenta, Magherno, Magnago, Mairano (Casaletto Lodigiano), Mairano (Noviglio), Maleo, Malgrate, Malnate, Marcallo Con Casone, Marcignago, Mariano Comense, Marnate, Martinengo, Marudo, Marzano, Masate, Massalengo, Meda, Mediglia, Melegnano, Melzo, Merate, Merlino, Merone, Mesero, Mezzago, Misano Di Gera D’Adda, Misinto, Missaglia, Molteno, Montanaso Lombardo, Montano Lucino, Monte Cremasco, Montevecchia, Monticello Brianza, Monza, Morazzone, Morengo, 38

Morimondo, Mornago, Mortara, Motta Visconti, Mozzate, Mozzo, Muggiò, Mulazzano, Nave, Nerviano, Nibionno, Nosate, Nova Milanese, Novara, Novedrate, Noviglio, Oggiona Con S. Stefano, Oggiono, Olevano Di Lomellina, Olgiate Comasco, Olgiate Molgora, Olgiate Olona, Olginate, Oltrona Di S. Mamette, Origgio, Orio Al Serio, Orio Litta, Ornago, Osio Sopra, Osio Sotto, Osnago, Ospedaletto Lodigiano, Ospitaletto, Ossago Lodigiano, Ossona, Ozzero, Paderno D’Adda, Paderno Dugnano, Pagazzano, Paladina, Palazzo Pignano, Palazzolo Milanese, Pandino, Pantigliate, Parabiago, Parona, Paullo, Pavia, Perego, Pessano Con Bornago, Piacenza, Pieranica, Pieve Fissiraga, Pizzale, Pogliano Milanese, Pognano, Ponte Lambro, Ponte S. Pietro, Pontirolo Nuovo, Pontoglio, Pozzo D’Adda, Pozzuolo Martesana, Pregnana Milanese, Presezzo, Pumenengo, Quintano, Ranica, Renate, Rescaldina, Riviera D’Adda, Rivolta D’Adda, Robbiate, Robecchetto Con Induno, Robecco Sul Naviglio, Rodano, Rognano, Romano Di Lombardia, Romentino, Roncaro, Roncello, Ronco Briantino, Rosate, Rovagnate, Rovato, Rovellasca, Rovello Porro, Rudiano, S. Alessio Con Vialone, Salerano Sul Lambro, Samarate, San Colombano Al Lambro, San Fiorano, San Genesio Ed Uniti, San Giorgio Su Legnano, San Martino In Strada, San Martino Siccomario, San Vittore Olona, San Zenone Al Lambro, Santa Maria Hoè, Sant’Angelo Lodigiano, Santo Stefano Ticino, Saronno, Secugnago, Sedriano, Senago, Senna Comasco, Seregno, Seriate, Sesto Calende, Settala, Seveso, Sirone, Sirtori, Siziano, Solaro, Solbiate Arno, Solbiate Comasco, Solbiate Olona, Somaglia, Somma Lombardo, Sommo, Sordio, Sovico, Sozzago, Spino D’Adda, Spirano, Stezzano, Suisio, Sulbiate, Sumirago, Taccona, Tavazzano, Terno D'isola, Terranova Dei Passerini, Torlino Vimercati, Torre Boldone, Torre D'arese, Torre D'isola, Torrevecchia Pia, Tradate, Travacò Siccomario, Trecate, Trescore Cremasco, Treviglio, Treviolo, Trezzano Rosa, Trezzo D’Adda, Tribiano, Triuggio, Trivolzio, Trovo, Truccazzano, Turano Lodigiano, Turate, Turbigo, Uboldo, Urago D’Oglio, Urgnano, Usmate Velate, Vaiano Cremasco, Vailate, Valbrembo, Valera Fratta, Valgreghentino, Valle Salimbene, Valmadrera, Vanzago, Vaprio D’Adda, Varedo, Varese, Vedano Al Lambro, Vedano Olona, Veduggio Con Colzano, Vellezzo Bellini, Venegono Inferiore, Venegono Superiore, Veniano, Verano Brianza, Verdellino, Verdello, Verderio Inferiore, Verderio Superiore, Vergiate, Vermezzo, Vernate, Vertemate Con Minoprio, Vidigulfo, Viganò, Vigevano, Vignate, Villa Cortese, Villa Guardia, Villa Raverio, Villanova D'Ardenghi, Villanova Sillaro, Villanterio, Villasanta, Vimercate, Vistarino, Vittuone, Vizzolo Predabissi, Voghera, Zanica, Zeccone, Zelo Buon Persico, Zelo Surrigone, Zerbolò, Zibido San Giacomo, Zinasco Nuovo.

ATTACHMENT E: ISEEU parificato Certificate

International students with or without residence in Italy who are not independent and with family members who are residents abroad must have an ISEEU parificato Certificate in order to request access to benefits for equal access to university studies for the 2018-2019 a.y.

This document may only be requested at the Centro Servizi Fiscali (CSF) of Milan, which has an agreement with Bocconi University, in Corso di Porta Vittoria 43.

Informational support is available to students by phone at the number +39 02540211, Mondays through Fridays from 9:00am to 12:30pm and from 1:30 to 5:30pm. Students may also request an in-person appointment using their weekly electronic agenda (appointments can be made by phone or on the website). It is therefore the student’s responsibility to schedule a meeting with the CSF in a timely manner. The “ISEEU parificato” certificate will be issued during the meeting, unless the documentation provided is incomplete or non-compliant.

The following documents are required for the issuance of the ISEEU parificato certificate: 1. Copy of a valid ID (i.e. passport, identity card) and fiscal code; 2. Document attesting the composition of the student’s family household; 3. Income tax declaration for the 2016 calendar year for each member of the family household (the document must clearly attest the incomes referred to the 2016 calendar year. If during 2016 one or more members of the family household of age have not earned any income, a document certifying this is required; 4. Official document attesting ownership of real estate of any family household members as of 31.12.2017 with indication of the square meters (the document must be released by the relevant authority on this subject). If in 2017 no real estate was owned by the family, it is necessary to provide a certificate attesting the absence of properties for every member of age of the family household; 5. Official documents attesting movable assets of the family household as of 31.12.2017: • balance of bank and/or deposit accounts, • account balance of shares, dividends, shareholdings, • financial statement provided by Bocconi University attesting equity of business activities to be filled out by the accountant in charge of tax assistance

The abovementioned documents must be: • Issued by the relevant authorities of the country where income was earned; • Legalized by the qualified local Italian diplomatic or consular authorities of the given country or with the Apostille stamp; • Documents mentioned above, issued in foreign language, must be provided together with a compliant Italian translation, certified by qualified local Italian diplomatic representatives or by an official translator.

The calculation of the parameters will be carried out only if documents submitted by students are issued by the competent authorities in the country where income was earned. Please note: the CSF will not calculate the “ISEEU parificato” should one of the following situations occur: - Income documents not referring to the 2016 calendar year; - Documents attesting real estate ownership not referring to the 2017 calendar year; - Documents non translated into Italian by an official translator; Documents released by private entities and not by the competent authorities in the country where income was earned. 40