Bachelor Degree in Business Administration and Economics

The dates/calls of the exams  are communicated before the beginning of the academic year, or at least two months before the beginning of the exam sessions following this general scheme:

• 1 (one) exam date/call at the end of the module;
• 2 (two) exam dates/calls in the winter session;
• 2 (two) exam dates/calls in the summer session;
• 1 (two) exam date/call  in the fall session.

The chance to re-sit the examination in a subsequent exam date/call of the same session is granted at the discretion of the professor of each module.

Bookings can only be made through DELPHI.

In here it is possible to find a Booking Tutorial.

The list of bookable exams will be displayed on the Delphi system, as soon as their booking period begins. Registrations usually open one month before the call and close 5 days before. 

Respect the deadlines; a non-registered student is not allowed to sit the exam. In order to regularly book the exam, you have to be regularly enrolled to the academic year (to have respected all the payments deadlines). 

Please note: The system allows booking examinations only to students up to date with payments of the university fees.

Each exam call has to be booked in the DELPHI system, by using this Guide. 

Registrations usually open one month before the call and close 5 days before. 

Respect the deadlines; a non-registered student is not allowed to sit the exam. In order to regularly book the exam, you have to be regularly enrolled to the academic year (to have respected all the payments deadlines). 

If you are not satisfied with the final grade, it is possible to reject the grade and re-take the exam.

It is not possible to re-take the exam once the final mark has been officially registered on DELPHI. 

Please check on Delphi the “Status Bulletins”. All the payments need to be validated, otherwise you cannot book further exam.

If the student is up to date with the payment of the university fees, but the system does not allow the booking to the exam and/or the exam date/call is not included in the list please refer to your Segreteria Didattica (Program Office > bae@economia.uniroma2.it ).

At the end of each module students could have the option to do the final exam (if the course has concluded) or a mid-term (if the course will continue on the second module). The exam can be written, oral or both; the choice is up to the professor.

The student who skips or does not pass these exams, can take the exam in one of the following sessions:

• January - February (winter session)
• June - July (summer session)
• September (autumn session)

If the student pass the final exam, the grade will be automatically registered in DELPHI.

If the student pass the mid-term, he will do the second and final part at the end of the second module or in one of the sessions mentioned above. 

Exams are marked out of thirty.

Exams that are awarded a mark between 0 and 17 out of 30 are considered as failed and therefore must  be repeated; a mark between 18 and 30 out of 30 allows students to obtain the credit points provided for by the programme structure.
Examination Board may award "lode" (cum laude) to students who achieve thirty out of thirty (30/30).
The results of written exams are available on the online notice board of the School of Economics (bacheca online) or as otherwise specified by the professor.

IMPORTANT
Exams can only be taken after the course has ended, respecting the course structure provided by the Programme Office on the website of the course.

Marks are considered valid only after their registration.

After having registred the mark, the student will receive an e-mail confirming details of the exam (date, subject, mark). He/she has to confirm the mark as explained in the email. 

If there is any mistake occured during the registration the student will read it in the mentioned e-mail; in this case please follow the instructions to point out the error.

Once a grade has been officially registered, it is not possible to re-take the exam to modify the final mark.