This page displays the number of students receiving a regional scholarship in Piedmont by academic year and according to other characteristics of the scholarship recipient (e.g., university, study location, nationality). Consult the data:
Source: Observatory processing of EDISU Piemonte data. Survey of December 2022 (a.y. 2022/23).
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A scholarship recipient is defined as someone who benefits from a regional scholarship. Eligible refers to a student who meets the merit and financial requirements to access the scholarship but does NOT receive it due to insufficient financial resources.
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Scholarship recipients are classified as: non-resident if they reside in a municipality other than the one where the degree course is located, which cannot be reached by public transport within 60 minutes, and who takes up paid accommodation in the municipality where the course is held; commuter if they reside in a municipality other than the one where the degree course is located, but which can be reached by public transport within 60 minutes; resident if they reside in the municipality where the degree course is located.
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In the three-year period 2012/13-2014/15, the Piedmont Region introduced the grade point average criterion in order to qualify for a scholarship. It was therefore necessary to include the category excluded due to GPA: in the dataset; these are students enrolled in years subsequent to the first, who met the financial and merit requirements to access the scholarship established by national legislation, but who did not meet the GPA criterion set by the Piedmont Region: in 2012/13, students had to have a weighted grade point average equal to or greater than 25/30; in 2013/14 and 2014/15, the grade point average was differentiated according to the degree course enrolled in.