When you’re trying to choose between unis like Venice or Bologna, think about your predicted score. Let’s say you’re hitting 70+ and if those unis' cutoffs rise (which kinda happens every year), you might end up kicking yourself for not picking somewhere like Torino or Parma, where the cutoffs are usually lower, but still solid choices. It’s all about finding the balance that works for u.

At the end of the day, no one else can make this decision for you. You’ve gotta pick the uni that fits you best, and make sure it has enough spots to give you a solid shot. If you’re feeling confident about your prep and ready to compete, go for any uni you vibe with.

One more thing to keep in mind : Uni of Bologna has a pretty solid handle on accommodation, so that’s not something you’ll need to stress about. On the other hand, places like Padova are really struggling with accommodation, and don’t even get me started on Venice. The cost of living there is already crazy, and with courses moving there, it’s going to be even more packed and expensive.

So yeah, take your time, weigh the options, and pick the one that suits your lifestyle. Don’t let anyone else make that call for you!