1.    For those who are successful or eligible. Whoever is a successful or eligible candidate in the ranking for the award of the DiscoLazio scholarships is obliged, if they do not fall within more favourable reduction rates as per art. 20, to only pay a contribution equal to €30, plus the regional tax and stamp duty of €16.00.

The status of "DiscoLazio holder" (Borsista DiscoLazio) must be entered on Infostud before generating the amount for payment of the first instalment.

1.    Disability exemption. Those enrolled in the first year or in years subsequent to the first, with a recognised disability pursuant to Article 3, paragraphs 1 and 3 of Law no. 104 of February 5, 1992, or with a recognised civil invalidity, are only required to pay the stamp duty of €16 and are exempt from paying tuition fees pursuant to the resolution of the Board of Governors of July 23, 2019. Exemption is also provided for enrolment in single courses pursuant to Article 41 of these Regulations (Board of Governors resolution of October 28, 2021).

1.    Declaration of Specific Learning Difficulty on Infostud. Students with Specific Learning Difficulties follow the enrolment rules for all students and must declare their status on Infostud.

1.    Contribution of €30 for study merit. Candidates listed below pay a €30 one-off contribution (plus €140 regional tax, plus €16 stamp duty):

1. Distance-learning programmes. Sapienza University of Rome offers a number of distance-learning bachelor's degrees and master's degrees through special agreements with online universities. The fees for these programmes are differentiated as follows:

1.    Reimbursement application. It is possible to request the reimbursement of any tuition fees or fines that are not due (for the current year only) that have been paid within the prescribed deadlines. The application must be submitted on stamped paper by sending a ticket to the Student Affairs Office by connecting to the link tts.uniroma1.it/otrs/customer.pl and filling in the form available in the service "instalments/refund of contributions" (rateizzazioni/rimborso contributi). The application must state:

1.    Payment in six instalments. In the event of proven and documented financial hardship (certified by the Isee 2024 declaration for the right to academic education, which must be lower than the threshold set for the no-tax area, i.e. € 24,000) and arrears (contributions due for years prior to the 2024-2025 academic year) that exceed € 1,500, the University may consider the possibility of granting an instalment payment of the outstanding tuition fees for a maximum of six instalments.

1.    Enrolment as a regular student. Enrolment as a regular student is maintained for the normal duration of the degree programme laid down in the relevant academic system (e.g. 3 years for bachelor's degrees, 2 years for master's degrees).

2.    Enrolment as a fuoricorso student. Fuoricorso enrolment occurs when one exceeds the normal duration of the degree programme without having obtained the educational qualification or without having passed all the exams required for admission to the final degree exam.

1.    When does “forfeiture” occur. Students who are enrolled fuoricorso on degree programmes under the old academic system (prior to Ministerial Decree 509/99) forfeit their student status if they do not sit exams for eight consecutive academic years, pursuant to Article 149 of Royal Decree 1592 of August 31, 1933 (regardless of the payment of contributions).

Forfeiture is automatic and the University is not obliged to inform students of their forfeited status or their imminent forfeiture.