RollSAT calculates a transparent unofficial raw score from SAT and GPA, then compares it with programme benchmark anchors without pretending to know your exact admission probability.
Turkce sayfaTo estimate a Bocconi profile with SAT, calculate SAT / 1600 x 55 plus GPA / scale x 45. RollSAT does this free calculation, labels the result as an unofficial estimated raw score, and compares it with clearly limited benchmark anchors for programmes such as BIEM, BIEF and Global Law. Bocconi does not publish exact programme cutoffs or admission probabilities.
RollSAT uses the public weighting as a transparent planning estimate. A 1560 SAT and 77/100 GPA gives 53.625 test points plus 34.65 GPA points: 88.28 out of 100.
A raw score is only useful when compared with a programme. RollSAT shows programme distance and qualitative risk labels instead of fake exact probabilities.
If your raw score is below the target programme zone, the fastest lever is often SAT improvement. RollSAT connects the calculator to free SAT practice so the estimate turns into a study plan.
No. RollSAT is independent and unofficial. It uses Bocconi's public 55% test and 45% GPA weighting, but its SAT normalization, programme benchmarks, and risk labels are not official Bocconi cutoffs.
No. RollSAT does not show exact admission probability because Bocconi does not publish exact programme cutoffs, applicant-pool strength, or the private SAT comparison table.
Use the calculator result to choose a target SAT improvement, then practise weak SAT domains with filtered questions. Raising SAT can move the 55% test-score part of the estimated raw score quickly.