As far as Jurisprudence is concerned, the Belmelor...

As far as Jurisprudence is concerned, the Belmeloro office (nowadays Andreatta) is well organized, but some classrooms are not very large for the number of students that should host (as it happens for Palazzo Malvezzi) and, in my opinion, this "neo" makes desist some from attending.

Apart from that, there are a good number of services (classrooms, computer rooms - even if not always available -, language courses at very low prices, etc.) that are very useful for those who, as a student (even if not necessarily off-site) ), wants to live a complete experience with some comfort.

Speaking of students, however, I think we pay little attention to the aid (especially economic) to the study. We need to improve the situation from the point of view of contributions and housing, because not everyone has a favorable income situation to be able to keep studying and not everyone can afford to lose months looking for accommodation (everyone knows that finding a home in Bologna is more complicated that find the Holy Grail). I hope, for the freshmen of the future, that everything changes and for the better.