The conversion of results from the Matura exam (the so-called New Matura) taken in the Polish educational system will be carried out on the basis of the number of points calculated according to the following rules:

For study programmes conducted in Polish and English (other than Architecture, Design and Industrial Design Engineering):

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign language} * LP_{foreign language} + 4 * k * LP_additional     

 (1)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics  – Number of points (%) obtained in mathematics

LP_{foreign language}  – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject taken into account for the particular programme

k = 0,5 for the basic level
k =1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 0,5 for the basic level

k_{foreign language} = 1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 1,5 for the bilingual level

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

For programmes taught in English and French, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English or French at the advanced level or at least 30% in English or French at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

The conversion of results from the Matura exam (the so-called New Matura) taken in the Polish educational system will be carried out on the basis of the number of points calculated according to the following rules:

For Architecture programme (conducted in English and Polish), Design and Industrial Design Engineering programmes taught in Polish:

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign_language} * LP_{foreign_language} + 4 * k * LP_additional 
+ LP_{drawing skills exam}                             
(2)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics – number of points (%) obtained in mathematics

LP_{foreign_language}   – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject which is required for particulat programme

LP_{drawing_skills exam} – number of points obtained in the drawing skills exam

k = 0,5 for the basic level
k =1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign_language} = 0,5 for the basic level

k_{foreign language} = 1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 1,5 for the bilingual level

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

For candidates holding a vocational diploma or a diploma confirming vocational qualifications in a profession taught at the technician level, as referred to in the regulations governing the Polish education system, the results shown on the diploma will be taken into account as the LP_additional component in formulas (1) or (2), respectively, using the coefficient k applicable to the basic level.

For candidates holding a diploma confirming vocational qualifications, the number of LP_additional points used in the admission process shall be calculated according to the following formula:

LPadditional =

(3)

where:

LP_additional – the number of credits from one additional subject required of particular programme of study as specified in Annex 1 to this resolution;

Wp_n – number of points (%) obtained in the written part of the vocational examination for the given profession for qualification n;

Wpr_n – number of points (%) obtained in the practical part of the vocational examination for the given profession for qualification n;

n – the number of qualifications assigned to the profession.

NOTE! As part of the admission process, you may be required to take entrance examinations. Please check the "Exams" tab to see if this requirement applies to you.

The qualification of candidates who hold a secondary school certificate or an equivalent document obtained outside the Polish educational system entitling them to apply for admission to first-cycle studies issued abroad will be carried out on the basis of grades converted into LP_subject points according to the formula (7) taking into account weights, subjects and levels:

LP_subject = 30 + 70 * [(O_subject - O_min) / (O_max - O_min)]

(7)
 

where:
LP_subject – the number of points after conversion from the qualifying subject inserted formulea (1) or (2) - available below;
O_subject – the grade in the relevant subject on the secondary school leaving certificate or equivalent document provided it is greater than or equal to O_min;
O_min – the lowest passing grade on the scale in force at the school or institution which issued the certificate;
O_max – the highest passing grade on the scale in force at the school or institution which issued the certificate;
 

In special cases, the method of calculating LP points for individual subjects is determined by the University Recruitment Committee.

The conversion of results based on certificates or examinations obtained outside the Polish education system, other than the IB and EB, will be carried out on the basis of the number of points calculated according to the following rules:

For study programmes conducted in Polish and English (other than Architecture, Design and Industrial Design Engineering):

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign language} * LP_{foreign language} + 4 * k * LP_additional     

 (1)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics  – Number of points (%) obtained in mathematics, calculated according to formula (7).

LP_{foreign language}  – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language,  calculated according to formula (7).

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject taken into account for the particular programme, calculated according to formula (7).

k = 0,5 for the basic level
k =1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 0,5 for the basic level

k_{foreign language} = 1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 1,5 for the bilingual level

The coefficients k and k_{foreign language} in formula (1) are assessed individually depending on the education system and its corresponding level relative to the Polish secondary school leaving examination (Matura).

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

For programmes taught in English and French, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English or French at the advanced level or at least 30% in English or French at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

The conversion of results based on certificates or examinations obtained outside the Polish education system, other than the IB and EB, will be carried out on the basis of the number of points calculated according to the following rules:

For Architecture programme (conducted in English and Polish), Design and Industrial Design Engineering programmes taught in Polish:

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign_language} * LP_{foreign_language} + 4 * k * LP_additional 
+ LP_{drawing skills exam}                             
(2)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics – number of points (%) obtained in mathematics

LP_{foreign_language}   – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject which is required for particulat programme

LP_{drawing_skills exam} – number of points obtained in the drawing skills exam

k = 0,5 for the basic level
k =1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign_language} = 0,5 for the basic level

k_{foreign language} = 1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 1,5 for the bilingual level

The coefficients k and k_{foreign language} in formula (1) are assessed individually depending on the education system and its corresponding level relative to the Polish secondary school leaving examination (Matura).

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

The qualification of candidates applying for admission to first-cycle studies on the basis of the International Baccalaureate (IB), which entitles them to apply for admission to higher education pursuant to Art. 93 para. 2 of the Act of 7 September 1991 on the educational system (i.e. Journal of Laws of 2022, item 2230) issued by the International Baccalaureate Organization in Geneva will be conducted on the basis of the results obtained in the IB Baccalaureate examination in the subjects required for a given field of study converted into LP_subject points according to the formula taking into account weights, subjects and levels:

LP_subject = 50 + 50 * [(O_subject - O_min) / (O_max - O_min)]                            
 
(4)
 

where:
LP_subject – the number of points after conversion from the qualifying subject inserted in formula (1), (2) or (3) as appropriate;
O_subject – the grade obtained by the candidate in a given subject provided it is greater than or equal to O_min;
O_min – the lowest pass mark on the grade scale, i.e. a mark of 2;
O_max – the highest pass mark on the rating scale, i.e. a mark of 7;

 

The calculation of admission points based on the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma for programmes conducted in Polish and English (other than Architecture, Design, and Industrial Design Engineering) is carried out in accordance with the following rules:

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign language} * LP_{foreign language} + 4 * k * LP_additional     

 (1)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics  – number of points (%) obtained in mathematics, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_{foreign language}  – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject taken into account for the particular programme, in accordance with formula (4)

k = 1 for the basic level in formulae (1), (2)
k = 1,5 for the advanced level HL in formulae (1), (2)

k_{foreign language} = 0,5 for the basic level

k_{foreign language} = 1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 1,5 for the bilingual level

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

For programmes taught in English and French, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English or French at the advanced level or at least 30% in English or French at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

For Architecture programme (conducted in English and Polish), Design and Industrial Design Engineering programmes taught in Polish:

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign_language} * LP_{foreign_language} + 4 * k * LP_additional 
+ LP_{drawing skills exam}                             
(2)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics – number of points (%) obtained in mathematics, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_{foreign_language}   – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject which is required for particulat programme, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_{drawing_skills exam} – number of points obtained in the drawing skills exam

k = 1 for the basic level in formulae (1), (2)
k = 1,5 for the advanced level HL in formulae (1), (2)

k_{foreign_language} = 0,5 for the basic level

k_{foreign language} = 1 for the advanced level

k_{foreign language} = 1,5 for the bilingual level

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

The qualification of candidates applying for admission to first-cycle studies on the basis of the European Baccalaureate (EB), which entitles them to apply for admission to higher education pursuant to Article 93(2) of the Act of 7 September 1991 on the educational system (i.e. Journal of Laws of 2022, item. 2230) issued by the European Schools in accordance with the Convention on the Statute of the European Schools drawn up in Luxembourg on 21 June 1994 (Journal of Laws of 2005, No. 3, item 10) will be conducted on the basis of the results obtained at the EB baccalaureate examination in the subjects required for a given field of study converted into LP_subject points according to the formula (5) taking into account weights, subjects and levels:

LP_subject = 50 + 50 * [(O_subject - O_min) / (O_max - O_min)]                            
 

(5)
 

where:
LP_subject – the number of points after conversion from the qualifying subject inserted in formula (1), (2) or (3) as appropriate;
O_subject – the grade obtained by the candidate in a given subject provided it is greater than or equal to O_min;
O_min – the lowest pass mark on a given grading scale, i.e.; before 2021 grade 5, after 2021 grade 4;
O_max – the highest pass mark on the rating scale, i.e. a mark of 10;
 

The calculation of admission points based on the European Baccalaureate (EB) diploma for programmes conducted in Polish and English (other than Architecture, Design, and Industrial Design Engineering) is carried out in accordance with the following rules:

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign language} * LP_{foreign language} + 4 * k * LP_additional     

 (1)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics  – number of points (%) obtained in mathematics, in accordance with formula (5)

LP_{foreign language}  – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language, in accordance with formula (5)

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject taken into account for the particular programme, in accordance with formula (5)

k = 1 for mathematics with a number of hours per week equal to 3 in formulae (1), (2);
k = 1.5 for mathematics with a number of hours per week equal to 5 or 5+3 in formulae (1), (2);
k_{foreign language_} k_{foreign language 2} = 0.5 for a foreign language for level L1, L4 or L5 in formulae (1), (2);
k_{foreign language}, k_{foreign language2} = 1 for a foreign language for Advanced level L1 (L1+3), L2 or L3 in formulae (1), (2);
k_{foreign language}, k_{foreign language2} = 1.5 for a foreign language for Advanced L2 level (L3+3) in formula (1), (2);
k = 0.5 for other subjects with a number of hours per week equal to 2 in formulae (1), (2);
k = 1 for other subjects with a number of hours per week equal to 4 in formulae (1), (2).

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

For programmes taught in English and French, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English or French at the advanced level or at least 30% in English or French at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

The calculation of admission points based on the European Baccalaureate (EB) diploma for the Architecture programme (conducted in Polish and English), as well as the Design and Industrial Design Engineering programmes, is carried out in accordance with the following rules:

LP = 6 * k * LP_mathematics + 2 * k_{foreign_language} * LP_{foreign_language} + 4 * k * LP_additional 
+ LP_{drawing skills exam}                             
(2)

where:

LP – number of points in the qualification procedure

LP_mathematics – number of points (%) obtained in mathematics, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_{foreign_language}   – number of points (%) obtained in a foreign language, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_additional  – number of points (%) obtained in one additional subject which is required for particulat programme, in accordance with formula (4)

LP_{drawing_skills exam} – number of points obtained in the drawing skills exam

k = 1 for mathematics with a number of hours per week equal to 3 in formulae (1), (2);
k = 1.5 for mathematics with a number of hours per week equal to 5 or 5+3 in formulae (1), (2);
k_{foreign language_} k_{foreign language 2} = 0.5 for a foreign language for level L1, L4 or L5 in formulae (1), (2);
k_{foreign language}, k_{foreign language2} = 1 for a foreign language for Advanced level L1 (L1+3), L2 or L3 in formulae (1), (2);
k_{foreign language}, k_{foreign language2} = 1.5 for a foreign language for Advanced L2 level (L3+3) in formula (1), (2);
k = 0.5 for other subjects with a number of hours per week equal to 2 in formulae (1), (2);
k = 1 for other subjects with a number of hours per week equal to 4 in formulae (1), (2).

NOTE! For programmes taught in English, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English at the advanced level or at least 30% at the bilingual level.

For programmes taught in English and French, under the foreign-language component in formula (1) or (2), the candidate must obtain at least 60% in English or French at the advanced level or at least 30% in English or French at the bilingual level.

If a candidate's secondary school leaving certificate contains more than one result for a given examination, the result that gives the candidate the highest number of points will be taken into account in the admission process.

The absence of grade in an additional subject does not disqualify a candidate from the admission process; however, it will be treated as a score of zero points for that subject in the qualification calculation.

Candidates applying for admission to first-cycle studies on the basis of a matriculation examination (the so-called "old baccalaureate") taken in the Polish educational system will be qualified on the basis of grades converted into LP_subject points according to the formula (7) taking into account weights, subjects and levels:

LP_subject = 30 + 70 * [(O_subject - O_min) / (O_max - O_min)]       

(7)

where:
LP_subject – the number of points after conversion from the qualified subject (Annex 1) inserted in formula (1), (2) or (3) as appropriate;
O_subject – the grade in the relevant subject on the secondary school leaving certificate, provided it is greater than or equal to O_min;
O_min – the lowest pass mark on the scale in force at the school or institution which issued the certificate;
O_max – the highest pass mark on the scale in force at the school or institution which issued the certificate;
k = 0.5 for the marks from the secondary school leaving certificate or the secondary school leaving certificate in models (1), (2) or (3);
k = 1 for the secondary school examination grades in formulae (1), (2) or (3).