Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics: OMPT requirements by programme

Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics wants a 70% OMPT score on both of its international bachelors — the International Undergraduate Program in Economics & Finance and the International Bachelor in Business Administration — for applicants holding International Student Status. What its pages never say is which variant, and at a 70% bar that omission is not a detail you can shrug off.

The difference between 70% on the algebra-focused A and 70% on, say, the long-form F or the sprawling D is weeks of preparation. Email CLSBE admissions before you book anything and get the accepted letter in writing. If they leave it open, sit the A: it is the default assumption for business-school admission across this table and the most efficient 70% available.

Two other notes from the official pages. Brazilian applicants have a bypass: ENEM Matemática at 750 out of 1000 or better replaces the OMPT entirely on the Economics & Finance programme. And the requirement attaches to International Student Status applicants specifically, so check which admission regulation you fall under — Portuguese and EU-schooled applicants are usually assessed on national entrance exams instead.