The Graduate School of Management of St. Petersburg University (GSOM SPbU) summed up the results of the admission campaign. In 2022, the number of students wishing to get an education in one of the best business schools in Eastern Europe was more than two thousand. 1,970 applicants applied for Bachelor and 242 for Master programs. Excluding non-resident students, 217 people were enrolled in the Bachelor's degree, 90 in the Master programs. State-funded places were fulfilled completely.

The most popular among applicants at GSOM SPbU has traditionally been the Bachelor in Management Program — in 2022, 1188 school graduates applied to it. The competition amounted to 17 people for a budget place and more than 10 people for a fee-paying one.

The highest number of applications was obtained in the Public Administration Program — more than 91 people per state-funded place, the average score of the unified state exam of enrolled students is 92.9 points, which is higher than the average for St. Petersburg (77.4).

More than 30 alumni of leading Russian and foreign universities have applied for admission to the program for Doctoral studies in "Management". 8 applicants successfully passed the entrance examinations and were enrolled at the program.

As a result of the 2022 admissions campaign, 137 students from other cities from 43 regions of Russia were enrolled at GSOM SPbU. 78 foreigners are also recommended for enrollment in Bachelor's, 44 — in Master's and 3 — in Doctoral programs.

This year, the University accepted documents for admission not only online, but also in person. It was decided to keep the possibility to send documents using postal operators or submit them online through the personal account of an applicant of St Petersburg University for the convenience of potential students from the regions. Master program's exams were also held remotely.

GSOM SPbU students helped specialists in the admission committee, everyone had the opportunity to personally ask them about education and student life. In addition, volunteers organized regular tours of the Mikhailovskaya Dacha campus so that future Bachelor students and their parents could see modern classrooms and new comfortable dormitories.