On average, candidates admitted to Luiss are high achievers: 68.1% of students have a final secondary school average of over 90/100, compared to the national average of 24.6%. To be admitted to a master's degree, Luiss graduates with degree grades of 100 or above can be admitted to degree programs without having to take an admission test, until all the available slots are taken. Graduates from other universities (for a maximum of 250) must take a written test to apply for admission. The University is divided into the following four departments:  The academic organization provides a single five-year cycle for the combined bachelor's and master's degree program in Law (Category: LGM/01). The Department of Business and Management offers the following degree programs:  The Department of Economics and Finance offers the following degree programs:  The Department of Political Science offers the following degree programs:  The university has several autonomous postgraduate schools:  , a school for professional management and a center of research and management consulting. It has its own MBA program, various types of master's degrees and ad hoc training courses for business customers;  The offers two-year programs for the theoretical study of specific legal issues along with practice activities such as mock trials;  The Massimo Baldini School of Journalism offers two-year programs that require enrollment in the journalism trainee program. At the end of the course (taught by professional journalists, academics and technical specialists), the university confers a diploma. LUISS Guido Carli currently has five campuses in Rome. The historic campus is situated at Viale Pola 12 (in the 1930s, this was the residence of Galeazzo Ciano and Edda Mussolini), which is referred to in most of the documents that mention the university. It continues to house the university's general management, administrative services, human resources and academic support services. Also at this location are master's degrees, the School of Journalism and the Specialized School for the Legal Professions, as well as the Luiss Business School and LUISS University Press. The Viale Romania campus opened in October 2007 at Viale Romania 32, in the heart of the quarter in . This campus has the largest number of buildings and students even though it has not yet been completed: in fact only the first 9,420 out of the 28,000 m² planned are currently being used. This (converted from a former school entirely redesigned as a university campus) houses the Departments of Business and Management, Economics and Finance, and Political Science, the Student Office, the Orientation office, the Placement Office, Teaching and Research, International Relations and IT.