Will taking a gap of one year before starting the master's program negatively impact my daughter's profile for admission?
No, a one-year gap before starting a master's program will not negatively impact your daughter's admission chances, as long as she can clearly explain how she used that time productively.
Italian universities and many others focus on the value of activities during the gap, such as work experience, internships, certifications, or skill development. Providing a positive explanation and supporting documents (like employment letters or certificates) can even strengthen her application.
A well-accounted-for gap year that adds value to her academic or career goals is generally not a concern.
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