The thirteenth paragraph of the 14th article of our University's Associate and Undergraduate Education and Examination Regulations states "Three course exams for graduation; Students who are enrolled in programs that apply a semester-long education plan and who can graduate if they have taken all the courses in the curriculum of the diploma program they are attending, fulfilled the compulsory attendance at the courses, met the other conditions required to receive an associate/bachelor's degree, and successfully completed the courses they took in the semester they are registered, and annual training. Students enrolled in programs that implement the plan are given a maximum of three courses for the years determined in the education-training and examination procedures and principles for their annual courses. Three-course exams are applied for courses with final exams. In the three-course exams for graduation, in order to be successful, it is necessary to get at least a (CC) letter grade in each course taken. "Midterm exam grade(s) are not taken into account when determining this letter grade." has been changed to.
In accordance with the relevant article, associate and undergraduate students who have taken all courses in the curriculum, fulfilled the course attendance requirements and met other conditions required by the diploma program and have a maximum of 3 courses remaining for graduation will be given the right to take three course exams for graduation on 6-7 February 2025.
Students who want to take the exam must fill out the application form and apply to the academic unit they are registered in between 30-31 January 2025.
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