Unversity Education Essay Research Paper 1 Concerning
СОДЕРЖАНИЕ: Un?versity Education Essay, Research Paper 1) Concerning applications in regard with increasing the grades in summer term; which were made by the students who carry on their education with university scholarship/bursary and having a yearly avarage of more than 2.30: It is approved by the University Senate to allow the above-mentioned students to participate in these lessons with the condition that total number of students in a class shouldn?t be less than 10 (29.senate,5.Un?versity Education Essay, Research Paper
1) Concerning applications in regard with increasing the grades in summer term; which were made by the students who carry on their education with university scholarship/bursary and having a yearly avarage of more than 2.30: It is approved by the University Senate to allow the above-mentioned students to participate in these lessons with the condition that total number of students in a class shouldn?t be less than 10 (29.senate,5. Article)
2) From 2000-2001 academic year on, it is decided that University grants/scholarships are assigned only to the departments to which student attend; thus, students can?t transfer their scholarship liabilities to other departments: (34.senate, 9.article)
3) Regarding students who are obliged to acquire necessary credit number assigned by departments to graduate from university at the end of the academic year; in case students get F from the courses that are excluded from department curriculi, they will be regarded as if they had never attended to theses cources; besides, no explanation or remark will be made about these cources in their transcripts.
4) Pertaining to undergraduate education and 13.(b) article of exam directives, and also the separation of compulsory and elective courses; Students can choose courses either from their departments or other depatments regardless of terms as long as they get the approval of their advisor teachers.
5) Concerning Vocational High School senior students who failed at most two of their courses and those having a general yearly avarage of less than 2.00:
It is decided to give them a resit exam 3 weeks after the end of midterm final exams. Results will be regarded as final grade.
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