University New Student Registration Procedures
When and how are enrollment procedures conducted for students who have earned the right to enroll at our university through the YKS?
- Newly admitted students can complete their electronic registration through the e-Government Portal on the dates specified by ÖSYM.
- Students wishing to complete electronic registration can do so via the “e-Services” – “Council of Higher Education” – “University E-Registration” section at https://www.turkiye.gov.tr/.
Is registering through e-Government sufficient?
- Yes. Applicants who complete their registration through e-Government will finalize their registration by printing a barcoded receipt confirming their enrollment. Students who complete their electronic registration through e-Government do not need to come to the university to submit documents during the registration period. They must submit their documents on the dates specified in the registration guide.
Under what circumstances is E-Government registration not possible?
- Not having a Turkish ID number,
- Being unable to obtain an e-Government password due to being abroad,
- Being currently enrolled at another institution of higher education,
- High school graduation cannot be verified through e-School,
- A medical report is required for the program to which you were placed, as specified in the relevant sections of the ÖSYS Guide.
If I cannot register through e-Government, what steps should I follow?
- They can complete the registration process in person on the dates specified in the guides published by ÖSYM and prepared by our University.
How can students who have newly enrolled at our university find their student ID numbers?
- You can find your student ID number at https://obs.yildiz.edu.tr/oibs/ogrsis/no_query.aspx.
I appear as “inactive” on E-Devlet, and my KYK scholarship has been suspended—where should I apply?
- Students admitted to undergraduate programs through the YKS, DGS, or international undergraduate admissions remain active on YÖKSİS for 30 days starting from the date of their initial registration.
- Students remain active on YÖKSİS provided they pay their tuition fees (starting from the 9th semester) and complete course registration through the system by the dates specified in the academic calendar for course registration. (Paying tuition fees without completing course registration does not ensure that the student appears as active.)
- Students in the Foreign Language Preparatory Program do not register for courses. Students in this program become active on YÖKSİS once the School of Foreign Languages enters their preparatory program information and assigns them to a level.
- Students studying abroad through the ERASMUS program and students who have been granted a leave of absence for reasons specified in the YTÜ Associate and Bachelor’s Degree Education and Teaching Regulations will appear as active on YÖKSİS once the relevant faculty’s Faculty Administrative Board decision is uploaded to the system, even if they have not completed course registration.
Student ID Card Procedures
I am a newly enrolled student; where can I get my student ID card?
- New (first-time) students can obtain their student ID cards from the Department Chairs of the departments in which they are enrolled.
I enrolled outside the regular registration period (e.g., through lateral/vertical transfer or Engineering Completion); where can I get my student ID card?
- Student ID cards are issued by the Department Chairs. ID cards will not be printed for students who do not have a photo in the Student Information System. You must upload your photo and have it approved by your faculty. Student ID cards are printed in Office A1029 of the Kışla Building. Please contact them.
If I lose my student ID card, where should I go?
- Student ID cards are printed in Office A1029 of the Kışla Building. Please contact them.
How can students without a student ID card use the dining services?
- Students without a student ID card can download the Soliclub app to access meal services at the student rate.
- Soliclub
Screen for Finding Your New Student Email Address
How can I find out my new email address?
- You can find your new email address on this screen on the Information Technology Directorate’s website.
Information About YTU Email - Office 365
Where can I find information about YTU Email - Office 365?
- You can visit the Information Technology Directorate’s website.
Leave of Absence (Withdrawal)
If I am unable to select courses due to illness, childbirth, natural disasters, detention, imprisonment, or military service, can I be granted a leave of absence, and will this period count toward my study period?
- Leave of absence may be granted during the semester for unforeseeable reasons such as illness, childbirth, natural disasters, arrest, conviction, or military service. In such cases, the student must provide the necessary documentation to prove their reason for absence. If leave is granted during the semester, the student is considered on leave starting from the beginning of the semester, their registered courses are dropped, and the period is not counted toward their study period.
If I am unable to select courses due to financial reasons or other reasons accepted by the relevant administrative board, can I be granted a leave of absence, and will this be included in my period of study?
- Leave of absence for financial reasons or other reasons accepted by the relevant administrative board may only be granted at the beginning of the semester. In such cases, the application for leave of absence—along with an explanation and documentation of the reasons—must be submitted within the first three weeks of the semester. In this case, the period of leave of absence is counted toward the student’s period of study.
What is the maximum number of semesters of leave a student can be granted during their studies?
- A student may be granted a total of up to four semesters of leave of absence during their studies. However, if the circumstances justifying the leave continue, the leave may be extended for an additional two semesters with the decision of the relevant academic board and the approval of the University Board of Trustees.
When and where can I apply for leave of absence?
- For leave of absence due to financial reasons, within the first three weeks starting from the beginning of the semester;
- For leave of absence due to unforeseeable reasons such as illness, childbirth, natural disasters, detention, imprisonment, or military service, you must submit a written request to your Department Chair along with the documents verifying your situation at the time the reason for the leave arises.
- Following the approval of the Department Chair or the Faculty Administrative Board, your leave of absence decision will be recorded in the student information system.
Withdrawal (Dismissal)
What steps must students take if they wish to voluntarily withdraw from the program?
Document Requests (Student Certificate, Transcript, Certificate of No Objection to Horizontal Transfer, Honor/High Honor Certificate, Degree Certificate, Course Descriptions)
Where can I obtain Course Descriptions, Student Certificate, Transcript, Certificate of No Objection to Horizontal Transfer, Honor/High Honor, and Degree Certificate?
- Course Descriptions: Select your undergraduate program on the Bologna Information System website and click on the courses listed under the “Curriculum” heading. You can have these signed by your department chair.
- You can obtain the Student Certificate and Transcript through the e-Government Higher Education Student Certificate Inquiry portal or from your faculty.
- You can access the Certificate of No Obstacles to Horizontal Transfer here.
- Degree Certificates are prepared for students who rank in the top 3 in their Department/Faculty/University and are delivered along with the diploma.
- A separate certificate indicating “Honors” or “High Honors” is not issued; this notation is included on your transcript.
- For document requests by graduates, please review the information under the “Graduation-Diploma” heading.
Course Registration (Re-registration) Procedures
How is course registration done?
- Course selection is done through the Student Information System on the dates specified in the course registration guide.
What is the maximum number of credits (local courses) that can be taken in a semester?
- Regardless of the duration of study, students may take up to 25 credits (local) per semester, provided that courses do not overlap. Students with a GPA of 3.00 or higher may be allowed to take up to 28 credits.
- For double major students to be eligible to take up to 28 credits, it is sufficient to maintain a GPA of 3.00 in either their primary major or double major program.
I was unable to register for courses during the dates specified in the academic calendar. How should I select my courses?
- You must submit a written request stating your reason to the Department Chair.
I submitted a written request for course registration (add, drop, section change, or exemption), but my courses still do not appear in the student information system. Where should I go?
- Your add/drop request will be reviewed by the Department and then forwarded to your Faculty. You can check the status of your request (approved or denied) with the Faculty Secretary’s Office.
Can undergraduate students take courses from graduate programs?
- Undergraduate students enrolled in their 3rd and 4th years may take graduate-level courses if they submit a written application to their Department/Program Chair during the course registration period. This is subject to the recommendation of the Department/Program Council, approval by the Faculty Administrative Board, and a decision by the Institute Administrative Board of the Institute where they wish to take the course.
Is attendance mandatory?
- Attendance is not required for theoretical courses with a passing grade (other than an F0) when retaking them. However, attendance is required for courses that include practical work and/or laboratory sessions.
How can I access the courses I need to take in my study plan (curriculum, course list, course content, etc.)?
- On the Bologna Information System webpage, you can access the list of all required and elective courses in your study plan, as well as the course descriptions.
If my AGNO is below 2.00, can I take courses from higher semesters?
- Students whose AGNO is below 2.00 for two consecutive semesters cannot take courses from higher semesters. This rule applies starting from the beginning of the fifth semester.
For dual-major students to take up to 28 credits, which program—the primary major or the dual major—has the AGNO requirement?
- For dual major students to take up to 28 credits, it is sufficient to maintain a 3.00 GPA in either the primary major or the dual major program.
Do courses taken in languages such as French, German, or Russian count toward English credits?
- Yes. Courses taken in languages such as French, German, Russian, etc., count toward English credits.
English Proficiency Exam (İYS) and Mandatory Basic English Preparatory Course
Do students who will take the Mandatory Preparatory Course need to register for classes?
- Students who will take the Mandatory Preparatory Program in the Basic English Department of the School of Foreign Languages do not need to complete any registration process. They should follow the announcements on the School of Foreign Languages website regarding this matter.
I am a preparatory student. Where can I obtain my Student ID and transcript?
- You can obtain them from the School of Foreign Languages.
How can I access the Detailed FAQs for the Basic English Department’s Mandatory Preparatory Program?
Can I get a certificate confirming that I completed the preparatory program? Where can I get it?
- Yes. You can obtain it from the School of Foreign Languages by submitting a written request.
Exemption and Credit Transfer Procedures
By what date and where should I apply for course exemptions for courses I took in a higher education program I was previously enrolled in?
- Students entering the university from institutions other than through a transfer must submit a written request for credit transfer to the department chair of their program of study no later than the end of the course registration period announced in the academic calendar for the semester in which they enrolled at our university.
- Students enrolled in the preparatory class must submit a written request to the department chair of their program by the end of the course registration period announced in the academic calendar for the first academic semester, provided they have successfully completed the preparatory class.
- Students who have placed their enrollment on hold or are on leave of absence during the academic year in which they enrolled must submit a written request to the department chair of their program by the end of the course registration period announced in the academic calendar for the semester in which they will resume their studies.
- Transfer applications submitted after these specified deadlines will not be accepted.
- The academic adjustment application file of a student applying for academic adjustment must include, for courses taken and successfully completed at any institution of higher education, including our University,
- Curriculum (Theory-Practice-Laboratory-Credit (T-U-L-K)),
- Course Descriptions (course objectives, scope, and weekly schedule),
- Transcript,
- All documents must be stamped, signed, and sealed by the relevant institution’s Dean’s Office/Directorate or signed with an electronic signature (with a QR code).
Are courses taken from Open or Distance Learning Programs, etc., recognized for credit?
- Courses taken from Open or Distance Learning Programs, etc., are not transferred to our University’s courses under any circumstances.
Are courses successfully completed at a previous higher education institution recognized?
- No, courses successfully completed at a higher education institution from which the student previously graduated and used to calculate the graduation GPA (except for students transferring through vertical transfer) are not eligible for exemption or credit transfer.
Distance Education (UZEM) https://online.yildiz.edu.tr/
How do I log in to the https://online.yildiz.edu.tr/ system?
- You must use your email addresses with the yildiz.edu.tr or std.yildiz.edu.tr extensions and the passwords associated with those email accounts. Passwords associated with OBS should not be used.
- If you are having trouble logging in, follow these steps:
- 1- Make sure you can log in to your email inbox ending in @yildiz.edu.tr or @std.yildiz.edu.tr via http://mail.yildiz.edu.tr.
- 2- If you cannot log in to your email inbox via http://mail.yildiz.edu.tr, reset or renew your email password at https://passwordreset.microsoftonline.com/.
- 3- If you are unable to reset or update your password, or if you are unsuccessful, please submit a support request to the IT Department at https://teknikdestek.yildiz.edu.tr/.
- 4- Once you are certain of your email password, you can log in to https://online.yildiz.edu.tr/ using your email address and the password associated with that email address. If you still experience login issues, your account may not yet be set up on online.yildiz.edu.tr. In this case, please contact the UZEM unit at uzem@yildiz.edu.tr.
What can we do to retrieve our forgotten distance learning account information?
Intra-Institutional Horizontal Transfer, Double Major, Minor, Inter-Institutional Horizontal Transfer, and MYP (Article 1)
Our university offers Intra-Institutional Horizontal Transfer, Double Major, and Minor programs for undergraduate students between Yıldız Technical University’s undergraduate degree programs; and for undergraduate degree programs at Yıldız Technical University from other higher education institutions—Intra-Institutional Horizontal Transfer, Inter-Institutional Horizontal Transfer, Horizontal Transfer Based on Central Placement Score, and Vertical Transfer—where can I find information on application requirements and quota details?
How are the academic standing levels determined for students enrolled through Horizontal Transfer Based on Central Placement Score (Additional Article 1), and does the year they studied at their previous higher education institution count toward the maximum duration of study?
- If they are admitted to the same program, they are placed in the class and semester immediately following the one they completed at their previous higher education institution. No new class or semester is determined based on the transfer of credits from their previous program. The maximum duration of study for these students is calculated by subtracting the year/semester in which they were admitted from the maximum duration of the program specified in Article 44(c) of Law No. 2547.
- If they transfer to a different program and have no courses that have been transferred, they are placed in the first semester. The maximum duration of study for these students is calculated by subtracting the year/semester of admission from the maximum duration of the program specified in Article 44(c) of Law No. 2547.
- If they transfer to a different program and course credits from their previous program are transferred, the process is carried out in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 of Article 9 of this directive, starting from the first semester. The maximum duration of study for these students is calculated by subtracting the year/semester of admission from the maximum duration of the program specified in Article 44(c) of Law No. 2547.
Can I apply for an internal horizontal transfer to more than one program?
- Students may apply for an intra-institutional lateral transfer for only one program.
Can I apply for a dual major in more than one program?
- Students may apply for a dual major in only one program.
Can I apply for a minor in more than one program?
- A student may apply for a maximum of two minor programs at the same time.
Special Student
What are the conditions for students enrolled at other higher education institutions to take courses at our University as special students?
- (1) Special students are not admitted to the mandatory English Preparatory Class.
- (2) Students must have completed at least one semester in their registered program and have a weighted cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or at least 80 on a 100-point scale. This requirement does not apply to students taking courses at our University during summer school.
- (3) Students enrolled in programs where the language of instruction is Turkish at their home institution must possess a foreign language certificate recognized as valid under the provisions of the current “YTÜ School of Foreign Languages Teaching and Examination Guidelines” .
- (4) They must not have received any disciplinary penalties in accordance with the provisions of the “Higher Education Institutions Student Discipline Regulations.”
Can students taking courses as special students receive a student ID card?
- Student ID cards are not issued.
What document must students without a student ID card present when entering or exiting our University campuses?
- Students registered as special students may enter our University’s campuses with an approved document listing the courses they are taking, which they must obtain from the student affairs office of the dean’s office of the faculty where they are taking classes.
For how many semesters at most can students take advantage of the special student status during a program?
- (1) The special student status may be utilized for a maximum of two semesters during the duration of a program. This period may be extended upon the student’s request and only under the following conditions, subject to a decision by the Higher Education Council:
- a) The student must provide a medical board report from a state hospital or a state university hospital documenting that, after being admitted to a higher education institution, they have been diagnosed with a serious illness that cannot be treated in the province where they reside for educational purposes, or that an existing illness has progressed.
- b) There must be a recommendation from the university’s administrative board stating that the student is unable to continue their studies at the higher education institution where they are enrolled due to acts such as assault or violence to which they were subjected.
- (2) Turkish citizen students studying at higher education institutions abroad may benefit from special student status for a maximum of two semesters.
- (3) The period the student spends as a special student is included in the duration of study.
- (4) For students who will take courses at our University as special students due to the conditions specified in subparagraphs (a) and (b) of paragraph (1) of this article, the provisions of paragraph (2) of Article 5 of this guideline “They must have completed at least one semester in their registered program and have a weighted cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale or at least 80 on a 100-point scale. (…)”
- (5) For students of our University whose special student status has been extended due to the conditions specified in subparagraphs (a) and (b) of paragraph (1) of this article, the provision in paragraph (4) of Article 9 of this guideline stating “(…) may take courses worth a maximum of 30 local credits from other higher education institutions.”
Exams
How should the process for appealing an exam result be conducted?
- Students may appeal exam results by submitting a written request to the Director of their College or the Dean of their Faculty within three business days from the last day on which the exam results were announced or the exam grades were entered into the student automation system as specified in the academic calendar.
Who is eligible to take the make-up exam?
- Students may take the make-up exam for courses with a grade of DC or lower (excluding F0). The grade received on the make-up exam replaces the final exam grade for that course. At the end of the make-up exam period, the letter grade is determined by taking into account the weights of the midterm exam, in-semester assignments, and the make-up exam grade. Students who do not take a course’s make-up exam are assigned an “E” (Incomplete) grade, and the letter grade for that course remains as the final exam letter grade. Make-up exam letter grades are included in the semester grade point average.
Who is eligible to take the graduation exam?
- Students who have no more than two courses remaining to graduate are eligible to take graduation exams for their failed courses on the dates specified in the academic calendar.
- Students who cannot graduate because their overall GPA is below 2.00 may take the graduation exam for up to two courses in which they have received a conditional pass.
- Students who have never taken a particular course, or who have received an F0 grade in any course—even if they have taken it before—cannot take the graduation exam for any course.
- After applications are received, applications from students that do not comply with the Graduation Exam Regulations will not be considered; if such students take the exam by mistake, their exam results will be deemed invalid.
Do students taking the graduation exam need to pay the tuition fee?
- Students who have not selected any courses for the semester in which they will take the graduation exam but intend to take the exam must pay the tuition fee for that semester.
Under what circumstances can I take a make-up exam?
- In case of illness: The illness must be documented by a medical report covering at least 3 (three) days (excluding private clinics), and the report must be submitted to the relevant Department Chair no later than 3 (three) days after the end date of the illness.
- In the event of the death of a first-degree relative or their emergency hospitalization;
- In the event of a traffic accident or natural disaster
- the documentation must be submitted to the relevant Department Chair within 3 (three) days of the exam date at the latest.
- In cases of detention or imprisonment lasting no longer than 21 business days for theoretical courses or 14 business days for other courses in a single semester;
- If a student is unable to take an exam due to an assignment by the university or other official institutions for reasons such as national or international competitions, sports activities, or similar events,
- A make-up exam will be granted if there is a scheduling conflict between the dual major program and the primary major program’s exam schedule.
- If a student is unable to take an exam for a reason not listed above, they must provide documentation of this reason.
Procedures for Students Who Have Reached the Maximum Duration of Study (Article 14): Extension of Time, Make-up Exams, and Withdrawal
What is the maximum duration of study, and where can I check it?
- In undergraduate programs, the maximum period defined for completing studies is seven years (14 semesters). You can check this on your transcript.
Under what circumstances will my enrollment be terminated at the end of the maximum study period (14 semesters)?
- Students who have reached the maximum study period will not have their enrollment terminated before the makeup exams.
- Students who do not apply for make-up exams and have at least six failed courses will have their enrollment terminated on the date specified in the academic calendar.
- Students who are unable to reduce the number of failed courses to five or fewer after the make-up exams will have their enrollment terminated.
Are all students who have completed the maximum study period granted the right to take make-up exams?
- All students who have completed the maximum duration of study are granted two make-up exam opportunities for all courses they have never taken or in which they have failed.
If a student uses their retake opportunities but still has a certain number of failed and never-taken courses (including internships), under what conditions will their enrollment be terminated?
- Students who, as a result of the make-up exam, have six or more failed or never-taken courses (including internships) will have their enrollment terminated.
If a student uses their retake opportunities and the number of courses in which they failed or have never taken (including internships) is 5 or fewer, how many years of additional time are granted?
- An additional 3 yy is granted.
If a student has 5 or fewer failed or uncompleted courses (including internships) without using the retake exam right, how many academic years of additional time are granted?
- 4 yy of additional time is granted.
Can students who take a make-up exam take additional make-up exams offered in subsequent semesters?
- Two make-up exams are granted only at the end of the 14th year. In subsequent years, 3 years of additional time are granted.
- After taking the make-up exams, students who reduce the number of failed courses to one are granted unlimited exam attempts.
Can I select courses during the period when I apply for a makeup exam?
- No. Course selection is not available during the make-up exam period.
E-Government Records for Graduates from 2003 and Earlier
I cannot access my graduation information on e-Government. What should I do?
- If they send a copy of their ID and, if available, a copy of their diploma for the program from which they graduated to the email address ytumezun@yildiz.edu.tr, their information will be updated in the system.
Graduation - Diploma
Why don’t I appear as a graduate on e-Government even though I’ve completed all my courses and my internship?
- Please check your curriculum status in the Student Information System to ensure you have earned 240 ECTS and local credits.
- To be eligible for graduation, a student must successfully complete all courses, practicals, internships, and similar activities specified in a Department’s/Program’s curriculum—including the required local credits and a minimum of 240 ECTS credits—and achieve a weighted cumulative GPA of at least (2.00).
- Check your internship days and your internship grade (G) on your transcript. If there are any deficiencies, your graduation will not be processed through the student information system.
- If you identify any deficiencies (internship “G” grade or number of internship days), please contact your Department Chair.
- In programs where 30% or 0% of the curriculum is taught in English, you must complete the required English credits.
Where can I find out if my diploma is ready?
- You can check the status at https://e-ogrenci.yildiz.edu.tr/diploma/durumsorgula.
I haven’t lost my diploma, but it’s so worn out that it’s unusable. Can I get a replacement?
- Yes, it will be reissued if you apply to the Office of Student Affairs.
I’ve lost my diploma—where should I apply?
- You can contact us at ytumezun@yildiz.edu.tr or apply in person at the Office of Student Affairs, Kışla Building, Room A1014, Esenler, Istanbul.
Are there any documents I need to bring when filing a lost diploma report?
- Procedures to Follow in Case of a Lost Diploma or a Diploma That Is Too Damaged to Be Used
- Application Form - FR-1153-Application for a Valid Document to Replace a Lost Diploma.docx. Attaching a photocopy of the lost diploma (if available) to the application form is recommended to expedite the process. Click here for application form examples
- Information regarding newspaper announcements for lost diplomas can be found at ytumezun@yildiz.edu.tr. A sample announcement can be published in national or local newspapers. The page containing the announcement text, along with the sections indicating the newspaper’s title and issue number, must be submitted together. However, if the original, worn-out diploma is submitted, a newspaper announcement is not required.
- A photocopy of the ID card (front and back)
Can someone else pick up my diploma on my behalf?
- Diplomas are issued either to the certificate holder in person or to an authorized representative via a notary-certified power of attorney (the power of attorney must explicitly state “diploma and documents to be collected from YTÜ”). Those living abroad may also receive their diplomas through a representative they have authorized with the original power of attorney (which must explicitly state “diploma and documents to be collected from YTÜ”) without having to come to Turkey.
Can my diploma be sent to me by mail or email?
- No. Diplomas cannot be sent by mail, courier, or email. You can access your graduation documents through the e-Government system.
How long will it take for my diploma to be ready?
- The diploma preparation process takes approximately 25 business days from the time your graduation status is reflected in the e-Government system.
Does the university certify my diploma as “TRUE COPY”?
- Yes.To have the “Certified True Copy” stamp applied to the diploma and diploma supplement, the graduate must apply in person with the original documents, the required number of photocopies (A4 size, black and white), and a receipt confirming payment of the fee deposited into the account number listed below.
- If the graduate cannot come in person, they must send a copy of their ID card, a receipt for the fee deposited into the account number listed below, and an email specifying the person authorized to collect the documents on their behalf to ytumezun@yildiz.edu.tr.
- After completing the specified procedures, the person named in the email must visit the Office of Student Affairs at Davutpaşa Campus, Kışla Building, Room A-1014, during the application hours listed at www.ogi.yildiz.edu.tr, to obtain a “Certified True Copy” stamp on the same day at the Office of Student Affairs, Davutpaşa Campus, Kışla Building, Room A-1014, during the application hours specified on the website.
- Certification of Authenticity: … (per copy)
- T.C. Ziraat Bank Levent Girişimci Branch, Account No.: 2250447846845540
- T.C. Ziraat Bank Levent Entrepreneur Branch, IBAN: TR320001002250447846845540 BENEFICIARY NAME: YTÜ STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
Where can graduates obtain a transcript with a wet signature?
- They can obtain a transcript with a QR code via e-Government or from the Office of Student Affairs, Room A1020.
- In the event of loss of the academic transcript issued after graduation, or if a replacement is needed, the student must apply in person with a receipt showing payment made to the account number listed below.
- If the graduate cannot come in person, they must send a photocopy of their ID card, a receipt for the fee deposited into the specified account number, and an email specifying the person authorized to pick up the document on their behalf to ytumezun@yildiz.edu.tr.
- Academic Transcript: (Per copy)
- T.C. Ziraat Bank Levent Girişimci Branch, Account No.: 2250447846845540
- T.C. Ziraat Bank Levent Girişimci Branch, IBAN: TR320001002250447846845540
- RECIPIENT NAME: YTÜ STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT HEAD
Can I get a copy of my high school diploma?
- If a copy of your high school diploma is available in your personnel file, you can request it from the archives. ytumezun@yildiz.edu.tr
I have completed all courses up to the end of the second year (4th semester) of the bachelor’s program; can I receive an associate’s degree?
- Yıldız Technical University Associate’s and Bachelor’s Degree Education and Teaching Regulations, Article 34 – (1) Undergraduate students who wish to voluntarily withdraw from the program and have successfully completed all courses in the relevant curriculum by the end of the fourth semester, and who have a weighted cumulative GPA of at least 2.00 as of the end of the fourth semester, shall be awarded an an associate’s degree will be awarded.
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