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1- I have earned the right to register for the Faculty of Law, what should I do to register?

First of all, we congratulate you. You can register via the e-Government Gateway without coming to our institution. Registration dates and necessary procedures for registration are published on our University Rectorate website https://www.klu.edu.tr/ and also on our Faculty website https://hukuk.klu.edu.tr/ in the current announcements section.

2-Can students with missing or falsified registration documents register for the university?

Registration is not made with missing or falsified documents. Those with missing or falsified documents will be canceled even if their final registration has been made. The diplomas and graduation documents given to the students in question because they graduated from the university will be canceled and legal action will be taken against them.

3-What happens if the first registration to the university is not made within the specified period?

Candidates who do not register for the final registration within the specified dates cannot claim any rights and are deemed to have waived their right to register.

4- By when should candidates who are eligible to enroll in a higher education program but have not graduated from a secondary school and will take a make-up or single-course exam submit their high school diplomas?

Provisional registrations are made by our University for candidates who are eligible to enroll in a higher education program but have not graduated from a secondary school and will take a make-up or single-course exam. If candidates register with an official letter from their secondary school and submit their graduation documents to the higher education institution by the last business day of December of each year, their actual registrations will be made. Temporary registrations of those who do not document their graduation by this date will be deleted and candidates who do not register temporarily on the specified dates will not be registered.

5- Is a photocopy of a high school diploma sufficient for the final registration of students who are enrolled in another higher education institution and placed in our University?

A photocopy of the diploma or the “High School Graduation Certificate” obtained through the e-Government Gateway is sufficient for final registration.

6- Can two undergraduate or two associate degree programs be studied at the same time?

It is not possible to study in two formal undergraduate or two associate degree programs at the same time. However, students can be enrolled in one undergraduate and one associate degree program simultaneously.

7-What should be done in case of loss of high school diploma?

Registration is made with the original of the diploma loss document given once by the secondary education institution from which the student graduated.

8-Is there a mandatory attendance requirement at the Faculty of Law?

In order to take the midterm/end-of-year and make-up exams, if any, for a course; attendance is mandatory for at least 70% of the courses. Students who fail the exams of a course are not required to attend these courses again. In such a case, students must attend the midterm exams and midterm/end-of-year exams of the course they are repeating.

9-What are the contribution fees of the Faculty of Law?

According to the Presidential Decree "On the Determination of Student Contributions and Tuition Fees to be Taken as Student Contributions to Current Service Costs in Higher Education Institutions in the Relevant Academic Year", student contribution and tuition fees are not collected from students who graduate from undergraduate level higher education programs of first-year students within the program period. Student contribution and tuition fees are collected from students who cannot graduate at the end of the program period and students who study at a second university, including Open Education Faculties, in the amounts determined by the Council of Ministers.

10-What happens if the registration renewal procedures of first and intermediate year students and senior year students are not completed within the period?

Students also have the right to renew their registration with an excuse if they apply within the periods specified in the academic calendar.

11- In Which Cases Can a Tuition Fee Refund Be Made?

To those who are placed in our University programs through YKS/DGS/Horizontal Transfer and do not register by paying a fee (on condition that they apply by the end of the registration date of the relevant term), to students who transferred to another higher education institution while they were students of our University, to those who are relatives of martyrs/veterans or disabled to those who submit a document, to those who applied within the date range specified in the academic calendar and suspended their registration, to those who renewed their registration without having any remaining courses within the normal education period (associate degree 2 years, undergraduate degree 4 years, graduate degree 2 years, doctorate degree 4 years) and took a single course exam or only had an internship remaining, to those who did not have any courses in the relevant period but paid a fee, the contribution fee/tuition fees they paid for the relevant period will be refunded.

12-In Which Cases Can Fee Refunds Not Be Made?

Students who cancel their registration, students who paid their contribution fee/tuition fees between the dates specified for registration renewal and advisor approval will be refunded for the new registration.

13-Can students who do not renew their registration benefit from student rights?

Students who do not renew their registration cannot take courses, take exams and benefit from student rights. The semester/year in which they do not renew their registration is counted as part of their education period.

14-How are excused registration renewal procedures carried out?

Students who do not renew their registration during the registration renewal week specified in the Academic Calendar must submit a petition to our Faculty's Student Affairs Department and document the excuses they have stated in their petitions. Valid excuses are; natural disaster, death of a first or second degree relative, health and traffic accident, and other excuses accepted by the Board of Directors. In order for a health excuse to be accepted, this situation must be documented with a health report to be obtained from health institutions.

15-What is counseling service?

The counselor monitors the student throughout their education and makes recommendations to the student about the courses the student will take each semester/year within the framework of the program the student is continuing and the changes to be made regarding these. The compulsory and elective courses that the student must take are; In addition to the success status in the program they are continuing, the distribution of courses within the program, structural features and similar technical evaluations are also taken into consideration and determined by their advisor. The student organizes their courses with their advisor during the registration or renewal of semester/year registrations and the student's course registration is not finalized unless the courses are approved by their advisor.

16-Where can the student certificate be obtained?

The student certificate can be obtained from the "Document Request" section in the "User Transactions" menu of the Student Information System (OBS) or via the e-Government Gateway. In cases where a wet-signed student certificate is required, the student affairs office of our Faculty should be applied for.

17-In which cases can an application for freezing registration be made and what is the legal period for freezing registration?

A decision can be made by the relevant board of directors upon the written request of the student or their legal representative within two weeks at the latest from the emergence of justified and valid reasons or the end of the registration renewal dates specified in the academic calendar. In the event that the conditions for freezing registration specified in the regulation occur during the exam period, the same procedure is followed. The student's registration may be suspended based on one of the following conditions: the student has a health-related excuse documented by a health report, has to suspend his/her education due to natural disasters, provided that it is documented by a document issued by the highest civil administrator of the locality; the student documents that he/she has to suspend his/her education due to the absence of anyone else to look after his/her mother, father, sibling, spouse or child in case of serious illness; the student loses his/her right to deferment or is drafted into the military by lifting his/her deferment; the student is under arrest; the student cannot continue his/her education due to economic reasons; the student has a finalized conviction according to general provisions or the student has a situation other than a temporary suspension or expulsion from the higher education institution according to the Regulation on Student Disciplinary Matters of Higher Education Institutions; the student's decision to suspend education due to events that will result in the disruption of education according to subparagraph (2) of paragraph (d) of the first paragraph of Article 7 of Law No. 2547; and other reasons that the relevant board of directors will deem justified and valid and that will be approved by the University Board of Directors emerge.

18-Do registration freeze periods count as student time and is tuition fee required for the period in which registration is frozen?

Registration freeze periods do not count as student time and tuition fee is not paid for the period in which registration is frozen.

19-Where and how should the course exemption application be made?

The application must be made in person or by official representatives. The application must be made with the “ÖİD.FR.012 Exemption Form”, course contents approved by the previous higher education institution (sealed, stamped and signed) and transcript. The application will not be processed if the documents in question are photocopies, faxes, unapproved documents and missing documents. The condition of having approved course content in the petition is not required for the Turkish Language I-II, Atatürk's Principles and History of Revolution I-II, Basic Information Technology Usage and English I-II courses, the contents of which do not vary according to the universities. Applications to the university must be made to the relevant unit by the end of the second week of the first semester/year in which the student registered for the course. In the following semester/years, only exemption requests can be made for courses that will be added to the education-training programs later. Apart from this, no request can be made for the cancellation or change of exemption requests or adaptation procedures that have been made. The application must be made in person or by official representatives. The application must be made with the “ÖİD.FR.012 Exemption Form”, the course contents approved by the previous higher education institution (sealed, stamped and signed) and the transcript. The application will not be processed if the documents in question are photocopies, faxes, unapproved documents and missing documents. The condition of having approved course content in the petition annex is not required for the Turkish Language I-II, Atatürk's Principles and Revolution History I-II, Basic Information Technology Use and English I-II courses, the contents of which do not vary according to the universities. For more detailed information, you can review the KLÜ Associate and Undergraduate Degree Exemption and Adaptation Procedures Directive.

20-Is there a limit to the number of courses for which exemption will be requested? Can course exemption results be appealed? Who is the appeal authority?

There is no limit to the number of courses in students' course exemption requests. However, there is a limit of 120 ECTS courses for undergraduate programs to be exempted. Objections to the exemption/adaptation results must be made to the relevant Dean's Office within 2 weeks from the date the exemption process is finalized and notified to the student.

21-What should students who want to cancel their registration do?

A student who wants to leave the university must apply to the unit they are registered to with a petition. If the student has any debts for books, uniforms, tools, etc. that they have received from our University, they must return them. Otherwise, the termination process will not be carried out. Those who leave the university will be given a document showing their educational status upon their written request, and of the documents received upon admission to the university, only a copy of the diploma approved by the relevant unit manager will be returned upon request.

22-How are military service deferment procedures carried out?

In accordance with the Military Recruitment Law No. 7179, military service deferment procedures of students studying in academic units are automatically carried out through YÖKSİS ASAL in accordance with the protocol made between the Ministry of National Defense and YÖK. The EK-C2 document is also not sent to military branches.

23-Where can I access the course plans and contents?

The course plans and course contents taught in our faculty can be accessed from the "Education Plans and Course Content" page.

24-Is there an internship application in your faculty?

There is no compulsory internship application in our faculty. However, internships can be done optionally within the scope of the National Internship Program (USP) in the summer terms.

25-What should be done to get a KLU e-mail address and a wi-fi connection?

In order to connect to Kırklareli University wireless networks from smartphones, personal computers or tablet computers, students must have an e-mail account at our University. To get an e-mail account, the "KLU e-Mail Transactions" page should be visited; to benefit from the wireless network service, the "Wireless Network Connection Guide (KLUWIFI)" page should be visited.

26-How to become a member of student clubs?

There are many student clubs within our university. Kırklareli University students can join these clubs, actively work or create new clubs. For detailed information about student clubs that actively work at our university, visit the "Student Clubs" address.

27-How are student ID cards distributed to newly registered students?

ID cards of our newly registered students are distributed within the campus area within approximately one month from the start date of the course in accordance with the agreement made with Türkiye Halk Bankası A.Ş. and our University.

28-How are Student ID Card renewal procedures carried out?

In case the student ID cards of our faculty students are lost, stolen, worn out or want to change their cards at their own request (photo and name, surname changes)

29-How long does the education-training period cover?

The normal duration of a two-year associate degree education at a university is four semesters, the normal duration of a four-year undergraduate education is eight semesters, and the normal duration of a five-year undergraduate education is ten semesters. The foreign language preparation period is not included in these periods.

30-How long does the maximum education period cover?

Except for the one-year foreign language preparation class, those who cannot graduate by successfully completing their undergraduate programs within a maximum of seven years, regardless of whether they registered for each semester, starting from the semester in which the courses related to the program they registered for are given, are subject to action according to Article 44 of Law No. 2547.

31-How many students should there be in compulsory and elective courses?

The number of students is not taken into account for opening compulsory courses. The number of students registered for the courses cannot be less than fifteen, and if there are fewer than fifteen, the Senate decides whether or not this course will be opened. In the event that the course is not opened due to insufficient number of registered students or other reasons; The registration of students whose registrations are canceled within the week following the course add-drop period to the open elective courses is made by the relevant board of directors upon the recommendation of the student advisor.

32-Can the course be divided into groups?

More than one group can be formed for a course with the decision of the relevant board. If the number of students enrolled in a course is eighty or more, the course can be divided into groups with the proposal of the instructor and the decision of the relevant board of directors.

33-Is there a GPA requirement for failing or skipping a class?

There is no GPA requirement for passing a class. Students who have registered for a course are skipped once a year after the spring semester.

34-How many ECTS courses can I take at most?

It is 30 ECTS each semester. However, for students who have a course from the lower semester and will take a course from the upper semester after meeting the relevant requirements, the total credits of the courses in the semester they will register cannot exceed 40 ECTS credits, excluding common compulsory courses. In such cases, the courses dropped are taken again in the first semester they are opened.

35-Can I take a course to increase my GPA?

Students can retake the courses they received DD, DC and CC from in previous semesters, including the courses they were exempted from, in order to increase their GPA, provided that they fulfill the obligations such as re-registration, attendance, exams and so on. In this case; If the repeated course is a compulsory course, the GPA is calculated based on the last grade received.

36- Can more than 40 ECTS courses be taken in the last semester?

Students who are enrolled in the maximum course load they can take in the last semester and who have only one course left to exceed the course load in order to graduate from the department or program can increase their course load by one course, provided that they are enrolled in this single course as well, with the decision of the relevant board of directors.

37- Can first-year students take courses from upper grades?

First-year students cannot take courses from upper grades.

38- In what cases can undergraduate students take courses from upper grades?

Undergraduate students can register for courses from the next semester/year that do not have prerequisites, starting from the third semester, if they have passed all their previous courses and have a GPA of at least 3.00. Students who have taken the required courses for the relevant semester/year and have a GPA of at least 3.00 can take 40 ECTS courses, provided that there is no conflict in the course schedule, with the recommendation of the advisor and department head and the decision of the relevant board of directors.

39- What do YANO and GANO in the academic success grade point average mean?

GANO (General Weighted Grade Point Average): It is calculated by taking into account all the courses the student has taken. YANO (Semester Weighted Grade Point Average): It is the weighted grade point average calculated only on a semester basis according to the courses taken by the student in the curriculum. When determining the YANO or GANO as of the end of the registered semester/year, the untaken courses specified in the curriculum are not included in the average calculations. In case of skipping a grade, the transaction is made according to the GANO calculation.

40-Does obtaining a health report eliminate the obligation to attend class?

Obtaining a health report does not eliminate the obligation to attend class. However, the periods during which students who participate in activities representing Turkey or the University in national and/or international folkloric, sports, cultural, artistic and scientific fields are unable to attend their education are not taken into account in the calculation of the attendance period and they take the exams they cannot take during these periods on the dates determined by the relevant board of directors.

41-Are students who cannot attend midterm exams due to excuses granted the right to take exams?

Students who cannot take exams due to justified and valid reasons are only granted the right to take make-up exams during midterm exams. Students submit their excuses to the relevant unit in writing within one week following the exam date with the FAO.FR.008 Excuse Exam Petition. Those whose excuses are accepted by the relevant board of directors use their right to take midterm exams during the make-up exam period determined by the administration in accordance with the academic calendar.

51-Can an associate degree be obtained while enrolled in an undergraduate program?

Except for those who were convicted due to crimes committed against the state and those who were expelled from higher education institutions due to disciplinary punishment, students who did not complete or could not complete an undergraduate program; students who are successful in all courses of at least the first four semesters of the relevant undergraduate program and have a 2.00 GPA are granted an associate degree diploma upon application. Applications to receive an associate degree diploma are not limited to any period.

52- Will the scholarship/credit received from KYK by students who are placed in our Faculty according to the Vertical Transfer Exam or Horizontal Transfer continue?

In order for the KYK Scholarship and credit received by students who enroll in our Faculty through horizontal transfer to continue, students must apply to the General Directorate of Credit and Dormitories Institution with a petition within 1 month from the date of registration. According to the Vertical Transfer Exam Results, if the students who are placed in our Faculty continue their education without interruption, their KYK Scholarships/credits continue. In order for our students in this situation not to be victimized, they should apply to the General Directorate of Credit and Dormitories Institution with a petition.

53- Which grading system does Kırklareli University use?

Our university uses a 4-point grading system. Students should use the grade conversion table determined by the Higher Education Executive Board (YÖK) for the equivalent of the grades in the 4-point system in the 100-point system.

54- What are the types of horizontal transfer applications?

These are intra-institutional horizontal transfer with grade point average, inter-institutional horizontal transfer with grade point average, horizontal transfer with central placement score and horizontal transfer from abroad.

55- When are horizontal transfer applications made?

Horizontal transfer applications between diploma programs are made only within the announced period. Horizontal transfer applications for undergraduate programs are made every year in July-August. There are no horizontal transfer applications for undergraduate programs during the mid-term.

56-How are horizontal transfer applications made?

Horizontal transfer applications for our university's associate degree and undergraduate programs are made online via the internet in accordance with the provisions of the "Regulation on the Principles of Transfer, Double Major, Minor and Inter-Institutional Credit Transfer between Associate and Undergraduate Programs in Higher Education Institutions".

57-In which years/semesters cannot horizontal transfer be made?

Horizontal transfer cannot be made to the preparatory class of associate and undergraduate diploma programs; to the first and last semesters of associate degree diploma programs, and to the first two and last two semesters of undergraduate diploma programs. This provision does not apply to horizontal transfers made through central placement.

58-How are course exemption procedures carried out for students who come through Horizontal and Vertical Transfer?

Exemption procedures are carried out by the relevant Dean's Office Exemption and Adaptation Commissions. The commission submits its report to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors' Decision Results are notified to students electronically. The Board of Directors' decision states which class and semester the student is adapted to, the code, name, ECTS credit and letter grade of the course the student has previously studied, and whether the course is taken in English, the name, code, ECTS credit and letter grade of the course for which the student is exempted. After the final registration process, the student's exemption procedures are carried out.

59- Can the course exemption results be appealed, who is the appeal authority?

Objections to the exemption/adaptation results made are made to the relevant Dean's Office within 2 weeks at the latest from the date the exemption process is finalized and notified to the student.

60- Is there a summer school at Kırklareli University?

Summer school is not offered at our university.

61- How do students who want to take courses at other universities' summer schools during the summer period carry out their procedures?

Students who will take courses from other universities in the summer term must submit their transcripts, the content of the courses they will take at the university they will attend in the summer term, the relevant Department base score of the university they will attend in the student's entry year (ÖSYM printout), the Department base score the student is registered in during the entry year to our university (ÖSYM printout), along with the "FAO.FR.011 Summer School Equivalent Course Form" to the Student Affairs Office. After the document is reviewed by the Student Affairs Office staff, the student must receive approval from the Department Head. Students whose applications are deemed appropriate must complete their procedures by following the summer school application dates and conditions of the university they will attend.

62-How are the transcripts of students taking courses from other universities during the summer term delivered to our University?

The approved transcripts of students taking courses from other universities during the summer term are sent to our University by the relevant Higher Education Institution. If students are in the position of graduating and their graduation certificates are urgent or if they are skipping a grade during the course registration period, students can personally submit their approved transcripts to our Dean's Office.

63-Who is a Special Student?

A student registered at a higher education institution who wants to acquire a different higher education environment, culture, achievement or who is given the opportunity to continue their education at a different higher education institution on condition that their registration remains at their own university due to special circumstances, health or similar reasons is considered a special student.

64-How and where should students who want to take courses with the Special Student status apply?

Students who want to take courses as special students must submit their approved transcripts and course content (in May of the relevant year if applying for the fall semester, in September of the relevant year if applying for the spring semester) to the higher education institution they are registered in addition to their petitions. The student's application, which is discussed in the Faculty Board of Directors, is submitted to the University Senate and if approved by the Senate, the higher education institution the student will go to is notified by the Rectorate of the relevant University with an official letter. The higher education institution to which the student will go may accept or reject the student's application to take courses as special students within the framework of its own regulations and directives.

65- Are the periods spent by the student as a Special Student and in exchange programs included in the education period?

The periods spent by the student as a special student and in exchange programs are included in the education period.

66- To which higher education institution do students with Special Student status and in exchange programs pay the contribution fee?

Students with special student status and in exchange programs pay the contribution fee to the higher education institution they are registered. Students who will attend summer schools as special students pay their summer school fees to the higher education institution where they take the course.

67-According to which legislative provisions are student disciplinary procedures carried out?

Student disciplinary procedures and procedures are carried out in accordance with Article 54 of Law No. 2547 and the Higher Education Institutions Student Disciplinary Regulation.

68-In what cases is a disciplinary investigation conducted?

A disciplinary investigation is conducted when students commit crimes specified under the title of Disciplinary Penalties and Crimes in the Higher Education Institutions Student Disciplinary Regulation.

69-Can a student who is penalized as a result of a disciplinary investigation appeal?

An appeal can be made to the university board of directors within fifteen days against disciplinary penalties given by disciplinary officers and boards. In case of an appeal, the university board of directors, which is the appeal authority, makes a final decision on the appeal within fifteen days. In case of an appeal, the university board of directors, which is the appeal authority, examines the decision and accepts or rejects the given penalty as is. In case of rejection, the disciplinary board or the authorized disciplinary officer decides on the objection by considering the reason for rejection. In accordance with the Student Disciplinary Regulation of Higher Education Institutions, administrative courts can be resorted to without using the right to appeal against the penalties given.

70- Are the disciplinary penalty periods counted as part of the education period?

The penalty periods of students who are temporarily suspended from the university are counted as part of the education period.

71- To which institutions other than the student himself/herself is the disciplinary investigation notified?

The disciplinary penalty given at the end of the disciplinary investigation is notified by the authorized officer to the student about whom the disciplinary investigation is conducted, the institution that provides scholarships or loans to the student, and the higher education institution. In the event of a penalty of expulsion from the university, in addition to the above, to all higher education institutions, the Council of Higher Education, ÖSYM, security authorities and relevant military branches.

72- What is the correspondence address for all kinds of notifications to be made due to disciplinary investigation?

All notifications regarding disciplinary investigations shall be made by hand delivery against signature or in writing to the address provided by the student to the higher education institution or by electronic means to the person who requests notification to be made to this address by providing an electronic address suitable for notification. In cases where notification by these means is not possible, notification shall be deemed to have been completed by posting the notification form at the relevant higher education institution. Students who have changed the address they provided when registering at the higher education institution but have not registered it with the institutions they are affiliated with or who have provided an incorrect or incomplete address shall be deemed to have been notified if notification has been made to their current address at the higher education institution.

73-How and when can a graduate receive their diploma?

Students who apply to our faculty during weekday working hours (08.30-17.30) with the documents specified on the "Diploma Delivery Procedures" page can receive their diplomas.

74- I graduated from a university abroad with a Faculty of Law, what should I do for Equivalence (Course Completion)?

Our citizens who have studied at a university recognized by the Council of Higher Education abroad must have an equivalence certificate in order to practice law in Turkey (Lawyer, Prosecutor, Judge, etc.). For this certificate, an application should be made to the Higher Education Council Recognition and Equivalence Services Presidency. For detailed information about the application: https://denklik.yok.gov.tr/tc-onlisans-lisans

75- After I made my application, I was asked by the Council of Higher Education to take equivalence courses and to make 3 (three) university preferences where I want to take these courses in order to receive the equivalence certificate, what should I do?

You can choose our faculty. (The law faculty you will choose must have graduated (have graduate students).)

76- I have chosen your faculty to be able to take equivalence courses, what should I do?

The results will be notified to our institution and you in writing by YÖK. When the results are notified to you, first contact the student affairs unit of our Dean's Office. If the relevant letter has also been sent to our Dean's Office, the necessary documents will be requested from you for the application. https://hukuk.klu.edu.tr/Sayfalar/7842-iletisim.klu

77- I have applied to your faculty to be able to take equivalence courses, when can I start the courses?

After applying to our faculty, your course matching will be carried out by our Faculty Adaptation and Exemption Committee. After the course matching is completed, your application will be evaluated by our Faculty Board of Directors. If your application is found appropriate by our Board, your registration as a Guest Student will be carried out in our faculty. If the course registration period for the relevant term (Fall-Spring) has not been completed, your advisor will contact you for course registration procedures. You can start taking your courses after your course registration procedures are completed.

78- Will I pay a fee when taking equivalence courses?

According to Article 13 of the Presidential Decree "On the Determination of Student Contributions and Tuition Fees to be Taken as Current Service Costs in Higher Education Institutions in the Relevant Academic Year" and Article 5 of the Procedures and Principles Regarding the YÖK Level Determination System Transactions, you can deposit the fee, which is 3 (three) times the current service cost, by entering your student number at Ziraat Bank ATMs during the course registration period. You can pay the fee as much as the ECTS you have received, not exceeding 30 ECTS per semester. Before the course registration process, you can contact our Faculty Student Affairs Unit to learn your student number. (You must make the contribution payment in order to be able to register for a course.)

79- How can I register for a course in order to take equivalence courses?

After your faculty registration process is completed, you can contact your advisor and register for a course via OBS. https://hukuk.klu.edu.tr/Sayfalar/26988-2022-2023-akademik-yili-bahar-donemi---kayit-yenileme--ders-kaydi.klu

80- Can I benefit from student rights while taking equivalence courses?

By complying with the provisions of YÖK Disciplinary, you can benefit from library and university facilities while taking equivalence courses. However, you do not benefit from student rights outside the campus.

81- Can I take my equivalence courses from the summer school of different universities?

You cannot take equivalence courses from different universities.

82- How long does it take to complete my equivalence courses?

You have a maximum of 4 years (8 semesters) to successfully complete all of the equivalence courses you are responsible for. If the course completion process cannot be completed within this period, the course completion process is terminated as unsuccessful and YÖK is notified.

In addition, if you fail any of the course/courses twice, this course will not be given to you again. After notification to YÖK, your placement will be made to a state university determined by the Council of Higher Education, only once. In the second placement, the courses taken and passed in our Faculty will not be given again.

83- I have successfully completed all my equivalence courses, what should I do?

Our Faculty will notify you and YÖK with a cover letter for guest students who have successfully completed all their equivalence courses.

84- I have given up taking my equivalence courses, what should I do?

An application must be made to the Higher Education Council Recognition and Equivalence Services Presidency. In addition, a transcript showing the grade status of the courses taken until that date is given to guest students who have given up taking their equivalence courses with the application made to our Faculty. The situation of the relevant guest student is reported to YÖK by our Faculty.

85- What are Double Major (DMP) and Minor?

Double Major (DMP): It is the name of the program that allows a student registered in a diploma program (associate degree/undergraduate) at Kırklareli University to take courses simultaneously from a diploma program at the same level (associate degree, undergraduate) within the university and receive two separate diplomas, provided that the success conditions and other conditions are met.

MINOR: It is a program that allows a student enrolled in a diploma program (associate degree/undergraduate) at Kırklareli University to take a limited number of courses in order to develop their knowledge, skills and competencies in a certain subject from a second diploma program (associate degree/undergraduate) at the same level within the university, provided that they meet the success conditions and other requirements, and to receive a minor certificate that does not replace their diploma.

86- Can I do a Double Major (DMP) or Minor in your faculty?

There is the opportunity to benefit from DMP and Minor programs in our faculty. Within the scope of the protocols added every year, you can participate in DMP and Minor programs in different faculties and receive a second diploma and minor certificate.

87- When can I apply for Double Major (DMP) or Minor programs?

You can apply for double major and minor programs in the third semester of the major undergraduate diploma programs at the earliest and in the fifth semester at the latest.

88- What are the requirements for participation in Double Major (DMP) or MINOR programs?

In order for a student to apply for a double major program in associate and undergraduate diploma programs;

a) He/she must have taken and passed all courses in the major diploma program he/she is registered in until the current semester.

b) The general weighted grade point average in the major diploma program must be at least 3.00 out of 4.00 (BB letter grade, 80-84 range in the hundred system). The success status of the courses taken in the previous semester is not taken into account in the application and the success of these courses is not included in the general weighted grade point average calculation.

c) The major diploma program must be in the top 20% range in the success ranking in the relevant class.

ç) The general weighted grade point average in the major diploma program must be at least 3.00 out of 4.00 (BB letter grade, 80-84 range in the hundred system). However, students who are not in the top 20% in terms of success ranking in the relevant class of the major diploma program and have a score not less than the base score of the relevant year of the double major program can also apply to the double major program.

d) In the acceptance of students to the double major diploma program that accepts students with an aptitude test, the condition of being successful in the aptitude test is sought. The conditions are determined by the relevant department and approved by the unit management board.

e) More than one double major program cannot be registered at the same time. However, they can register in a minor program in addition to the double major.

f) Students registered in diploma programs whose language of instruction is Turkish must meet the foreign language proficiency requirements of the relevant double major program in order to apply to any double major program that provides education in a foreign language.

In order for a student to apply for a minor program,

- He/she must have taken and passed all courses in the major program course plan until the semester he/she applied, and accordingly his/her general weighted grade point average must be at least 2.50 out of 4.00 (CB letter grade, 75-79 range in the hundred system).

89- Where should I apply for a Double Major (DMP) or Minor Program?

Applications for a double major and minor program are made to the unit (faculty to which the DMP or Minor is intended).

90- What is the GPA requirement for graduating from a Double Major (DMP) Program?

In order for a student to graduate from a double major program, his/her general grade point average in the major program must be at least 70 out of 100. During the entire double major education, the student's general grade point average in the major program may be reduced to 65 out of 100, only once. If the general grade point average in the major program falls below 70 out of 100 for the second time, the student's registration from the second major diploma program will be cancelled.

91- Where can I find more detailed information and regulations about the Double Major (DMP) or Minor Program?

For more detailed information about the double major and minor program; you can review the KIRKLARELI UNIVERSITY DOUBLE MAJOR AND MINOR PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINE IN ASSOCIATE DEGREE AND UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS.

*You can get support from our Faculty Student Affairs Office regarding all the issues mentioned above and related to education and training; you can send your questions, requests and suggestions to hukuk@klu.edu.tr e-mail address.

 

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