Amendment to Kırıkkale University Associate and Undergraduate Education Regulation
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This regulation changes several student rules at Kırıkkale University, mainly around compulsory common courses, academic calendars, double major programs, transfer rankings, late registration renewal, and course exemption requests. Students and academic units are the main affected groups. The changes clarify deadlines, scoring methods, and approval procedures, so students seeking transfers, double majors, registration renewal after a missed deadline, or exemptions for prior courses should follow the updated rules closely.
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Key Changes
- Defines common compulsory courses to include Atatürk Principles and History of the Turkish Revolution, Turkish language, foreign language, and occupational health and safety where relevant.
- Clarifies that a 14-week academic period equals 70 working days.
- Updates double major approval rules and allows eligible associate and undergraduate students to follow additional programs with approval.
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Obligations
What this law requires
Academic units may open double major programs only through the request of the relevant department board, the proposal of the relevant unit board, and a Senate decision.
The relevant unit administrative board must decide whether eligible associate degree students may pursue another associate degree program, and whether eligible undergraduate students may pursue another undergraduate or associate degree program, as a double major concurrently with their registered program.
For success-based transfer applications, the university must rank applicants within quota by weighting the applicant's central placement score from the year of placement at 90% and weighted GPA at 10%; for programs admitting by special talent exam, the special talent placement score from the year of placement must be weighted at 90%.
Students who do not renew registration on time must apply to their own department chair or academic unit within five business days after the end of the course add/drop week.
When a student's excuse for late registration renewal is accepted, the relevant unit administrative board must set the student's registration renewal dates and notify the relevant department chair and the Student Affairs Department.