Turkish Aeronautical Association University Associate and Undergraduate Education and Exam Regulation
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This regulation sets the core rules for admissions, registration, course loads, exams, transfers, graduation, diplomas and withdrawal procedures in Turkish Aeronautical Association University’s associate and undergraduate programs, except the Pilotage Department of the Faculty of Air Transportation. It mainly affects current and prospective students, academic advisers and university administrators. Students need to pay close attention to registration renewal, tuition payment, attendance, course withdrawal, transfer credit and exam rules, because missing deadlines or requirements can lead to passive student status, loss of access to classes and exams, or problems with graduation.
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Key Changes
- Creates a full framework for admission, registration, education, exams, transfers, graduation and withdrawal in most associate and undergraduate programs at the university.
- Defines registration renewal, tuition payment and passive student status rules, including loss of student rights when registration or payment requirements are not met.
- Sets practical academic rules on course loads, summer school limits, attendance requirements, course withdrawal, transfer credits and exam eligibility.
Obligations
What this law requires
Students admitted to a program must complete registration in person, through a legal representative, or electronically within the dates stated in the academic calendar and must submit the required documents.
Applicants must satisfy registration conditions, including being a high school or equivalent graduate, providing any required health or professional suitability report, fulfilling tuition-related financial obligations, and, for international students, fulfilling student visa obligations.
Candidates admitted with false or misleading declarations or documents must not be registered; if already registered, the university must cancel their registration regardless of semester, invalidate any issued documents including diplomas, and take action under applicable law.
Special student applications and registration must be completed no later than the course add-drop period announced in the academic calendar, and special student admission is valid only for one semester unless the student reapplies for later semesters.
Special students must not exceed the maximum semester credit load set by the regulation and must pay the per-credit tuition fee for the courses they take.