Regulation Amending the Tarsus University Associate and Undergraduate Education-Teaching and Examination Regulation
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This regulation introduces several changes to Tarsus University's rules governing associate and undergraduate programs. Key updates include issuing printed or digital student ID cards upon registration, setting each semester at 14 weeks (70 working days) excluding exams, and prohibiting classes during mid-term exam weeks. Students who receive a medical report cannot attend exams during those periods, with any attempted exam invalidated. Final-year students facing maximum duration limits under Law 2547 now receive additional exam rights for all failed courses in the last two semesters. Registration freezing is limited to a minimum of one and maximum of four semesters, with health-related freezes exempt from these limits. Student disciplinary procedures follow Article 54 of Law 2547, and temporarily suspended students are barred from all educational and social activities and university facilities.
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Key Changes
- Each semester consists of 14 weeks (70 working days) excluding exams
- No classes held during the week when mid-term exams take place
- Students with medical reports cannot attend exams; any taken exam is invalidated
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Obligations
What this law requires
Issue printed or digital photo student ID cards to all students upon final registration
Set each semester to exactly 14 weeks (70 working days) excluding examination periods
Prohibit all classes during mid-term examination weeks
Invalidate any examination taken by students who present medical reports for that examination period
Provide final-year students exceeding maximum duration limits under Law 2547 with additional examination rights for all failed courses in their last two semesters on dates determined by Senate