Amendment to Boğaziçi University Undergraduate Education Regulation
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The amendment gives certain Boğaziçi University undergraduate students more flexibility when repeating courses. If the total credits of the courses a student can repeat are below 15, the relevant university board may allow the student to take more than two new courses, as long as the total does not exceed 15 credits. This mainly affects undergraduate students with limited repeat-course credits, as well as faculty and university boards that approve course loads. The change is narrow and administrative, but it may help students build a fuller semester schedule within the credit cap.
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Key Changes
- Allows eligible undergraduate students to take more than two new courses when their repeatable course credits are below 15
- Keeps the total course load under a 15-credit limit for this exception
- Requires approval from the relevant university board
Obligations
What this law requires
Boğaziçi University must implement the amended undergraduate course-repeat rule from the publication date, allowing eligible students whose repeatable course credits total less than 15 to take more than two new courses only if the relevant board approves and the total course load does not exceed 15 credits.
The Boğaziçi University Rector is responsible for executing the provisions of this amendment.