Amendment to Yalova University Graduate Education and Training Regulation
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This regulation updates Yalova University’s graduate admissions rules, mainly for master’s and doctoral programs in basic medical sciences. It allows applicants in those programs to use either a quantitative ALES score or a TUS basic medical sciences score, and it defines how the TUS-based score is calculated. The practical effect is narrow. Prospective graduate students in basic medical sciences, academic departments, and admissions staff should check the revised score thresholds and application criteria before the next admissions cycle.
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Key Changes
- Adds TUS as an accepted exam route for graduate applications in basic medical sciences.
- Sets minimum score rules, including at least 55 in quantitative ALES or 50 in TUS basic medical score for certain programs.
- Defines the TUS basic medical score calculation as 70% basic medical sciences score plus 30% clinical medical sciences score.
Obligations
What this law requires
Applicants to graduate and doctoral/proficiency in art programs must have the minimum score specified in the admissions announcement for the ALES score type required by the program; applicants to basic medical sciences master’s and doctoral programs may satisfy this requirement with either the quantitative ALES score type or the TUS basic medical score, as proposed by the relevant department/art major and approved by the Institute Board.
For basic medical sciences master’s and doctoral admissions, the TUS basic medical score must be calculated by multiplying the TUS basic medical sciences standard score by 0.7, multiplying the clinical medical sciences standard score by 0.3, and adding the two results.
Where an ALES or TUS score is required as an application prerequisite, applicants to basic medical sciences master’s and doctoral programs must obtain at least 55 in the quantitative ALES score type or at least 50 in the TUS basic medical score type, or the higher score set by the relevant department/art major.
The relevant department/art major must determine the required minimum ALES or TUS score for graduate admissions, and the Institute Board must approve that score before it is included in the admissions announcement.