1. Purpose of the Summer School

The Summer School is intended to provide opportunities for students to:

• Take courses to raise their general grade point average (GPA).

• Be given the opportunity to take courses at our University that they have never taken before during the Fall and Spring semesters.

• Enable students in graduation status to take courses they did not register for in the Fall or Spring semesters at another university.

• Allow successful students to take courses from a higher class/year.

2. Opening of the Summer School Courses

• Course Types: Compulsory and elective courses listed in the Fall and Spring semester programs may be offered.

• Course Cancellation: However, if the number of students selecting the relevant course remains below 25 (twenty-five), the course may be canceled. A course that is canceled may be taken at another university. "The list of opened and canceled courses will be announced on our Faculty website."

• Academic Calendar: The Summer School academic calendar is determined by the relevant University boards, commencing at least 2 (two) weeks after the completion of the Spring semester exams.

3. Summer School Registration

• Course Limit: Students may register for a maximum of 4 (four) courses in total in the Summer School. Furthermore, courses may be taken from more than one university.

• Taking Courses from a Higher Class: Students with a General GPA of 3.00 and above may select courses from a higher class/year.

• Priority Registration: Students must first register for a course opened or confirmed to be opened at our University. If the course is not opened at our University or is canceled, the relevant course may be taken at another university.

• Taking Courses at Another University: Students who meet the conditions below may take compulsory courses that they have never taken before or failed to meet the attendance requirement at another University's Summer School:

  • Students who are in graduation status at the end of the Summer School.

  • Students whose General GPA is 3.00 and above.

  • Double major students for their registration in the second major program.

4. Registration Cancellation

• Upon the student's request, the student's Summer School registration may be canceled by the decision of the relevant boards/councils.

Procedures and Processes for Students Taking Courses at Another University

At the Start of the Summer School:

1. First, access the "course contents" (ders içerikleri) of the course to be taken from the website of the host University. (If the content is current on the website, simply writing the website address is sufficient.)

2. Form must be completely filled out in 2 (two) copies (address-phone-signature).

3. Attach the course content from the host University or write the web page address on the completed form. The student must contact their Summer School registration advisor. You can see the Head of Department's signature at the bottom of the form. If your application is appropriate, your Head of Department will sign the form. You must contact the Summer School registration advisor to check the suitability of the course's credit and content.

4. Once the form is signed by the Head of Department and one copy is delivered by hand to our Faculty's Student Affairs Unit, your application process for taking a course at another university in the Summer School will be completed for our Faculty. Responsibility regarding the procedures of the other University belongs to the student.

After the Summer School:

1. The results of the courses you took in the Summer School must be sent to our University by the relevant universities. The student is responsible for any setbacks or delays that may occur. You must track whether your course results have reached our University. When your Summer School transcript reaches our Faculty, your courses will be added to the Student Information System (SIS) shortly.

2. Students who wish to accelerate the process of having their course results processed and recorded in the Student Information System (SIS) may submit the "transcript (not durum)" document (which must be wet-signed/originally signed) they received from the relevant university to our Faculty's Student Affairs Unit along with a petition (dilekçe).

3. The process is completely finished when the course you took from another university is processed into the Student Information System (SIS).

For more detailed information, you can contact your advisor or review the Frequently Asked Questions section on our department's website.