F.A.Q
1. When are the Course Registrations?
Course registrations are made on the dates specified in the academic calendar for each semester.
2. Where is school fee paid?
You can pay your school fee from any Garanti Bank Branch or ATM with your student number between the registration renewal and course registration dates specified in the academic calendar.
3. Will I pay school fee? If it is necessary, how much school fee will I pay?
If you are a daytime education student, you will not pay tuition unless you exceed your education period (2 years). If you have exceeded your education period (extended the school), you will be able to automatically find out the amount of fees determined by the Council of Ministers for you each year when you tell your student number.
If you are an evening education student, you will pay fees. When you go to the bank, when you say your student number, you will be able to automatically learn the amount of the fee created for you.
4. What will I do after I pay my school fee?
You can register your course remotely with your password from the web page of our university or you can do it with a counselor at the school during registration renewal dates.
5. How Do I Register My Course?
First of all, if there are any courses you have taken and failed before, you will complete your remaining credits from the courses in the semester you are in. If there is no failed course, you will take as many courses as your semester credit. If you have failed course and your GPA is above 2.00, the system will allow you to take the lesson you have failed.
6. Which of the Elective Courses Should I Choose Apart from Required Courses?
You can make your choice by looking at the course contents on the web page of the department / program you will study. Then, during the course taking-dropping week, you can re-evaluate the elective courses accompanied by your instructor, and complete the selection process of the elective courses with the suggestions of your teacher.
7. I have passed all the courses to graduate, but my GPA is below 2.00, what should I do?
If you have the courses that you haven’t taken from 1st and 2nd grade until now, you will take them first to complete your semester credit. If the courses you haven’t taken do not complete your semester credit, you can take courses, which are DD and DC in the 1st and 2nd grades, again to increase the grade and your can increase your GPA above 2.00 and graduate.
8. I made my course registeration from the Student Information System. What will I do?
After registering your course from the Student Information System, have your course registration checked with your advisor. Have the course release form be signed. Complete your course registration within the add/drop terms, with one copy left by you and one copy by your advisor.
9. I made my course registration wrong through Student Information System, What will I do?
After you have registered and approved the course through the Student Information System, if there is a need to make changes, you can make the necessary corrections with your advisor during the add and drop week.
10. My course registration has finished. What do I do?
You will receive an elective course that is opened by leaving the elective course that is not opened if you have overlapping courses in the weekly course schedule during the add/drop week or if there is an elective course that is not opened within the courses you choose. After all the procedures are completed, there will be no obstacle to start the lessons.
11. I want to take elective course outside the department. What will I do?
You can take one elective course out of department for each semester with the consent of your advisor in times when the courses you have taken do not overlap in the weekly course schedule.
12. When will the courses begin?
Courses will start on the date specified in the academic calendar of our university.
13. Will attendance be taken for the first week?
Attendance will be taken during the first week.
14. Will the exams be classic or multiple choice?
Midterm and final exams are up to instructors.
15. I studied at a university before, will I take some of the courses I took there again?
If the credits and course contents of the courses you have taken before are compatible with the courses you will take, you should apply to the student affairs with the course content and the transcript of the department / program you have previously studied between the dates of the Previous Learning Recognition Applications. If the board deems it appropriate, you may be exempt from the courses whose content and credits match each other.
16. Does my academic advisor change every semester?
Your academic advisor will not change until the time you graduate from the first registration process, except compulsory cases.
17. Where should I do my internship?
With the approval of the internship commission, you can do your internship in institutions and organizations that will contribute to your professional development. You can learn more about this topic from your Academic Advisor.
18. Are Health Reports Counted from Absenteeism?
Reports received from hospitals or family physicians are not processed except for exams. Reports received are not counted as absenteeism.
19. What Should I do with the reports received during the exam week?
Reports received during the midterm exam week must be submitted to the student affairs office within 3 (three) weekdays from the day the report begins. Reports that are not delivered within the relevant period are not processed.
20. What are the conditions for obtaining Honor and High Honor Certificate?
Students who complete their education within the time specified in the Law and do not receive disciplinary punishment, and whose GPA is between 3.00-3.49, are entitled to receive the Certificate of Honor. Our students whose GPA is 3.50 and above are entitled to receive High Honor Certificate.
21. I want to delete my registration, what should I do?
The student should enter the document system at www.belge.mu.edu.tr and apply for an online disenrollment petition, and after the application is approved through the online system, the student must sign the disenrollment petition and submit it to the Student Affairs. The disenrollment petition which is demanded but not signed is not processed.
22. Procedures for graduates to obtain a Diploma or Temporary Graduation Certificate
Our students whose graduation is approved are primarily enter www.document.mu.edu.tr address and choose the user type as a student graduate and request a Certificate of Dismissal from the student page opened by entering the desired information in the relevant places.
If the Associate Degree Diploma has not been printed, you can receive the Temporary Graduation Certificate with a student ID card from our school, and if your Associate Diploma has been printed, you can also receive it with your student ID card from the Registrar’s office.
NOTE: If a student who receives the Temporary Graduation Certificate wants to get the Associate Degree Diploma, he / she cannot obtain the Associate Degree Diploma without delivering the Temporary Graduation Certificate (Original).
Procedures to be taken by students who have lost their diploma or temporary graduation certificate;
Students who lose Temporary graduation certificate (original) must give a newspaper ad which has a Turkey print. Afterwards, they can receive their diplomas by coming to the Student Affairs Office of Rectorate with a published announcement and a petition.
Students who lose their diploma give a newspaper ad which has a Turkey print. Then, with the published loss declaration and a petition, an application is made to the Student Affairs Office of Rectorate, and a new diploma is given to the students. The new diploma contains the expression of copy.
Note:
* Students can obtain their diploma or temporary graduation documents personally or through the people they give their notary attorney.
*People who have notary's attorney must bring the original of the attorney's certificate and the original of the temporary graduation certificate (if the certificate is received).
* Graduated students can obtain high school diplomas (originals) if they apply to their schools.