Frequently Asked Questions
Except for partial scholarships, the highest amount of scholarship is given to students who are eligible for scholarships in more than one category at the same time.
TOBB ETU students, those who have left or been dismissed from TOBB ETU, and four-year university graduates can only register with a paid status even if they are centrally placed under a scholarship quota at TOBB ETU.
Including the preparatory class, the scholarship period of students who register from scholarship quotas is limited to a total of eight academic years in the Faculty of Medicine, and a total of five academic years in other faculties, plus an additional semester. Except for approved leave of absence, students who do not register for two consecutive semesters in the preparatory class or for a total of three semesters in the undergraduate program will have their scholarship status cancelled.
For detailed information, you can review the Undergraduate Program Scholarship Directive.
Principles for Determining Honor Degree Students
The first, second and third honor degree students of the undergraduate programs of the University's Faculties are determined from among the students who have graduated, based on the beginning of the summer term add-drop date of each academic year. The necessary conditions for having the honor status are as follows:
The first of the faculty is the student with the highest overall grade point average (GPA) from the date of registration to the undergraduate program until the end of the eleventh semester. The second of the faculty is the student with the highest GPA after the first of the faculty, and the third of the faculty is the student with the highest GPA after the second of the faculty.
In case of equality of GPAs, the number of course withdrawals is considered, and in case of equality of these numbers, the number of course repetitions is considered. In case of equality of all three criteria, the same honor degree is given to more than one graduate.
The undergraduate program must be completed in a maximum of eleven semesters. However, students who register irregularly for the undergraduate program after completing one or two preparatory semesters, and who therefore fail to take 75% of the compulsory courses for the semester they registered for due to prerequisites, will not be considered in the semester calculation for a maximum of two semesters. In addition, for students who take a leave of absence without counting towards the duration of the first two semesters of the undergraduate program, these periods spent on leave will not be considered in the semester calculation.
Students who graduate earlier than eleven semesters are evaluated together with students who graduated by completing eleven semesters. Early graduation does not create a new right to be ranked.
It is required that the student has not received any disciplinary punishment from the university, other than a warning. Living allowance is paid on the last day of each month.