Students are required to renew their registration at the beginning of each semester within the period announced in the academic calendar throughout their education. Information on how to register for courses is announced to students before the start of the academic year.
At the beginning of each semester, students must pay their tuition fees within the period specified in the academic calendar in order to renew their registration.
Students who have renewed their registration may add or drop courses within the first two weeks of the semester during the add-drop period, provided they receive approval from their academic advisor.
Except for the first two semesters of their education, students may withdraw from one course per semester, with the approval of their advisor, by the deadline indicated in the academic calendar. During the associate degree program, students may withdraw from a maximum of two courses in total; during the undergraduate program, a maximum of five courses in total. Students may only withdraw from courses they are taking for the first time. Withdrawn courses are considered not taken and are shown as (W) on the transcript.
Students who fail to renew their registration within the specified period without a valid excuse accepted by the relevant administrative board are not allowed to attend classes or take exams for that semester.
Students who fail to renew their registration on time but have a valid excuse approved by the relevant administrative board may be granted late registration until the end of the add-drop period.
To take a course, students may be required to have taken or successfully completed one or more prerequisite courses. Students cannot enroll in courses for which they do not meet the prerequisites.
