Grants & Loans FAQ

The student visits the Student Affairs Department to apply for a loan or grant by submitting an official request, or through the student electronic portal.

Dual scholarships are not permitted; the student benefits from the higher scholarship only.

Through the student portal, go to the student requests icon, then assistance request, fill it out and submit.

A student cannot enrol with a new number without completing all procedures for the old number. However, a student may retake a previously passed course to improve their GPA.

The student must visit their academic advisor at the college to receive guidance throughout their studies.

After the enrolment application is submitted and the student is admitted, the password is sent via text message.

We recommend visiting the academic guidance department at the university to identify your interests based on your study preferences and to learn about the available specialisations.

Students not benefiting from scholarships may pay their semester fees in three instalments: the first upon registration, the second before the midterm exam, and the third before the final exam. Scholarship students pay in only two instalments: the first upon registration and the second when confirming the scholarship before the midterm exam.

Announcements are made with explanatory videos and various advertisements. Follow the Student Affairs Department website on Facebook and Telegram, or visit the department staff at the office.

This is determined by the lending fund, but students may postpone payment until after graduation.

Determined by the lending fund administration, it does not exceed 70% of the student's semester fees.

Visit the Student Affairs Department to issue a new password.

It covers part of the fees and does not require immediate repayment; it can be paid after graduation. It also helps students obtain scholarships and exemptions.

Yes, it counts as a first instalment, and the benefit begins immediately upon signing the promissory note.