Students are required to continually maintain the minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) requirement for the degree program concerned. Should the GPA fall below the minimum requirements at the end of a semester or quarter, the students will be placed on a probation in the following semester or quarter. If the student fails to attain the minimum GPA level in the following semester/ quarter, the student will be placed on Final Mandatory Probation in the subsequent semester/quarter. Should a student be unable to improve the GPA to the required minimum level, after two consecutive semesters/quarters on probation, the student will be dropped form the program.

Semester Progression

In all undergraduate (bachelor) programs, if a student is awarded non-passing grades (F,W,I) in more than two subjects, the student will not be promoted to the next semester of the program and will be required to repeat the subjects which the student failed to pass, in the following semester, in addition to being placed on probation. In case of up to two subjects with non-passing grades, the student will be allowed to be promoted to the next semester on probation and will be required to repeat the subjects, which the student failed to pass, in the following semester.

In all graduate (master) programs, if a student is awarded non-passing grades (F,W,I) in more than one subject, the student will not be promoted to the next semester of the program and will be required to repeat the subjects which the student failed to pass, in the following semester, in addition to being placed on probation. In case of up to one subject with non-passing grades, the student will be allowed to be promoted to the next semester on probation and will be required to repeat the subject, which the student failed to pass, in the following semester.