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If there is a conflict between the exam schedule of the dual major program and that of the primary major program, the student must first take the exam(s) for the course(s) in the primary major program. The student may then take the exam(s) for the course(s) in the dual major program by submitting a “Request for a Make-up Exam.”

Make-up exams are administered for midterm exams. If two exams are held during the semester, a student may take a make-up exam for only one of them. Whether a student is eligible to take a make-up exam for a course and the procedures for administering make-up exams are governed by the principles established by the Senate. To be eligible for a make-up exam, students must submit a written request clearly stating and documenting their valid reason to the department within three days after the exam date. Information regarding make-up exams can be found in the “YTÜ Regulations on the Acceptance of Excuses and the Conduct of Make-Up Exams for Mid-Semester Exams,” available in the “Regulations” section of the YTU Student Affairs website.

To be eligible to take a make-up exam, students must have been enrolled in the relevant courses during the academic year in which the exam is held and must have met the requirements to take the end-of-semester exam for those courses. Students who are unable to take the make-up exam are not granted the right to a make-up exam for that course. Students may take the make-up exam for courses in which they received a conditional pass or a failing grade (excluding F0). The grade received on the make-up exam replaces the end-of-semester exam grade for that course.