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Ankara University 2019-2020 Academic Year Announcement for International Student Admission to Associate and Bachelor / Undergraduate Programs ANKARA UNIVERSITY 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR ANNOUNCEMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADMISSION TO ASSOCIATE AND BACHELOR / UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS International students will be admitted to Ankara University Associate and Bachelor/Undergraduate Programs based on the exam results obtained from Ankara University Examination for Foreign Students (2018-AYÖS / 2019-AYÖS) and other equivalent exams (SAT I, ACT, International Baccalaureate, ABITUR, etc.) Applicants who have fulfilled secondary-level education equal to a Turkish high school education and meet the necessary requirements may apply to study at associate and undergraduate programs of Ankara University. 1) ACADEMIC CALENDAR DATES OF APPLICATION 12/06/2019 – 23/06/2019 ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS 12/07/2019 FINAL REGISTRATION 18/07/2019 – 26/07/2019 (Except July 20 and 21) 2) PROGRAMS QUOTAS AND APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ADMISSION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS You can click here for quotas. You can click here for programs and admission requirements. 3) TUITION FEES You can click here for 2019-2020 Tuition Fees 4) NOTES AND IMPORTANT POINTS 1) Assessment of the applications and placement of the candidates are under Ankara University’s authorization. Ankara University is not obliged to fill the quota. Meeting application requirements does not guarantee acceptance. 2) Only one of the exam results required in assessment should be used in application. 3) Application of the candidates using more than one result will be void. 4) 10% country quota is applied in the assessment process. Candidate must fill in his/her nationality correctly. Filling in a different nationality will result in the revoke of the registration even if the candidate gains the right to register. 5) No application fee is required. 6) AYÖS, SAT and ACT scores submitted by the applicants must be taken in years 2018 or 2019. 7) Only certified documents will be accepted. (Except AYÖS, SAT and ACT results) 8) For the attention of the applicants applying with German high school diploma; applications with Fachabitur, which is equivalent to technical high school diploma, are void. Only applications with Abitur, which is equivalent to general high school diploma, will be accepted. 9) For the attention of applicants applying with SAT score; SAT score reports must be sent directly to the registration address via ETS until the registration dates (September 6 , 2019). (SAT Code for Ankara University: 7964) 10) Students registering for university must enrol in Universal Health Insurance (Genel Sağlık Sigortası) by applying to Social Security Institution (Sosyal Güvenlik Kurumu) with their Foreigner Identification Number. Students cannot benefit from the health service unless they apply for it. 5) GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS The following may apply: A. Senior class high school students or high school graduates; 1) Foreign nationals, 2) Those who are Turkish citizens by birth but with a later permission for renouncement of nationality by the Ministry of Domestic Affairs and those who provide evidence that their under age children registered in the document of renouncement of nationality have a Document on the Use of Recognized Rights by the Turkish Citizenship Law (Article 7 of the Turkish Citizenship Law no: 5901 states the following: “(1) Children who are born during the marriage of a Turkish mother or father in Turkey or abroad are Turkish citizens.” and the candidates abroad to apply to admission quotas are advised to view the Turkish Citizenship Law.), 3) Foreigners who have had the right to the certificate of naturalisation of the Turkish Republic as citizens / those who have dual nationality under similar conditions, 4) *a) Turkish students who attended secondary schools abroad before the date of 01/02/2013, including those who have completed the last three years of their secondary school (high school) education in a foreign country except for Cyprus and those who have completed their whole secondary school (high school) education Turkish schools under the supervision of the Ministry of National Education (MoNE) in a foreign country except for Cyprus) b) Candidates of foreign student admission quotas who started secondary school education abroad after the date of 01/02/2013, including those who have completed their whole secondary school (high school) education in a foreign country except for Cyprus and those who have completed their whole secondary school (high school) education Turkish schools under the supervision of the Ministry of National Education (MoNE) in a foreign country except for Cyprus) 5) Cyprus citizens who live in Cyprus and those who have completed their secondary school education (high school) in Cyprus high schools and have received GCE AL results and those who were registered at and attended private schools and high schools in other countries between 2005 and 2010 with GCE AL examination results or those who will receive such results, B. The following applicants cannot apply: 1) Turkish students who have completed their whole secondary school education in Turkey or in Cyprus, 2) Cyprus citizens (except for those who have completed their whole secondary school education (high school) in Cyprus high schools and have received GCE AL results and those who were registered at and attended private schools and high schools in other countries between 2005 and 2010 with GCE AL examination results or those who will receive such results), 3) *Those who have dual nationality, the first of which is Turkish by birth as stated in Article a, clause 2 (except for those who meet the conditions stated in Article a, clause 4) 4) Those who have dual identity, one of which is Cypriot, except for those who have completed their whole secondary school education (high school) in Cyprus high schools and have received GCE AL results and those who were registered at and attended private schools and high schools in other countries between 2005 and 2010 with GCE AL examination results or those who will receive such results), 5) Turkish citizens who attend schools in Turkey under the supervision of embassies and foreign high schools in Turkey or those who have dual identity, the first of which is Turkish by birth, as stated in Article a, clause 2 The registration of those who fail to submit the required admission documents will be cancelled and will not be taken into consideration even if their registration process has been completed. 6) EXAMS / DIPLOMAS THAT ARE ACCEPTED FOR APPLICATION AND MINIMUM SCORES : a) Minimum 50 standard points in AYÖS 2018 or AYÖS 2019 (Ankara University Examination For Foreign Students), b) Scores between 1-4 in ABITUR, c) An international baccalaureate diploma degree and minimum 30 points, d) Minimum 1100 points in total and minimum 650 points in the math section of SAT I, e) A score of minimum 24 in ACT, f) GCE and Cambridge International AL and AS Levels Qualifications A minimum of two A levels relevant to the program the candidate is applying for, with a minimum grade of A in one of them; in addition, a minimum of 320 points from all A or AS levels taken (with A- level tariff rates: A*=140, A=120, B=100, C=80) should be secured. AS-level (Advanced Subsidiary Level) may be considered in lieu of a nonessential A-level with half tariff rates.(Those who have not had a score of any kinds of exams on the list yet should not apply to study at any programs.) g) French Baccalaureate with a minimum score of 15 out of 20 in the stream related to the program the candidate is applying for, h) A minimum score of 400 out of 700 in the university entrance examination of Azerbaijan (TQDK) in the area of specialization related to the program applied for. i) Jordan and Palestine Tawjihi Certificate with a minimum exam score of 80 in all programs, j) West African Examination Council West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) (WAEC) a minimum of 6 B2 Levels, one of which is relevant to the program the candidate is applying for, k) A minimum average of 75% in College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) in CSAT ( College Scholastic Aptitude Test) exam prepared by “Korea Institute of Curriculum and Evaluation (KICE)” in South Korea [Suneung] including at least one relevant subject in type B. l) Japan Daigaku Nyûski Sentâ Shiken Entrance Exam Parts of Exam, Maximum Points and Duration of Exams: Japanese Language 80 minutes (200 points) Social Sciences (History-Geography, Citizenship) 1 part 60 minutes (110 points), 2 parts 130 minutes (200points) Maths 1 60 minutes (100 points) Maths 2 60 minutes (100 points) Science 1 60 minutes two parts (100 points) Science 2 60 minutes, 1 part (100 points), 2 parts 130 minutes (200 points) Foreign Language 80 minutes (200 points) Those who have a score of any exams on the above mentioned list in paragraphs (j), (k) are going to gain an acceptance depending on the decision of the related faculty members. m) Aptitude test: Applicants who will apply to departments that require aptitude tests should not only provide the necessary requirements, but also required to take an aptitude test conducted by the related faculty or department. n) High School GPA: After placement of the types of examinations above, applications made according to national high school final examinations will be assessed if vacant quotas remain. The results of exams which are specified as the University Entrance Exam are valid for only two years. 7) REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR APPLICATION 1) Application Form: The application form is filled in Online Application System. 2) Certified copy of high school diploma and certified copy of Turkish translation of the diploma: If the original high school diploma is not in Turkish, a certified copy of the diploma translated by Sworn Translation Offices and a certified copy of high school diploma shall be submitted simultaneously. Those who have not received their diplomas yet shall submit an official document (temporary graduation certificate) given by high schools to show that they will be graduates at a certain date and probable degree of graduation.
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