Transfers and Credit Equivalencies
Article Forty-Two:
Students will be allowed to transfer from another university when the following conditions are fulfilled:
- A. The student transfers from a recognised college or university.
- B. The student has not been expelled from the other institution due to a disciplinary infraction.
- C. The student shall be subject to the conditions for transfer as stipulated by the Senate.
Article Forty-Three:
The office of admissions and registration shall evaluate the student’s transcript to determine the equivalencies of the courses the student studied in another university based upon the recommendations of the Faculties that offer those subjects. The courses that are accepted as equivalent shall be entered into the student’s transcript and will be counted in calculating his/her CGPA and the number of credit-hours accumulated.
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Article Forty-Four:
Transfer of the student’s credits shall take place in accordance with the procedures, rules and the dates announced by the University. However, no more than 50% of the credits required for graduation shall be transferred.
Article Forty-Five:
After securing the approval of the Deans of the two relevant faculties, a student may transfer from one course of study to another.
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Article Forty-Six:
A student, after securing the approval of the Dean of the faculty, may transfer from one specialisation to another within the same faculty.
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Article Forty-Seven:
When a student transfers from one specialisation to another, all the courses he/she studied will remain in his/her academic record. That includes the grades, semester GPA, and the CGPA for the entire period of study in the University.
Article Forty-Eight:
The Senate has the following rights: A. The right to alter any of the legal articles of these rules and regulations or add or delete articles. B. The right to make exceptions to any of the legal articles of these rules and regulations.