FAQ
We compiled the most frequently asked questions about university placement, transfers, equivalency and international student processes. If you can't find what you're looking for, contact us.
Fees vary by scope. We assess your case in a free initial meeting and give a clear quote with no hidden costs.
Yes. The first assessment is completely free with no obligation.
Yes. Your assigned consultant supports you from application to enrolment.
Absolutely. We work online via phone, video and WhatsApp and manage documents digitally.
We build a balanced list of target, balanced and safe choices, tailored to your score.
Ranking is a more reliable indicator than score; we analyze both together.
Yes. We analyze remaining quotas and prepare a strategy for additional placement.
GPA requirements vary by program and university; we evaluate your specific case.
If you meet the program's base score, you can apply via central score; quotas are limited.
Transfers are usually in intermediate years; restrictions may apply in first/final year.
We organize all documents including transcript, syllabi and forms.
Duration varies by documents and workload; complete applications speed it up significantly.
We check recognition via YÖK's recognized institutions list, a prerequisite for equivalency.
Usually apostille and certified translation are required; we help organize these.
Passport, diploma, transcript and exam/language certificates are the basics; we manage program-specific extras.
Yes. English programs exist; for Turkish programs we plan TÖMER proficiency.
Most universities require a certain level (often B2/C1); we plan accordingly.
Various discounts and scholarships exist; we guide you based on eligibility.
Course exemption means a course you previously passed is counted as an equivalent course in your new program, so you do not retake it. Adaptation (intibak) determines which year/semester you are placed in, based on the total ECTS of your exempted courses.
Exemption and adaptation applications are usually made within the first week after enrolment (often 10 business days). Most regulations do not accept late requests, so timing is critical.
As a rule: the previously taken course content must sufficiently match the target course, its ECTS/credit must be equal or higher, and it must have been passed. The decision is made by the unit's adaptation committee.
Core documents: an exemption petition, an officially approved transcript, and approved course contents (syllabi) of the passed courses. Documents from abroad may require apostille and certified translation.
Most universities use 30 ECTS per semester and 60 ECTS per year. The total ECTS of exempted courses is evaluated against these thresholds; e.g. if your exemptions cover a semester's load, you may be placed in the next semester. The exact placement is finalized by the committee.
Some universities apply an exemption exam, especially for foreign language and basic computing/IT courses, instead of or in addition to the transcript. Students who pass are exempted. Practice varies by university and course.
This depends on the university's exemption regulation. Some institutions record the grade and include it in the GPA; others mark it as "exempt" and exclude it. We clarify your institution's rule before applying.
You can usually file a justified objection/re-evaluation petition within the set period. Most rejections stem from missing syllabi or ECTS mismatch; with the right documents many decisions can be reversed. We prepare your objection file.
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