ARTICLE 25 - (1) Among students who are placed in the University's undergraduate programs through the central placement examination and register: spouses and children of martyrs are granted a 100% scholarship, while veterans themselves, their spouses, and their children receive a 50% discount on the tuition fee they are required to pay.
(2) In order to benefit from this scholarship, newly registering students must apply to the Directorate of Student Affairs with a wet-signed petition, before paying their tuition fees, during the announced registration dates; existing students must do so during their registration renewal dates. The scholarships of students who do not apply by the specified dates are applied starting from the following academic semester/year.
(3) The document showing that the student's parent is a martyr/veteran, or that the student is personally a veteran, must be obtained from the Force Command, the General Command of the Gendarmerie, the Social Security Institution, or the e-Government System to which the martyr or veteran belonged.
(4) These scholarships are granted for a maximum of one year for optional foreign language preparatory programs, a maximum of two years for compulsory foreign language preparatory programs, and a maximum of seven years for undergraduate programs in the program in which the student is registered, without exceeding the maximum duration of study of the programs.
(5) These scholarships, in the case of the student's:
a) cumulative weighted grade point average falling below 2.00 at the end of the academic year,
b) failing to renew registration for one semester in undergraduate programs, or for one quarter/level in the compulsory foreign language preparatory program,
c) having received a disciplinary penalty,
ç) transferring internally or externally to another institution,
d) having their ties with the University terminated,
shall be terminated and not reinstated.
(6) This scholarship may not be used by students who, while studying in any undergraduate program of the University, had their ties with the University terminated in the academic year preceding the academic year in which they were placed by ÖSYM, and who were subsequently placed by retaking the examination, nor by students who previously graduated with an undergraduate degree from any formal higher education institution.