Savur Vocational School
Department of Finance, Banking and Insurance
Horizontal Transfer Procedure
The purpose of this procedure is to regulate the application, evaluation, and registration processes for students who wish to transfer horizontally to the Department of Finance, Banking and Insurance at Savur Vocational School.
This procedure covers associate degree students currently enrolled at Mardin Artuklu University or other higher education institutions who wish to apply for an internal or inter-institutional horizontal transfer.
Law No. 2547 on Higher Education
Regulation on the Principles of Transfer Between Associate and Bachelor’s Degree Programs, Double Major, Minor, and Inter-Institutional Credit Transfer
Mardin Artuklu University Associate and Undergraduate Education and Examination Regulation
The student must have completed at least one semester in the current program.
The student’s Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) must be at least 60 out of 100.
The student must not have received any disciplinary penalty.
For inter-institutional transfers, the student’s Higher Education Institutions Exam (YKS) score must be equal to or higher than the minimum base score of the target program in the relevant academic year.
Transfers from preparatory classes are not permitted.
Transfers between open or distance education programs are allowed. However, for transfer from open/distance education to formal (on-campus) programs, the student must have either a CGPA of at least 80 out of 100 or a central placement (YKS) score equal to or higher than the base score of the target university’s program in the relevant year.
Applications are accepted during the periods announced on the university’s official website for the summer-fall semester each year.
Required documents:
Horizontal Transfer Application Form
Approved Transcript (signed and sealed)
Student Certificate
Course Descriptions (for inter-institutional transfers)
ÖSYM/YKS Exam Result Document
Applications may be submitted in person, via e-Government portal, or by mail to the relevant vocational school directorate.
Applications are reviewed by the Department Chair.
The Vocational School Administrative Board decides based on the available quota.
Course equivalency (credit transfer) for accepted students is determined by the Department Academic Committee and entered into the student information system.
Students who are granted the right to transfer must complete registration within the announced period.
Candidates who fail to register within the given period forfeit their transfer right.
After registration, transfer students are initially placed in the first year of the program. Within two weeks, students must submit a petition to the Department Chair for exemption and course equivalency procedures. The Exemption and Equivalency Committee evaluates previous courses based on ECTS credits and contents to determine exempted courses.
Courses previously completed successfully are evaluated for exemption based on credit comparison.
Appeals are reviewed and finalized by the Vocational School Administrative Board upon consultation with the relevant academic committee.
Once registration is completed, students must enroll in courses through the student information system.
Exempted courses determined by the Equivalency Committee are communicated to the student in writing.
During the course registration period, the student must select courses with the approval of their academic advisor.
All documents transferred from the previous institution are filed by the student affairs office.
Students participate in the orientation program and are informed about the department.
Transferred students are academically monitored and guided by their assigned advisor.
Students are obliged to comply with the curriculum and academic calendar of the program they are registered in.
Attendance requirements are subject to the relevant provisions of the university’s regulations.
Internship and practical courses must be completed according to the rules of the new program.
Students must adhere to the university’s disciplinary regulations and codes of conduct.
Students should follow the guidance of their academic advisor and actively participate in advisory processes.
Participation in orientation programs, seminars, and information meetings organized by the university and the department is essential.
Transfer students are responsible for all courses in the new program except for those granted exemption.
