Because a student committed to the course plan has advantages over the rest of the students, including priority for registering complete courses in the automatic registration system without the need for the department to register any course they need at their level. The years of study are specific to the student to enable them to easily fulfill the requirements of the course plan.
1- A first class honors degree is awarded to students with a cumulative accumulative grade point average equal to or higher than 3.75 at the time of graduation. 2 - A second class honors degree is awarded to students whose accumulative grade point average ranges from 3.25 to less than 3.75 out of 400 at the time of graduation. The following conditions should also be fulfilled: A- The student has not failed in any course of study at the university or at the university from which they transferred. B- The student must complete the graduation requirements within a maximum time span equal to the average between the minimum and the maximum time of study at their college. C- The student must have studied at least 60% of the graduation requirements at the university from which they will graduate.
If a student transfers, changes their major, or amends their course plan, an equivalence of the general courses is made automatically and then the major subjects are equalized with the approval of the section offering the course.
Change of specialization shall take place through the student's page on the university website according to the period specified in the academic calendar.
When an offense is committed by a student and is submitted to the Disciplinary Committee in the Deanship of Student Affairs, a disciplinary decision shall be issued against them.
Yes, students have the right to file a lawsuit with the relevant authorities at the university if they have been harmed in any way.
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