YÖK Strictly Controls Fees at Foundation Universities
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The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) has intensified its inspections following complaints from students studying at private universities regarding tuition fees. As part of this, students with only one course remaining will not be charged the full semester tuition fee. Here are the details...
The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) has taken action against private universities regarding exorbitant increases in tuition fees for intermediate year students and other unethical practices. According to the new decision, tuition increases for intermediate year students cannot exceed 25%, semester fees cannot be charged for a single course, and no interest can be applied to installments over up to 9 months. Universities violating these rules w…
The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) has made new regulations regarding tuition fees at private universities following student complaints. Accordingly, students with only one course remaining will not be charged full semester tuition fees, and tuition increases for intermediate years will not exceed 25% in the 2026-2027 academic year. 🚆
The Higher Education Council (YÖK) has announced new regulations on tuition fees at foundation universities.
The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) announced that students in private universities who have only one course remaining will not be charged the full semester tuition fee.
The Council of Higher Education (YÖK) announced that the increase in tuition fees at private universities for classes other than the preparatory and/or first year cannot exceed 25 percent. YÖK stated that necessary actions will be taken against institutions found to be acting contrary to the determined procedures and principles.
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