Postponement is a procedure that allows a student to temporarily suspend their studies for one or more semesters without being considered a failure. This is granted if the student provides a valid excuse approved by the Dean of the college or an authorized representative. The student must submit the postponement request before the start of the semester.

No, the postponed semester is not counted as part of the official duration required to complete the graduation requirements of the program.

No, the student will not receive a scholarship for the postponed semester, and it will not be included in their total eligible scholarship period.

A student may not exceed two consecutive postponed semesters or three non-consecutive postponed semesters throughout their time at the university.

Yes, there are specific deadlines outlined in the academic calendar for submitting postponement requests.

Students can submit a postponement request through their account on the university’s online portal or mobile application.