For Bachelor programs which have a common foundation - CLEAM, CLES, CLEF and BIEMF - students may request to be assigned to a different program as long as it belongs to the same subject-area foundation as their original Bachelor program. They may request this change during the third semester, in the second year of studies.
In order to submit an application to review the Bachelor program choice, students must be enrolled in their original Bachelor program for the 2011-2012 academic year.
Applications will be accepted as long as the balance between entering and exiting students, added to those students who make up the class groups, is at most equal to 140 students for each class group.
If the number of applications is greater than the number of places, students will be selected according to a ranking list for each new Bachelor program based on merit, which is determined by the weighted average of exam marks and credit points received compared with those to be received.
Please note that in case students opt for the BIEMF program they must have one of the language prerequisites which are recognized as valid to be enrolled in a Bachelor program taught in English.
The ranking list will be determined by considering first-year program requirements and exams passed by November 2011.
Students can submit an application to review the Bachelor program choice (the application form must be collected, filled out and handed in at the Academic Affairs Division Desk) during the 1-22 December 2011 period. The same deadline applies for cancelling or modifying any applications previously submitted.
On 20 January 2012 via yoU@B student Diary, students receive the results of the Bachelor program review; admitted students also receive the details on the class group assigned.
During the January-February 2012 period, students who applied to review their Bachelor program choices must sit first- and second-semester exams of the first year of studies and first-semester exams of the second year of studies as required in the study plan, with course profiles and teachers of their original Bachelor programs.
