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/ 2012 2013 AKADEMK YILI FARAB DEM PROGRAMI N YERLETRME SONULARI ** Baar durumlar (akademik ort.) baz alnarak rencilerimiz tercihlerine gre en yksekten aa olacak ekilde niversitemizce yerletirmeleri gerekletirilen rencilerimiz tercihinizi onaylayp onaylamadnz aada belirtildii ekilde ; ONAY LEM N LETLECEK MAL RNE niversiteniz Fakltesi Blm . Numaral rencinizim. 2012/2013 Akademik ylnda Farabi Deiim Program...
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/ 2012 2013 AKADEMK YILI FARAB DEM PROGRAMI N YERLETRME SONULARI
** Baar durumlar (akademik ort.) baz alnarak rencilerimiz tercihlerine gre en yksekten
aa olacak ekilde niversitemizce yerletirmeleri gerekletirilen rencilerimiz tercihinizi
onaylayp onaylamadnz aada belirtildii ekilde ;
ONAY LEM N LETLECEK MAL RNE
niversiteniz Fakltesi Blm
. Numaral rencinizim. 2012/2013 Akademik ylnda Farabi Deiim Program
kapsamnda hak hareketlilie kazandm .. niversitesini,
KABUL EDYORUM/REDDEDYORUM.
sim Soyisim/tarih
dzenleyerek farabi@sakarya.edu.tr adresine 31 MART 2012 Cumartesi gn saat 17: 30 a dek
bildirmeniz gerekmektedir. Sz konusu tarihten sonra iletilen veya bildirimde bulunmayan
renciler haklarndan feragat etmi olarak kabul edilerek kontenjan yetersizlii ve/veya nceki
tercihine yerletirilemeyen renciler yeniden yerletirilecektir.
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