Important rules for students

Specializations & Duration of Study

Mansoura University, upon the request of the Faculty of Commerce Council, grants a Bachelor's degree in one of the following specializations:

1. Accounting

2. Business Administration

3. Economics

4. Applied Statistics

Study System: The duration of study is 4 years (8 semesters). Specialization begins in the Third Year. In the Fourth Year, the Accounting and Business Administration divisions split into two independent divisions, while Economics and Statistics remain as they are.

Student Admission Rules

Nomination through the main Coordination Office for high school graduates.
Egyptian students with high school diplomas from Arab and foreign countries (via the Coordination Office).
Graduates of the Commercial Technical Institute with a "Very Good" grade (admitted to the second year as regular students).
Graduates of the 5-year Commercial High School system (admitted to the second year).
Graduates of the Commercial Technical Institute ("Good" or "Pass") after passing the equivalency exam at Cairo University.
Holders of higher education degrees other than commerce (Directed Affiliation system).
International students through the Expatriates Department at the Ministry of Higher Education.

Important Notice: After a student is nominated for admission, they are not considered enrolled until they complete the medical examination at the University's Medical Administration, pay the prescribed tuition fees, and issue their university ID card.

Transfer & Enrollment Rules

First: First Year (Corresponding Faculties)

Obtaining the minimum total score required by the target faculty.
The faculty must not have a counterpart in the student's governorate (to reduce geographical alienation).
Fulfilling the geographical distribution conditions.

Second: Higher Years (Second Year and Above)

Transfer is centralized at the university level.
The student must have passed with at least a "Pass" grade.
The percentage of transferred students must not exceed 20% of the total number of students.
Priority is given to students with higher scores.

Transfer requests are not accepted after one month from the start of the study.

No financial fees may be imposed for transferring between corresponding faculties.

Important Note: Faculties finalize transfers for returning students before the academic year begins. For new students, transfers end fifteen days after classes start.

Disciplinary Rules & Penalties

Disciplinary Violations Include:

Disrupting the order of the faculty and its facilities.
Disrupting classes or inciting others to do so.
Cheating or attempting to cheat in an exam.
Damaging facilities or equipment.
Distributing unlicensed leaflets or staging sit-ins.

Disciplinary Penalties:

Warning or notice.
Deprivation of certain student services.
Deprivation from taking the exam in one or more courses.
Canceling the student's exam in one or more courses.
Dismissal from the faculty (for a specific period or permanently).

Exam Excuse Rules

First: Medical Excuses

Handled by the Medical Committee at the University's Medical Administration.
The request must be submitted before, during, or within a maximum of two days after the exam.
The number of excuses cannot exceed two (a third may be granted by University Council decision).

Second: Social Excuses

The request must include an explanation of the excuse along with all supporting official documents.
The Faculty Council is responsible for evaluating the reasons and making a decision.
The number of excuses cannot exceed two (a third may be granted by the Education & Student Affairs Council).

Third: Enrollment Suspension

In the case of working abroad, the student must provide the original employment contract before December 30th.

Grace Marks Rules

For Failed/Absent Students: A boost within 3% of the total score (provided it doesn't exceed 15% of a single subject's grade) to change the status from fail to pass or transfer.
For Students at Risk of Final Dismissal: A boost within 6% of the total score (provided it doesn't exceed 20% of a single subject's grade) to give them a chance to stay or take the exam.

Exam Opportunities

Academic Year	Maximum Stay in the Year	Notes
First Year	Two years internally	Dismissed from the faculty afterward
Second Year	Two years	Right to take the exam externally once
Third Year	Two years	Right to take the exam externally three times
Fourth Year	Two years	Right to take the exam externally three times

Note: If a student fails in the final year in no more than half of its courses (regardless of failed courses from previous years), they are allowed to retake exams until they pass.