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06/09/2012
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Request for extension of time can be done in half due to the closure of the course or until three months after
The term student financing granted by the Fund Student Financing of Higher Education (Fies) can be extended for up to two consecutive semesters. A student who is failing in a subject, are sick or have some other impediment that departs from the classes continue to receive the benefit, if you need more time to complete the course.
Ordinance published on Wednesday (5) in the Official Gazette states that the request for expansion of the term may be done by the student of the semester due to closure of the course and the first quarter of the period on the expansion. The request needs to be validated by the Standing Committee on Oversight and Assessment (CPSA) within five days.
"To each semester to be dilated, the student must make the request SisFIES [Computerized System of Fies], with the first occur after the semester following the termination of use of funding, up to the limit of two consecutive semesters," the Ministry of Education.
Having validation of the extension of the deadline, the student must attend the CPSA to sign the Document of Compliance Expansion (DRD), printed two copies - one for the student and the other to own CPSA.
During the period of expansion financing, conducting transfer can only occur in cases of change of educational institution funded for completion of the course and since the number of semesters to attend not exceed the maximum term allowed for expansion. The student can not make transfer course and teaching institution in the same semester.
The extension of the period of use of funding, according to MEC, will not be considered in calculating the period of amortization of financing.
Source: Ig News
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