Book Scholarship Application
Application Requirements
* Students wishing to apply for the book scholarship must submit the application form and other required documents in person to Bilal ÜNSAL or Mert Emir YILMAZ (Office C111) by 5:00 PM on October 17, 2025.
* Students whose household income is 45,000 TL or less are eligible to apply for the book scholarship.
* The book grant is available only to students currently enrolled in the English preparatory program.
* The book grant will be provided per semester starting from the second semester. Applications may be submitted only once, and eligible students will be notified of which semester’s textbooks they are entitled to receive.
* The list of students awarded the grant will be announced on November 18, 2025.
Application Form and Attachments
CLICK HERE to download the Application Form.
Other required documents:
* Pay stubs or income statements if the mother and father are employed; a document from the Social Security Institution (SGK) confirming that the unemployed mother and/or father are not insured
* (If applicable) Student documents for any siblings currently enrolled in school
* Barcode-enabled, certified copies of the student’s, mother’s, and father’s population registration records (3 separate documents) obtained from e-Government or the Population Directorate (the “family population” option must be selected as the record type)
* Death certificates if one or both parents are deceased
* Property title information for the student, mother, and father (3 separate documents) obtained from e-Government, Web Tabu, or Land Registry and Cadastre Offices
* If the student is married, a pay stub or income statement for the spouse, a barcoded certified copy of the family registry, and property title information, instead of information regarding the mother and father
* If any of the documents listed above are missing from the application or are not submitted as required, the application will be canceled.
Important Notice Regarding the Use of Pirated Books
* The reproduction and sale of pirated books or photocopies, as well as downloading them onto computers, sharing them on social media platforms, or distributing them among students via any electronic means, constitutes a crime under the Law on Intellectual and Artistic Works No. 5846, and is subject to imprisonment and fines.
* Under Law No. 5846, the reproduction and distribution of books and other works are considered criminal offenses. These pirated copies are classified as “Illegal Copies,” and regardless of who possesses them, they may be seized and confiscated by order of the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the Court.
* It is important for you, our valued students, to exercise caution in this matter to avoid such legal consequences, as this benefits both the national economy and the elimination of individuals who profit through illegal means.