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The Ministry has determined certain prohibition criteria to control access to the scholarship and loan system. These criteria include factors such as educational attainment, criminal history, receipt of financial support and nationality.
Students receiving scholarships or loans from the Ministry
Students who have graduated from the type of education they applied for or a higher level of education, or who have received a scholarship or loan
Students who receive scholarships, loans or similar cash aid from public institutions and organizations specified in the second paragraph of the second article of Law No. 5102
Crimes against the security of the state even if the person has been sentenced to imprisonment for one year or more for an intentional crime or has been pardoned, crimes against the constitutional order and the functioning of this order, embezzlement, extortion, bribery, theft, fraud, forgery, abuse of trust, fraudulent bankruptcy, bid rigging, tampering with the performance of an act, laundering property values resulting from crime, smuggling or crimes against sexual immunity, Students who have final convictions for prostitution, drug and stimulant production and trade, use, facilitation of use, purchase for use, acceptance or possession, wrongful acquisition of property, match-fixing and incentive bonus crimes
Those who are foreign nationals or who became Turkish citizens by birth and who lost their Turkish citizenship by obtaining permission to leave or Turkish Citizenship No. 5901 dated 29/5/2009 Students who are entitled to a blue card in accordance with Article 28 of the Law
Students studying in police schools and military schools
Private students outside of formal education, students who receive open, distance, external or non-formal education
Students who have lost one academic year as of the date of entry to the educational institution at the scholarship application date
Students studying in additional time
Students who were expelled from the dormitory
Students who are over 30 years old for associate and undergraduate education levels and 35 years old for postgraduate education level as of the application date.
Students receiving higher education abroad, except priority students

Higher Ground Education school chain, founded by Ray Girn and known under the Guidepost Montessori brand, went bankrupt with losses of more than $440 million and rent debt of $611 million.
With the notification of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, the 'Nutrition Score' system was introduced in school canteens. A, B and C scores will be included on the packages along with the school food logo, the implementation period has been postponed to September 13, 2027.

Turkish Cypriot scientist Prof. Dr. Rıfat Atun, Harvard T.H. Chan was appointed Dean of Education and Innovation at the School of Public Health.
According to the circular published by the Ministry of National Education, 24 November Teachers' Day week will be celebrated with culture, art, sports and social events in 81 provinces and foreign representative offices this year.

The demand for one free meal in schools, which was postponed by the Ministry of National Education for budget reasons, is being voiced again and insistently by parents in Bağcılar due to deepening poverty.

University students started the new academic year with chronic problems such as increases in food prices, insufficient dormitory capacity and lack of scholarships. While protests against food prices took place at Boğaziçi University, legislative proposals for free food and housing aid, which were kept pending in the Parliament for years, were not brought to the agenda. Proposals addressing the balance of authority and irresponsibility in the rector appointment process cannot be put on the agenda.