YÖS means International Students Exam in Turkey. If you want to Study in Turkey as an international student, you must pass this exam with a good score. Turkey gives some opportunities to international students to come and have their educational life there. Who Has Rights To Apply YOS (International Student Exam)? If you are an international student who has graduated at least from high school, …

Turkish cities have many beautiful places for all students. If you plan to attend an education program in Turkey, Many opportunities are waiting for you. In this article, we have compiled the Best Student Cities in Turkey. Best Student Cities in Turkey List Istanbul  Istanbul is the most famous and the most crowded city in Turkey. It has a key …

New Year’s Day New Year’s Day is one of the National Holidays in Turkey. On 31th of December, Turkish people celebrate the coming year. There are night events, concerts and firework show in the popular squares on the majority of the cities in Turkey. 1st of January is a one-day public holiday which banks, government offices are closed. Labor Day …

It is a lot more convenient to use a local SIM card than use the SIM card that you are using in your home country. Here there is something that you need to know. Turkish law requires all mobile phones that operate through a local SIM card to be registered. You will probably have to register your phone and pay …

1) What are the requirements to enter Turkish universities? What exams should the foreign students take? What minimum scores should I get? Students who hold a secondary school leaving qualification (Lise Diplomasi) from a general, vocational or technical high school will be required to complete a recognized foundation qualification before being considered for entry to undergraduate programs. Equivalence candidates are …

Şeker Bayramı (Candy Holiday) is known by different names. There are two terms in Turkish for this holiday. Ramazan Bayramı (Ramadan Feast) takes its name from the Ramadan. Şeker Bayramı (Sugar Feast) comes by courtesy of the special and mostly sweet food served to visitors. Şeker Bayramı (sheh-KEHR bah-yee-rah-muh) in many other muslim countries it is called Eid es-Seghir or …

Turkey’s educational system is composed of two parts; formal education and mass education. Preschool, elementary education, secondary education, and higher education form the basis of formal education.

One of the most important thing about an education search is to find a school. In this post, we collaborate the information of Top Turkish Colleges for International Students. The most preferred private college during the 2015-2016 academic year is Bahcesehir University with 723 international students. Istanbul Aydın University is the second place on the list with 585 students, and …

Turkish universities offer several Master and Ph.D. degree programs for international students. Master Programs: Applications for graduate programs must be done directly at the universities. Each university and each department has their own terms of application. Please inquire those terms at the university directly but if you are not an exchange student there are a list of things that you …

There are both private and public universities in Turkey. While state universities charge considerably low fees, private universities are much more expensive; their fees reaching at least four digits and foreign students paying two to three times more than Turkish students. A big number of Universities in Turkey offer great scholarship for international students so even though tution is high …