Hybrid Student Support
It consists of 10 subcategories: Admissions and Recruitment, Financial Aid, Pre-Enrollment Advising, Pre-Enrollment Services, Post-Enrollment Services, Career Advising, Library, Disability Student Services, Technology Support and Graduate Student Support.
The transformation planned within institutions should be addressed from a systematic perspective, and each component of the system, as well as the impact of these components on other systems and their elements, should be considered in detail. Since Hybrid Student Support is an important part of this system, appropriate standards for student support have been established to ensure that it works in harmony with other activities (systems). In this context, hybrid transformation planning goes beyond support for the systems used in the teaching and learning process: support standards have been established for all other areas that concern students, starting with the application and admission process and continuing after graduation. Accordingly, details are presented under the subcategories "Admissions and Recruitment," "Pre-Enrollment Advising," "Pre-Enrollment Services," "Post-Enrollment Services" and "Career Advising." In addition, under "Financial Aid," standards have been set for application processes in order both to develop students' financial literacy and to provide the support they need to continue their studies. Furthermore, provisions that make life easier for students with disabilities during this process are included under the heading "Disability Student Services." Standards for designing activities that equip students with the skills to become effective individuals in 21st-century society, and for a functional library system they can access from anywhere at any time, are provided under the heading "Library." The "Technology Support" standards provide details on support for the use of the software and other systems used in courses, while "Graduate Student Support" offers guidance for graduate learners throughout their master's and doctoral studies, along with research and development activities. Provisions that help students build both academic and social networks are also included.
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