* In some cases either the grade S (Satisfactory) or U (Unsatisfactory) may be given. These grades have no points and the credits earned are not included in the calculation of the grade point average.
* Students wishing to be exempted from certain courses may take an equivalence examination and receive EXE (Exempted) in case those credits are not counted toward the degree or ACC (Accreditation) in case those credits are counted.
* The letters I (Incomplete) may be temporarily recorded for incomplete course work when circumstances beyond the control of the student are involved. Grade I must be removed within 80 days after the semester ends, and the grade given will be evaluated according to the existing course works, quizzes, and exam results. Grade I will not be given in cases of absence from examinations or late reports.
* Students receiving grade D or above or grade S in any course may not register for that course again, unless specified in the curriculum.
* The grade F is counted in the calculation of the semester grade point average, as well as in the cumulative grade point average.
* Credits to be accumulated include only those of the courses receiving grade D and above, or S or ACC. If a student registers for the same course twice, only the first one can be counted.
* However, if the students receive either the F or the U grade on a compulsory course, they must retake that course until the specified minimum grade requirement is fulfilled. If the students receive either the F or the U grade on an elective course, they must retake that course or replace that with any other elective course.
* Student failing to turn up for examinations for unavoidable reasons must provide evidence to the lecturer and the academic advisor. If justified, the Dean may approve a grade of W (Withdrawal) for the course within 10 days from the examination date. If a W is not approved, the grade for the course will be based only on the student’s performance during the semester.
* Students wishing to audit a course without being evaluated must receive permission from the lecturer and the academic advisor. No grades will be given and no credits will be earned, but the abbreviation AUD (Audit) will appear in the student’s record for such a course, provided that the student fulfills all the requirements set by the lecturer for “audit” students. The credits of audited courses will be included in the maximum credits allowed for registration in each semester, but not included in the minimum credits, and not counted in cumulative credits. Changes from auditing to taking the course for evaluation must be done within 14 days of the beginning of the regular semester. Students may not register for evaluation in courses previously audited.
* Students are required to maintain a cumulative grade point average of 2.00. A student whose cumulative grade point average falls below 2.00 in any semester will receive a warning. After a warning is received for two consecutive semesters and the cumulative grade point average is still below 2.00, the student will be placed on probation in the following semester. If the cumulative grade point average is still below 2.00 after one semester on probation, the student will be dismissed from the university.
* Students with a grade point average below 1.50 for the first semester after enrollment in the university will receive a special warning, and will be dismissed from the university if the cumulative grade point average after completion of the second semester is still below 1.50.
Graduation Requirements:
* To be qualified for graduation, a student must complete all the course requirements in the chosen field of study with a minimum GPA of 2.00. The student must also spend at least 7 regular semesters studying.
* Students who have been with the university for at least 6 regular semesters, and who have been exempted from taking some courses or have been able to transfer some credits, may be specially considered for graduation by the chancellor of the university.
Graduation with Honors:
First Class Honors are awarded to students who meet the following requirements:
* Completed all the study requirements for graduation within 4 years.
* Have cumulative GPA not less than 3.50
* Not receive an unsatisfactory (U) or a grade lower than C in any courses.
* Not repeat study for any course.
Second Class Honors are awarded to students who meet the following requirements:
* Completed all the study all the requirements for graduation within 4 years.
* Have cumulative GPA not less than 3.50.
* Receive cumulative for major courses not less than 2.00.
* Not repeat study or receive failing (F) or receive unsatisfactory (U) for any course.
or to students who meet the following requirements:
* Completed all the study all the requirements for graduation within 4 years.
* Have cumulative GPA not less than 3.25.
* Not receive a grade lower than “C” for any major courses.
* Not repeat study or receive failing (F) or receive unsatisfactory (U) for any course.
Graduation Request:
Students who expect to complete the graduation requirements in the current semester must follow the process for graduation request as described below:
* Visit the website www.reg.tu.ac.th and download an academic transcript and fill in the required information on the Internet.
* Print the form you have filled out in internet and bring to BBA officer for verification.
* Obtain and verify a Request for Graduation Form (available at the BBA office).
* Students must send a completed Request for Graduation Form and official transcript to the BBA office within the 14th day of regular semester or the 7th day of summer semester. The request must be approved by the University council.
Graduation Registration Online:
Graduation registration online service for students graduating in each academic year will be available from second semester of Academic Year 2009 onwards. Graduating students can follow steps below to access and complete graduation status:
* Graduating students have to log in to system by entering student ID No. and TU Access Password. It will have menu shown up on left hand side if graduation status is approved by University Council.
* Click graduation registration menu, student personal information will be appeared. Graduates can correct and edit in the parts of their present address and work places. After that, complete all necessary information and follow what is said on computer screen. Finally, select channels to receive the documents which students can choose either pick up in person or by postal mail service.
* Print payment form and pay graduation registration fees at indicated banks (without paying registration fees, their graduate status will not be completed).
* The manual on graduation registration online system can be downloaded from www.reg.tu.ac.th under the heading section called “¼ÙéÊÓàÃ稡ÒÃÈÖ¡ÉÒ”.
RULES ON DRESS CODE AND ATTENDANCE
Dress Code:
BBA International Program kindly requests your cooperation to improve the image of the BBA Program by complying with the BBA dress code regulations as follows:
* All BBA students are required to wear the Thammasat students uniform to attend classes, regardless of class attendance being stipulated as a condition;
* BBA students participating in any university activities, such as orientations and field trips, are required to wear the Thammasat students uniform or BBA T-shirt;
* BBA students attending classes held over the weekend are required to wear the university’s uniform or a ‘polite dress’ (No T-shirts, tank tops, shorts, hip-hop pants, flip-flops, sandals, etc.)
* Wearing “(too) casual or impolite attire” is considered “violating the University’s dress code”, and the students have to face the consequences. The BBA Office reserves the right to provide no services to the BBA students violating the dress code policy.
Attendance:
* The students must attend at least 70% of the total class time to be eligible to take the final exam. The BBA officers will check the attendance for every class. Students are required to sign the attendance sheet before the class time.
* Students must wear the uniform to all classes, otherwise, your presence would not be considered.
* Being late for less than 15 minutes would be considered as “Present”.
* Being late for more than 15 minutes but less than 30 minutes would be considered as “Late”. Therefore, one late class is equivalent to 30-minute absence.
* Being late for more than 30 minutes would be considered as “Absent”. Therefore, one absent is equivalent actual class time i.e. 1.5-hour absence for 1.5-hour session or 3-hour absence for 3-hour session.
* There will be no attendance check during the first two weeks of each semester. (“add-drop” period.)
* If students are to attend academic-related activities (e.g. case competition), his/her absence from classes will be excused. However, each student is required to submit a formal notice prior to the participation of such events.
* If students cannot attend the “make-up” classes, they are required to submit a formal notice prior to the make-up classes. Otherwise, they will not be excused from their absence. The reasons for absence, however, must be acceptable to the BBA International Program.
* If the “make-up” class coincides with the student’s other classes, the student’s absence will not be counted. Please inform the BBA staff prior to your absence.
* Absence due to flood or heavy rain will be counted as a normal absence.
* Personal absence and absence because of physical problems will be counted as a normal absence.
* Students who miss more than 13 hours of class but less than 22 hours must seek instructor’s approval for eligibility to take the final exams and approval by the dean. The dean’s decision is considered final.
* Students who miss more than 22 hours of class are NOT eligible to take the final exams and results in course failure.
* Feigning other student signatures or failure to attend class after signing in results different level of penalty imposed.
Level 1 penalty: First time rule breakers will be considered as “Absent” for that actual class time. And a warning letter issued to first-time rule breakers.
Level 2 penalty: Second time rule breakers receive an “F” for the course and will not be considered for BBA scholarships, exchange student programs and other awards.
Level 3 penalty: Third-time rule breakers are given one semester of class suspension.
* Cheating in any form of class exam or quiz or plagiarism is subject to the penalties based on Thammasat University’s student compliance act.
EXAMINATION RULES
Please read and strictly follow instructions below; otherwise, students may not be allowed to take exam or the act may be considered as exam misconduct.
* Students must dress in proper student uniform and shoes.
* Students must show their student ID. Card to the proctor before entering the exam room and must place their student ID. Card on the table. If ID. Card is not available, the students must inform the BBA staff prior to the exam at least 1 hour.
* The communication devices are not allowed (mobile phones, pagers, etc). Students should leave their personal belongings with the exam proctors to avoid loss. The students must place the aforementioned devices in the clear envelope provided by the Program. The body search might be implemented to ensure that the students have no prohibited devices. The students are allowed to enter the exam room 15 minutes prior to exam time because the body search procedure might take time.
* Students are not allowed to leave the exam room until the exam paper is completed. No rest break is allowed.
* Students are not allowed to take the exam if they are late for 30 minutes or more.
* Things allowed in the exam.
- For open-book exam, texts, handouts, and notes are allowed. However, the communication and electronic devices (e.g. computers, iPad, talking dictionary, etc.) are prohibited.
- For closed-book exam, the following are allowed:
- Stationary: only pens, pencils and erasers are allowed. No rulers and pencil cases are allowed; unless otherwise specify by the instructors.
- Dictionary (Only when specify by the instructors).
- A calculator (Only when specify by the instructor)
o For accounting courses, only simple calculators are allowed; unless
otherwise, specified by instructors.
o For finance or statistics courses, the following calculators are allowed:
- Hewlett Packard (HP) Model 10B, 12B, 17BII
- Texas Instrument Model BA II PLUS
- Casio Model FC-100, F2-200
Other models of calculators are not allowed in any cases.
* The students must not borrow anything from other students; otherwise, such acts will be considered as exam misconduct.
* The minimum penalty for exam misconduct is immediate failure (“F”) for that course plus 2 semesters of suspension from registration.
Please note that the Program announces the exam schedule in advance. Therefore, no make-up exams will be offered for any reasons.
Student I.D. Card:
All BBA students have to present his/her student I.D. card before entering into the examination room. Otherwise, he/she will not be allowed to sit for the examination. Any student who does not bring his/her student I.D. card, please contact the BBA staff at least one hour before the examination starts to get the temporary card. The temporary card will be charged at the following rates:
|
Issue |
Fees |
Card Color |
|
1st Time |
50 Baht |
Blue |
|
2nd Time |
100 Baht |
Yellow |
|
3rd Time |
150 Baht |
Green |
|
4th Time |
200 Baht |
Purple |
|
5th Time |
250 Baht |
Pink |
Please be informed that the temporary card will be issued only 5 times throughout the study. Any student who loses his/her student I.D. card needs to follow the below instruction:
1. Report the loss at the police station
2. Request for a new student I.D. card at Office of the Registrar, Thammasat University
3. Contact the BBA staff for issuance of a temporary card
Note: The BBA office will donate the fees to Social Service Project, and other volunteer activities of the BBA Students.
ON-LINE REGISTRATION
The BBA International Program implemented on-line registration system called Vision Net system of Office of The Registrar of Thammasat University. The students must prepare themselves for the registration process and strictly follow the instructions below.
1. Get Ready for On-line Registration
To utilize the on-line registration process, prior to the registration period, the students must have the following items:
(1) Student Identification card,
(2) Username and password for modem remote access (The passcodes have been delivered to all students),
(3) Bank account with Krung Thai Bank (KTB), Tha Tien branch, and
(4) Tuition fee deposited in the bank account. Specifically, prior to registration period, the students must obtain aforementioned items (Passcode and Bank Account) by following these instructions:
Password for modem remote access
The Program has delivered the passcodes to all students at the date of Thammasat Student Status Registration. If the students forget the passcodes, ones must request for new set of username and password for the modem remote access from the Information Processing Institute for Education and Development, Multipurpose Building I, 4th Floor.
Bank account with Krung Thai Bank
New students are required to open bank account with Krung Thai Bank. If the students have not opened the account with Krung Thai Bank, ones must do so by themselves at Krung Thai Bank, Tha Tien branch. Moreover, the student identification card must be linked to the bank account.
Note that the on-line payment system is implemented. The tuition fee will be deducted automatically from the bank account at the time the students register. Thus, the students must calculate the total fee that must be paid and deposit enough cash in the account.
2. Examine Course Offerings and Determine Tuition Fee
For each semester, students must enroll in various different set of courses depending on major areas or classes. The courses taken in each semester may range from general basic courses, business core courses, major compulsory courses, or major elective courses. In addition, the students may need to register in free elective courses or minor area courses to fulfill the graduation requirements.
The Program will assign seats to all students for general basic courses, business core courses, and major area courses. Thus, there is no need for the students to request quota for those courses.
The list of courses offered during each semester will be made available at the BBA website. The tuition fee can also be calculated using the information that is available at BBA website.
3. Declare or Change Selected Major Area, Minor Area (if any), and Double Major Area (if any)
The students must declare or confirm the selected major, minor, or double major areas via BBA website during the specified time period (Period I: April 16 - 30 / Period II: October 1 - 15) so that the selected areas are kept in the database. The information will be used to assign the courses to be registered to each student. If the students would like to change the major, minor, or double major areas later, ones must update the information in the database via the link in the BBA website. Moreover, the written and signed petition request for change of major, minor, and double major must be sent to the BBA office. The academic advisor’s approval is required.
Note that students who decide to change the selected fields of study must acknowledge the risk of not graduating within the specified time period. The Program will assign seats to those students based on the updated information. The students, themselves, must check the prerequisite requirements and revise their study plan that might result from the change of field of study. The students might not be able to register in some of the courses assigned by the Program because of prerequisite requirements. In that case, the students must plan their study and find the course replacements. The cross cohort request must be sent to request for the courses that are not assigned by the Program.
4. Course Quota Request for Free Elective Courses
After consulting with study plan, students who would like to register in free elective courses must request the quota for those courses in the BBA website. The quota request system for free elective courses is a system used to allocate seats to students who would like to register in free elective courses under “First-come, First-serve” basis.
The list of free elective courses will be available at BBA website before the registration period.
After completing the quota request procedures, the Program will forward the results to the Office of the Registrar. The students can later register in the requested course(s) via Vision Net system.
5. Cross Cohort Requests
For the students who would like to register in minor courses (if any), double major courses (if any) or courses offered for other groups of students due to the fact that they drop “W” from the course, get an “F”, or need to re-grade the course, the students must specify the reasons for the request and file the petition on-line via cross cohort request system.
The time period for cross cohort request will be scheduled before the registration period. The result of cross cohort request will be announced later in the BBA website.
After receiving the petition, the BBA Program will allocate the seats to the students whose reasons are valid. The results will, again, be forwarded to The Office of the Registrar for the records. The students can then register for all the courses via Vision Net system.
6. Register for courses via Vision Net system and On-line Payment via Krung Thai Banking System
The students must register on-line at www.reg.tu.ac.th during specified time period and make the tuition payment on-line during the same period.
The students must determine the tuition fee that must be paid from the given information and deposit the required amount in the bank account. The student must enter the webpage of on-line payment system after registering for the courses in the Vision Net System and log-in using the login name and password given by Krung Thai Bank. If there is insufficient fund in the bank account, the registration made will be voided. The payment period is identical to the pre-registration period.
7. Late Registration and Tuition Payment
The students who fail to register the courses or make the tuition payment during the pre-registration period must do so during the late registration period at www.reg.tu.ac.th. The Program scheduled the late registration period during the specified time period. During this period, the courses assigned will still be there for the students to register; however, after this period, the quota assigned will be cancelled. The tuition must be paid in an on-line payment system right after the courses registration. The fine of ß45 per day will be collected.
8. Add-Drop Period and Tuition Payment
Add-Drop Period will be scheduled and announced. If there are seats available, the students may register in the courses at www.reg.tu.ac.th. Please note that “First-Come, First-Serve” basis is applied. Again, the additional tuition fee (if any) must be paid in an on-line payment system during the aforementioned period.
Tuition Fee:
|
Fee |
Rate (Baht) |
|
Preliminary student status registration fee (for freshman only) |
400 |
|
Registration fee per credit |
2,500 |
|
Instructional fee |
|
|
Regular semester |
15,000 |
|
Summer semester |
3,000 |
|
Health service fee per semester |
125 |
|
Sport facilities fee per semester |
200 |
|
Student activities fee per semester |
150 |
|
Library fee per semester
Insurance Policy for Accident fee per year |
750
110 |
|
University support fee |
|
|
Thai nationality students |
|
|
Regular semester |
450 |
|
Summer semester |
225 |
|
Foreign students |
|
|
Regular semester |
5,000 |
|
Summer semester |
2,500 |
|
Network service fee per semester |
300 |
|
Computer lab fee and / or material & equipment fee |
|
|
IS 201 |
200 |
|
EG 221 |
200 |
|
EG 241 |
250 |
|
University development fee per semester |
3,600 |
|
Student status maintenance fee per semester |
300 |
|
Student status maintenance fee in case of a suspension per semester |
1200 |
|
Graduation fee |
600 |
|
Registration document fee |
|
|
1st semester of freshman only |
200 |
|
Regular semester |
20 |
|
Summer semester |
10 |
|
Late registration fee per day (Excluding holidays) |
45 |
Example: Tuition Fee Calculations
1st Semester
|
Tuition fee ? credits X 2,500 Baht |
? Baht |
|
Instructional fee |
15,000 Baht |
|
Health service fee |
125 Baht |
|
Sport facilities fee |
200 Baht |
|
Student activities fee |
150 Baht |
|
Library fee |
750 Baht |
|
Insurance Policy for Accident fee |
110 Baht |
|
University support fee |
|
|
Thai nationality students |
450 Baht |
|
Foreign students |
5,000 Baht |
|
Network service fee |
300 Baht |
|
University development fee |
3,600 Baht |
|
Preliminary student status registration fee (for freshman only) |
400 Baht |
|
Registration document fee (for 1st semester of freshman only)* |
200 Baht |
|
Total |
Baht |
* Registration document fees for other regular semesters are 20 Baht.
2nd Semester
|
Tuition fee ? credits X 2,500 Baht |
? Baht |
|
Instructional fee |
15,000 Baht |
|
Health service fee |
125 Baht |
|
Sport facilities fee |
200 Baht |
|
Student activities fee |
150 Baht |
|
Library fee |
750 Baht |
|
University support fee |
|
|
Thai nationality students |
450 Baht |
|
Foreign students |
5,000 Baht |
|
Network service fee |
300 Baht |
|
University development fee |
3,600 Baht |
|
Registration document fee |
20 Baht |
|
Total |
Baht |
Summer Semester
|
Tuition fee ? credits X 2,500 Baht |
? Baht |
|
Instructional fee |
3,000 Baht |
|
University support fee |
|
|
Thai nationality students |
225 Baht |
|
Foreign students |
2,500 Baht |
|
Registration document fee |
10 Baht |
|
Total |
Baht |
Academic Advisor:
| BBA#20 |
|
Student ID. No. |
Advisor Name |
|
5402640014 - 5402640279 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ekachidd Chungcharoen |
|
5402640287 - 5402640543 |
Asst. Prof. Akekarin Yolrabil |
|
5402640550 - 5402640816 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Nopadol Rompho |
|
5402640824 - 5402641087 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Sarayut Nathaphan |
|
5402641095 - 5402641343 |
Dr. Nopporn Ruangwanit |
|
5402641350 - 5402641608 |
Ajarn Krit Pattamaroj |
|
|
| BBA#19 |
|
Student ID. No. |
Advisor Name |
|
5302640015 - 5302640205 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kobkaew Ratanaubol |
|
5302640221 - 5302640429 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Monvika Phadoongsitthi |
|
5302640437 - 5302640627 |
Asst. Prof. Obrom Chaowalerd |
|
5302640635 - 5302640825 |
Ajarn Dr. Arunee Tanvisuth |
|
5302640833 - 5302641021 |
Ajarn Dr. Peter Ractham |
|
5302641039 - 5302641229 |
Ajarn Dr. Laddawan Kaewkitipong |
|
5302641237 - 5302641435 |
Ajarn Pitipee Ruammek |
|
|
| BBA#18 |
|
Student ID. No. |
Advisor Name |
|
5202640016 - 5202640255 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kulpatra Sirodom |
|
5202640263 - 5202640503 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Orapan Yolrabil |
|
5202640511 - 5202640768 |
Dr. Kunlaya Jantadej |
|
5202640776 - 5202641014 |
Asst. Prof. Akekarin Yolrabil |
|
5202641022 - 5202641279 |
Dr. Sathaporn Opasanon |
|
5202641287 - 5202641519 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Nopadol Rompho |
|
| BBA#17 |
|
Student ID. No. |
Advisor Name |
|
5102640017 - 5102640223 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kaewta Rohitratana |
|
5102640231 - 5102640447 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kritsadarat Wattanasuwan |
|
5102640454 - 5102640678 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pantisa Pavabutr |
|
5102640686 - 5102640900 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Kangwan Yodwisitsak |
|
5102640918 - 5102641122 |
Dr. Tanapat Chaisantikulwat |
|
5102641130 - 5102641346 |
Asst. Prof. Wipada Tantiprabha |
|
5102641353 - 5102641569 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Orapan Yolrabil |
|
|
| BBA#16 |
|
Student ID. No. |
Advisor Name |
|
5002640018 - 5002640224 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ekachidd Chungcharoen |
|
5002640455 - 5002640661 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Somchai Supattarakul |
|
5002640893 - 5002641107 |
Asst. Prof. Dr. Sillapaporn Srijunpetch |
|
|
| BBA#15 |
|
Student ID. No. |
Name |
|
4902641051 - 4902641317 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pantisa Pavabutr |
|
|
| BBA#14 |
|
Student ID. No. |
Name |
|
4802641169 - 4802641367 |
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ekachidd Chungcharoen |
|
|
Updated August 18, 2011
