Student Academic Performance Discussed at the College of Economics and Law

A special meeting was held at the College of Economics and Law to improve the quality of student education based on the results of the 3rd semester. During the meeting, the students' Grade Point Average (GPA) was analyzed.

During the event, the Director of the College, A.A. Tashmatova, highlighted the following key issues:

Importance of the GPA System: It was explained that student performance is evaluated on a scale from 2.0 to 4.0 points, and this indicator serves as the main criterion for learning outcomes until graduation.

Academic Support: Students who received low scores in the 3rd semester were provided with recommendations on how to address academic deficiencies and improve their performance.

Responsibility: It was emphasized that increasing the weighted average grade directly impacts the student's future professional level.

Director A.A. Tashmatova urged students to strengthen their commitment to their studies and to successfully complete the requirements for each semester.