Students who meet all of the requirements set forth in the general regulations and who choose to continue in a programme that is being discontinued should take into account:

* That according to current legislation, these programmes of study will be phased out year by year, and the subjects therein will no longer be taught. Once a year’s course has been discontinued, there will be four exam sittings during the next two academic years. Nevertheless, in cases in which it is justified, the University may make an exception, increasing the number of exam sessions from four to six, to be taken over the next three academic years. If students exhaust the six exam sessions, those who wish to continue their studies must do so in one of the new programmes by adapting or, if warranted, validating their prior studies at the University of Zaragoza’s discretion.

* The fees for courses without the right to attend classes will legally be those set forth in the Decree on Fees. Enrolment in courses without the right to attend classes enables students to take exams during the official exam sessions, but not to attend either lecture or practice classes.

* Since courses without the right to attend class do not have assigned professors, the examination and evaluation of students in these classes will be based on the criteria established by the department in charge of the course.