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When something goes wrong

The problems people run into most, and where each one is explained.

Every stage of the student journey ends with a When something goes wrong table: the problem, why it happens and what to do. This page collects the most common ones so you can jump straight there.

Admission and enrolling

ProblemWhere
An applicant can’t register, lost their email, or their payment proof was rejectedAdmission
A student sees no package, or gets “this course package is for semester N”Enrollment
A KRS can’t be submitted (credit limit, prerequisites, KRS dates, no advisor)Enrollment
Which students take a package and which build a KRSPackage or self-service KRS
The academic advisor can’t see or approve a KRSKRS review
A payment isn’t showing, a late fee was added, or an enrollment was cancelledPaying

During the semester

ProblemWhere
A student who paid isn’t in a class, or a class couldn’t be scheduledClasses and the timetable
Sessions can’t be published, or attendance can’t be markedSessions and attendance
An exam can’t be created or the exam schedule can’t be changedExams
A make-up exam request isn’t acceptedMake-up exams
A request (letter, leave, KRS change) is stuck or didn’t change anythingRequests and approvals
An MBKM application or learning agreement is blockedLearning outside the classroom

End of the semester

ProblemWhere
Grades can’t be submitted, or a grade must be corrected after lockingGrades and the grade lock
A grade is missing from the transcript after closingClosing the semester
A student became inactive or wasn’t promotedThe next semester
A retake isn’t availableRetakes
A thesis can’t move forward, or the defense failedThesis
A student can’t be declared graduatedGraduation
An achievement was rejectedAchievements
A PDDikti row isn’t ready, or a CSV column is blankPDDikti reporting

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Still stuck?

Some problems aren’t in the guide yet because the application doesn’t handle them — they’re tracked as known gaps. Tell your campus admin what you were doing, what you expected and what happened instead.