There is a first attempt date and a retake date for each assessment or examination.
In the case of a course that requires students to attend practical classes, students are allowed to take the examination provided that they pass the practical classes first. Any student who fails to pass practical classes in the first attempt or as part of a retake loses the right to take the examination.
If a student has failed to get credit for a course or pass an examination in due term, the student may, upon the rector’s consent, repeat the course. In such an event, the rector lets the student repeat the course on the grounds of unsatisfactory results in a higher year on condition that the course needs to be passed (completed) within a deadline given by the rector.
A student may repeat not more than three courses in one academic year. In justified cases, after obtaining the rector's approval, the student may repeat additional two courses.
The student submits the electronic application to repeat a course/courses after the end of the spring semester examination session, but not later than by September 30 of a given academic year, taking into account all the non-passed courses from the entire academic year (KU has adopted an annual clearance system) (https://my.kozminski.edu.pl)
A student may submit another application for repeating a course provided that they have obtained credit for and passed examinations of all courses the repetition of which they applied for in the previous academic year.
If a student fails to obtain credit for or to pass an examination taken as part of a repeated course, they may apply to the Rector and request to be allowed to repeat the semester or the academic year; otherwise, the student may be removed from the list of students.