Exams

Calls

Student performance in subjects will be assessed through continuous assessment across the board. However, a single assessment option is also available. 

Duly enrolled students are generally entitled to six sittings to pass a subject, and may take or complete two sittings in an academic year, according to the following frequency: 

Subjects taught in the first four-month period (September to January):

  • January
  • July (with two evaluations)*

Subjects taught in the second semester (February to May), as well as annual subjects:

  • May
  • July (with two evaluations)*

The Evaluation and Grading Regulations of the University of La Laguna are the regulations that develop all aspects of the evaluation and can be consulted. here.  

The specific periods of each call and the dates to request courts of 5th and subsequent calls are seen in the Academic Calendar of the Degree. Find out more about the legal status of the courts of fifth and subsequent calls by clicking here

To be eligible to apply, it is essential to be properly enrolled in the corresponding course and up to date with tuition fees, where applicable.

*In the July examination session, students are entitled to attend two assessments or examination sessions, held in June and July. Thus, passing the subject in the first examination session (June) will prevent them from reapplying to improve their grade in the second examination session (July). Conversely, failing the subject in the first examination session entitles them to reapply for the second examination session, without exhausting the required period of time.

Progress and permanence

Rules of stay

The legal framework for student progress and retention serves the purpose of enhancing the student's academic performance, taking into account their dedication and performance. 

Thus, progress allows a student to plan each course according to their personal circumstances, while continuation requires them to complete a minimum number of credits in their first enrollment in a university degree and graduate within a reasonable timeframe.

Regulations for Progress and Permanence in Official Degrees at the University of La Laguna

Call for applications for completion of studies

Under the single assessment option, students may participate in this exam session if they have a maximum of three subjects remaining to complete their degree. These subjects must be enrolled in the academic year in which the student takes the exam. They must have been enrolled in previous academic years or in the same academic year if they are first-semester subjects. For year-long or second-semester subjects, they must have been enrolled in previous academic years.

Exceptionally, the subjects of Final Degree Projects and Master's Theses and External Internships located in the 2nd semester or year will not be subject to the requirement of having been enrolled in previous courses, being subject to the organizational capacity of the center.

Participating in this call implies using up or exhausting one of the two calls to which one is entitled in an academic year.

Please refer to the regulatory instructions for this call:

Master: Instruction regulating the call for completion of studies for students of official Master's degrees in the academic year 2025-2026. 

Degree: Chapter VIII of the Instruction regulating the admission and enrollment procedure for official Bachelor's degrees at the University of La Laguna for the academic year 2025-2026.

End-of-degree call for applications

Applicant Requirements

Students who meet these requirements may participate in this call for applications:

a) be enrolled in all the subjects he has pending to complete the degree and

b) he/she is missing a maximum of three subjects to complete his/her degree.

These subjects must have been enrolled in previous academic years or in the same year, if they are first-semester subjects. In the case of year-long subjects or those corresponding to the second semester, they must have been enrolled in previous academic years. Exceptionally, External Internship and Final Degree Project subjects will not be subject to the requirement of having been enrolled in previous academic years.

Call for applications procedures

Attendance at the exams in this call will count for the purposes established in article 101 of the Statutes of the University of La Laguna and in article 18 of Evaluation and Grading Regulations of the University of La Laguna.

The evaluation method for this call will be a single evaluation.

The scheduling and evaluation of exams will be the responsibility of the teaching staff in charge of the subjects during the 2025-2026 academic year, if these belong to the first semester. If, on the other hand, the subjects belong to the second semester or are year-long courses, it will be the responsibility of the teaching staff in charge of them during the 2024-2025 academic year, and an individual record must be issued for each group of the same subject, following the procedure established for regular exam sessions.

Students wishing to participate in this call for applications must have paid the full amount of their tuition fees as a requirement to be included in the corresponding records before the 10:00 PM on February 27, 2026.

Application submission and deadlines

Applications must be submitted between February 18-25, 2026, through the ULL electronic headquarters, by means of the enabled procedure for that purpose.

Students wishing to be assessed by a panel in the fifth or subsequent examination period must also submit the corresponding application before the 23:59 h on February 25, 2026, through the procedure enabled on the electronic headquarters.

According to the forecasts of the official academic calendar of the ULL for the academic year 2025-2026, the deadlines established for the call for completion of studies are as follows:

  • Deadline for submitting the minutes of the Final Degree Projects: March 27, 2026.
  • Exam celebration: from March 9-14, 2026.
  • Deadline for submitting grade reports for basic, compulsory, optional subjects and external internships: March 20, 2026.
  • Defense of Final Degree Projects: March 23, 24, 25 and 26, 2026.

Rating system

In accordance with Royal Decree 1125/2003, of September 5, which establishes the European credit system and the qualification system for official university degrees valid throughout the national territory (BOE No. 224, of September 18, 2003), the results obtained by the student in each of the subjects of the study plan will be graded according to the following numerical scale from 0 to 10, with a decimal, to which the corresponding qualitative grade may be added:

  • 0-4.9: Fail (SS)
  • 5.0-6.9: Pass (AP)
  • 7.0-8.9: Remarkable (NT)
  • 9.0-10: Outstanding (SB)

The Matrícula de Honor may be awarded to students who have obtained a grade equal to or higher than 9.0. Their number may not exceed five percent of the students enrolled in a subject in the corresponding academic year, unless the number of students enrolled is less than 20, in which case only one Matrícula de Honor may be awarded.

Credits obtained through credit recognition corresponding to training activities not included in the curriculum will not be graded numerically nor will they be counted toward the academic record average. Likewise, credits recognizable through professional or work experience or those from unofficial university studies (either university-specific or continuing education) will not be graded numerically and, therefore, cannot be used when assessing the student's record.

Review and challenge

In case of disagreement with the grade recorded in the minutes, the students who have attended the review of the provisional qualification may request, within three working days following the deadline for submitting minutes, a challenge before a court established for this purpose. 

Given the relevance of this section, we advise you to consult the entire procedure contemplated in chapters V and VI of the Evaluation and Grading Regulations of the University of La Laguna.

If you have any questions, you can request advice from the Legal Advice for Students of the Information and Guidance Service from this university.