AAU Part-Time students raise concerns over delayed academic progress and increased tuition fees

Part-time students at Ambrose Alli University are voicing their discontent over what they perceive as a sluggish academic calendar and programming, raising concerns about their academic progress, Myschoolnews gathered.

An unidentified student, who wished to remain anonymous, has shared their experience of being stuck in the 300Level since the year 2019. The prolonged duration has left them frustrated and seeking answers from the university administration.

In addition to the academic setbacks, the student expressed dismay over a recent tuition fee increase imposed by the university management. This increase comes at a time when students are already grappling with academic challenges and facing delays in their education.

Furthermore, the anonymous student highlighted another unsettling issue – the absence of certain results from their 100L courses, despite being currently enrolled in the 300L. This situation has further fueled their dissatisfaction, as they continue to await these crucial results.

The concerns raised by these part-time students shed light on the need for improved academic scheduling, efficient administrative communication, and responsive actions from the university management to address the challenges faced by students in their pursuit of education.

Ambrose Alli University authorities have not yet released an official statement in response to these grievances. As the situation unfolds, students and stakeholders alike await further developments and potential resolutions from the university administration.