Caritas University Warns Against Fake Websites and Agents
This proactive stance by Caritas University aims to safeguard prospective students from falling victim to fraudulent schemes and ensures a transparent and secure admission process.
Zita Ezechi 
Caritas University, located in Enugu, has issued a stern warning to the public and prospective candidates regarding fraudulent activities involving fake websites and unauthorized agents falsely claiming affiliation with the institution.
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Caritas University emphasizes that all admissions are processed exclusively through direct communication with the university itself. The institution does not employ the services of agents or intermediaries for admission purposes.
Prospective candidates are strongly advised against visiting or using any websites or online platforms that claim to represent Caritas University but are not officially endorsed by the institution. These unauthorized sources may provide misleading information and pose risks to applicants.
The university explicitly states that any interaction with these unauthorized websites or platforms is at the individual's own risk. Caritas University will not accept liability for any consequences or losses resulting from such interactions.
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This proactive stance by Caritas University aims to safeguard prospective students from falling victim to fraudulent schemes and ensures a transparent and secure admission process.
