We Didnt Have Any Lecturers, How Are We Supposed To Write Exams - Catholic University Students Ask The University To Deffer Exams
Students at the Catholic University have complained that they cant write exams slated for next week since they didn’t have lecturers because they were interrupted by the pandemic that made the government suspend all public gatherings, NewsDay report.
The students are reportedly requesting the university to defer the exams which they feel the university is unfairly and unreasonably forcing them to take since they did not learn enough material to enable them to sit for the exams.
Block releases students that spoke to the publication said their exams will start on June 8 and they have demanded a later date. Some of the students that spoke to the publication said:
We never did any lectures but they want us to since for exams next week. We are not final year students
They announced this week thay we are writing next week.I am now very confused seriously. We requested a later date but our call fell on deaf ears. It is reasonable to pay fees in full and write examinations later than the set dates.
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Final year university students were told to go back to school to sit for exams before the government made a u-turn and said they will have to wait longer to go back to school as universities are making preparations to receive them.
More: NewsDay
