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Request for Khalifa University to modify their plans in relation to Final Exams and Final Grades for the fall semester.

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Mahra
5 years ago

Agreee

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Aisha Salem
5 years ago

This is NOT FAIR we need to have our rights in this subject there is no way we can deal with all of this at the same time. We know that life should be hard but have mercy some of our families are are in bad conditions you please help us to help our country.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

سبحان الله والحمدلله ولا اله الا الله والله اكبر ❤️

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Change rules please.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

agree

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Anonymous
5 years ago

At least let us obtain for satisfaction/ un satisfaction after releasing our final grades.

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Saud Hassan Balochi
5 years ago

It is true, I had a family member having corona and it was so unpredictable while keeping social distancing. I highly recommend against oncampus examinations unless it was in a huge auditorium with significant distancing.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I honestly agree to what was mentioned above and the decisions taken were not reasonable. Not to mention that we will be attending our classes on Saturdays, meaning that we won’t even have time to rest. Online learning is becoming more and more complex leading us to work under extreme pressure which is mentally not healthy. We are barely finding time to rest. Additionally, most of the courses have changed their syllabus to make it more beneficial for online learning (less quizzes and more projects an case studies) and by not applying the P/F strategy properly will not be fair for the students.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

It’s unfair to have P/f option for only 1 course. our GPA’s will decrease because of attempting online quizzes and midterms with no partial credits for other courses we took.

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5 years ago

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Younes
5 years ago

Cases are increasing and im not interested in getting infected

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Aryam
5 years ago

Its not mentally possible for a normal human being to study for 6 days a week and all of that just to be tested on campus

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Maryam
5 years ago

We are avoiding going out even if we have an emergency during the pandemic and you want us to go to a uni which is full of students who we don’t know what they do or where they go daily and expect us to do our midterms feeling good .. are you serious? .. This is scary for us the people who spent the last months at their homes listening to the daily news as the number of people getting sick increases and decreases constantly ... Hearing about a relative who got diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus .. We won’t do this quiz normally in university.. we won’t do well.. because we will be thinking about what did we touch accidentally or is the guy behind coughing .. is it okay to go home and see my family after the quiz? .. As much as it’s scary we won’t be able to focus at all during our quiz .. so please think about all that before giving us a rash decision. Thank you

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Very unfair grading system that’s is putting our lives under huge risk!!!

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Latifa Alketbi
5 years ago

The decision must be in the best interest of the student's health and academic and be balanced

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I am living with my grandmother who has several diseases one of which is diabetes. I also live with my mother and she has diseases aswell. I am not ready to welcome the Corona Virus at home just to do my final exam in the university. Another reason is that we took the courses online, we should be able to have the final exam online too.

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Looka
5 years ago

Vote for trump

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Even if the risk is moderate there is still a chance of the virus being transferred between the students if it was on campus. No matter what the restrictions are. Students will have the ability and the chance to meet in a physical contact.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This decision is unfair and so unreasonable as they did not take into consideration the struggles us students are going through with the pandemic going on and university stress, in addition to other personal matters.

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Auhood
5 years ago

Students health should be considered