AUSharjah - Reconsider the Tuition Increase

the difficulty is much harder than onsite

Reduce the fees the university is taking too much money.

It is already expensive and students are already struggling and barely getting thru.

DECREASE THE PRICE!!!!

Yes very good idea, cancel the fees

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We would like to please ask to reconsider the fee increase for undergraduate students.

This semester has been devastating. Please reconsider.

Completely agree. Consodering the current semester was spent mostly off campus, labs weren't used and therefore lab fees should be waived. In addition, overall learning experience suffered.

I would like to request reconsideration of the semester fees since this semester was conducted fully online. As students, we did not have access to or use most university facilities such as classrooms, labs, campus services, and other resources that are normally included in the fees. It would be appreciated if the university could reduce or adjust some of the fees to reflect the online learning situation.

Holy molly bro

Unacceptable increase in times of crisis

i have financial aid it will be even harder

Lower the fees please, especially during this situation

I agree with cause of petition

I can’t afford having an increase in allowance despite having a scholarship.

Should not be increased, we spent a lot of spring 2026 online, saving the university’s budget for on campus. Raising the fees just does not make any sense, as it’s already high for residents and are treated the same as international students.

Many students and families are already struggling with living costs, housing, and transportation. Raising the tuition adds unnecessary stress and could affect students’ ability to continue their education

instead of decreasing it because of spring 2026 sem problems?

The proposed fee increase places an unfair burden on families already struggling with layoffs and rising living costs, making it extremely difficult—if not impossible—for many to afford additional expenses. At a time when financial stability is uncertain for so many, such an increase feels especially unreasonable. Moreover, the entire Spring semester was conducted online, meaning students did not fully access campus facilities or services that these fees typically support. Given these circumstances, proceeding with a fee increase would only intensify financial strain, and we strongly urge that this decision be reconsidered with empathy and fairness.