Please allow us to do online exams as originally planned. The pandemic has been highly disruptive for all of us, but this new schedule is only aggravating the situation. There's a lot at stake for us, please consider our concerns.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This action is unfair and irregular
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Nyaga Dominic
5 years ago
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While we appreciate the complex nature of the need to make this decision in line with the Ministry of Education's resumption to the university guidelines, the mode of online virtual learning prepared students for online exams. Furthermore, there is a lot in stake in terms of health. I therefore appeal to the university to reconsider this decision and allow the exams to go on as planned. Thank you.
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Samuel Theuri
5 years ago
Keep the timetable dates as they are.
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kevin muchiri
5 years ago
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With all due respect, making students who are far away to attempt to seek accommodation for a month and then have to go back home, is unnecessary.
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Michelle Mwando
5 years ago
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The sudden decision made to do only the exams in school has not taken into consideration majority of the students circumstances.Eg Accommodation in hostels, mode of transportation etc.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
The lack of student participation in decisions that affect them the most is frustrating.
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Gideon Letaya
5 years ago
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Exams should continue as previously planned. We had legitimate expectation on that and we were prepared that way. Kindly
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Suzane Nafula
5 years ago
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You did not involve us when making the decision which is not fair. You have also not considered how students who are not in Kenya will be affected.
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Albert Muriithi
5 years ago
The exam timetable should remain as it was. These changes are unnecessary and detrimental.
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Winfred Nakkzi Kiberu
5 years ago
Please keep the exam format (online, open book) and timetable as it was originally communicated.
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Yvonne Nyangi
5 years ago
The original exam schedule was perfectly fine. Let’s stick to it
Please allow us to do online exams as originally planned. The pandemic has been highly disruptive for all of us, but this new schedule is only aggravating the situation. There's a lot at stake for us, please consider our concerns.
This action is unfair and irregular
While we appreciate the complex nature of the need to make this decision in line with the Ministry of Education's resumption to the university guidelines, the mode of online virtual learning prepared students for online exams. Furthermore, there is a lot in stake in terms of health. I therefore appeal to the university to reconsider this decision and allow the exams to go on as planned. Thank you.
Keep the timetable dates as they are.
With all due respect, making students who are far away to attempt to seek accommodation for a month and then have to go back home, is unnecessary.
The sudden decision made to do only the exams in school has not taken into consideration majority of the students circumstances.Eg Accommodation in hostels, mode of transportation etc.
The lack of student participation in decisions that affect them the most is frustrating.
Exams should continue as previously planned. We had legitimate expectation on that and we were prepared that way. Kindly
You did not involve us when making the decision which is not fair. You have also not considered how students who are not in Kenya will be affected.
The exam timetable should remain as it was. These changes are unnecessary and detrimental.
Please keep the exam format (online, open book) and timetable as it was originally communicated.
The original exam schedule was perfectly fine. Let’s stick to it
The original exam schedule to remain in place
Let’s do the exams online as planned