How these marks could have been changed (by students) is probably what everyone is wondering right now, but we all know what happened......the staff members in charge were bribed, it's clear, isn't it?
A (former) student from the College of Business and Management
Sciences said she wasn’t given a reason why she could not get her
transcript, but was asked to return next month.
“None of my colleagues has got a transcript. They
said they put the issuance of transcripts on hold because there was a
problem. My challenge is that I am applying for jobs with a testimonial
but they keep telling me that they need a transcript,” she explained.
“I went to Senate at the Transcripts Office to pick my transcript but I was told our college has issues so they have not started printing them. I was told that they didn’t include our internship marks while calculating the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). I wondered how then we ended up on the graduation list,” said another affected student from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences who declined to be named for fear of reprimand.
“I went to Senate at the Transcripts Office to pick my transcript but I was told our college has issues so they have not started printing them. I was told that they didn’t include our internship marks while calculating the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA). I wondered how then we ended up on the graduation list,” said another affected student from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences who declined to be named for fear of reprimand.
Previous incidents
This is not the first time Makerere University is
suffering such a hitch. In October 2012, police arrested two officials
in the office of the academic register on charges of altering students’
marks.
There had been complaints from the School of
Economics and Management that examination results that had been approved
by the Senate and pinned on the students’ notice boards and uploaded on
the university website were different from what the school had
submitted to the Senate. Little is known on what became of the
investigations into the matter.
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