CRUTECH School Fees Policy (New) & Short Break Update
Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) new school fees policy and announcement of short break for all students.
The management of the university released the new policy for all students and the general public to read. This especially concerns students who are yet to pay their school fees to source for fund.
The highlight of the new CRUTECH school fees policy is that new students who fail to meet the payment deadline will forfeit their admission.
CRUTECH SCHOOL FEES POLICY & SHORT BREAK ANNOUNCEMENT
This is to inform Staff, Students and the General Public that Management of Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) has reviewed the Fee Payment Policy in the Institution in order to generate revenue to effectively administer the University.
This action is against the backdrop of the poor response of continuing (year 2.5) Students towards paying their School Fees, a situation that is virtually grounding every vital service in the institution. The Policy stipulations include:
Hence forth all Continuing Students including Extra Time Students must pay the School Fees for each Semester as at when due. Therefore, each student is expected to pay half (50%) of the Session’s School Fees at the beginning of each Session and complete the balance at the beginning of Second Semester.
No part of a Session’s Fees shall be carried over to another Session.
All Prospective SIWES and Teaching Practice Students must pay their School Fees in Full for the Session before they can be mobilized.
All Final Year Students should also pay their Fees in Full before their results can be processed. Only such students shall be eligible for Mobilization for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Scheme.
All students who pay their school fees should obtain Their Fee Clearance Card from the Student Accounts Unit of the Bursary.
An up to date Fee Clearance Card entitles Students to Lectures, Attendance in Practical Classes, Library use, Submission of Assignments, Examinations and Assignment of Students to Project Supervisors.
Response to student enquires and/or requests or applications for services in the University shall depend to the Fee Payment Status of the Student.
To enable students who have not yet paid their Fees up to First Semester of 2018/2019 Academic Session to source for funds and defray their departments. Management has approved that students should proceed on Two Weeks break with effect from Monday 15th April to Monday 29th April, 2019.
Students shall resume classes on Monday 29th April, 2019.
Management sincerely wishes all students a useful and blissful break.
