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Home Jordan News Mutah, JUST universities will not raise fees : Presidents 10-02-2014 03:19 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Majed Dabbas - Mutah and the Science and Technology University administrations will not raise tuition fees of the academic year 2014-2015. The president of Mutah University, Rida al-Khawaldeh told Ammon News over the phone that the university administration has no intention to raise the tuition fees for 1014-2015. Also Abdullah Malkawi, the president of Science and Technology (JUST), denied any intention of raising fees. Meanwhile, the government called on Jordan University's administration to reconsider its decision to raise the tuition fees, Minister of High Education, Amin Mahmoud told Ammon News on Monday. Recently, UJ decided to raise the fees of the graduate programs, parallel program and International studies program.

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Mutah, JUST universities will not raise fees : Presidents

10-02-2014 03:19 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Majed Dabbas - Mutah and the Science and Technology University administrations will not raise tuition fees of the academic year 2014-2015.

The president of Mutah University, Rida al-Khawaldeh told Ammon News over the phone that the university administration has no intention to raise the tuition fees for 1014-2015.

Also Abdullah Malkawi, the president of Science and Technology (JUST), denied any intention of raising fees.

Meanwhile, the government called on Jordan University's administration to reconsider its decision to raise the tuition fees, Minister of High Education, Amin Mahmoud told Ammon News on Monday.

Recently, UJ decided to raise the fees of the graduate programs, parallel program and International studies program.

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