After a series of complaints from students having classes beyond 6 pm, the leadership of the Union met with school management to table students’ displeasure regarding class scheduling and also to emphasise the need for no class extension beyond 6 pm.
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In a Press Statement made available to ACJOAU, the Union met with the Deputy Vice-Chancellor(Academics), Prof. M.O Babalola about the complaints of the 100-level students of Demography and Social Statistics expressing their displeasure about a class fixed between 6 pm to 7 pm.
According to the statement, the DVC(Academics) called the lecturer and the dean, of the Faculty of Social Sciences and the class was cancelled with immediate effect and shifted to 5 pm.
Also, the CHM 101 mid-semester exam that was scheduled for Saturday 20th has been rescheduled to Saturday 27th 2024 to allow students sufficient time to prepare for the test.
Furthermore, the DVC(Academics) made it clear that classes as far as the University Community is concerned are meant to end by 6 pm while classes may start by 7 am. Students should be aware of this and resist any extension of classes beyond 6 pm.