NEW intakes at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) begin their registration yesterday despite the wet weather while some are yet to arrive on campus.
The registration is held at the main lecture theatre where the university accounts department sorted out the new intakes school fees and issued registration forms to the students to prepare them for their registration and orientation.
Most of the new intakes from Mamose and New Guinea Islands arrived last weekend have already been given rooms according to a pre-allocation of room list that was put up for the new intakes.
However, continuing students are to start registration on March 9 which is next week but a handful of continuing students only with full payments of tuition fees also got themselves registered for the academic year since the pre-registration last week, but many are yet to arrive from their home provinces.
Moreover, many of the continuing students are yet to pay their school fees.
According to sources, many of the continuing students seemed to delay payments which most of the time lengthens the registration process past the set due date.
The source said that they always urge students to pay-up their fees before arriving on campus as it is always on their acceptance letters that are sent out to them.
And when students seem to delay payments it slows the registration process and the administration sometimes gives students grace periods for late registrations.
The source said they hope that this year’s registration will flow smooth without any delays and urged new intakes and the continuing students to work together for a smooth start.
The registration is held at the main lecture theatre where the university accounts department sorted out the new intakes school fees and issued registration forms to the students to prepare them for their registration and orientation.
Most of the new intakes from Mamose and New Guinea Islands arrived last weekend have already been given rooms according to a pre-allocation of room list that was put up for the new intakes.
However, continuing students are to start registration on March 9 which is next week but a handful of continuing students only with full payments of tuition fees also got themselves registered for the academic year since the pre-registration last week, but many are yet to arrive from their home provinces.
Moreover, many of the continuing students are yet to pay their school fees.
According to sources, many of the continuing students seemed to delay payments which most of the time lengthens the registration process past the set due date.
The source said that they always urge students to pay-up their fees before arriving on campus as it is always on their acceptance letters that are sent out to them.
And when students seem to delay payments it slows the registration process and the administration sometimes gives students grace periods for late registrations.
The source said they hope that this year’s registration will flow smooth without any delays and urged new intakes and the continuing students to work together for a smooth start.
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