Information from the Academic Registrar’s office indicate a total of 299 students of Bachelor of Ethics and Human Rights were accorded marks in an unclear manner.
In the most irregular incident, students of EHR 3102 Critical Thinking, a course unit under Bachelor of Ethics and Human Rights were added marks when 155 of the 325 students failed the semester one 2017/18 academic year exam.
However student registration number 14/U/7602/PS received 28 marks while one student Registration Number 15/U/21417 had their marks reduced by six.
“The minutes of the Department of Philosophy where the students’ marks were considered were not availed,” Masikye said.
The marks were allegedly arbitrarily awarded by the former Head of Department.”