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South Valley University students lack options
688 students at South Valley Private University faced an unprecedented crisis after their registration procedures were rejected despite having paid the fees and having started their studies. The students were surprised to be transferred to other universities in Beni Suef and Minya provinces. The problem stems from inadequate infrastructure and incomplete construction at the university, in addition to the lack of air conditioning and fully equipped facilities, even though students had accepted and paid amounts ranging from 60,000 to 120,000 Egyptian pounds annually. MP Hussein Hroudy confirmed that the crisis requires urgent government intervention and ministerial adjustments, due to the university's failure to manage the issue and its impact on the students' and their families' futures.
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