Parliament probes Jordan university fees

The Facts News article focused on a discussion by the Jordanian House of Representatives' Education Committee regarding the disparity in university tuition fees among universities, especially private ones. The committee emphasized the need to establish clear standards for setting tuition fees that align with students' economic circumstances, noting that the cost for some majors can reach 90 dinars at certain universities and drop to 40 dinars at others. They also pointed out the existence of differences in faculty members' salaries, ranging from 500 to 1,500 dinars. The committee stressed the importance of reviewing the costs associated with both modern and traditional disciplines, including artificial intelligence, to achieve a balance that alleviates the financial burden on students and their families. In the coming weeks, the committee will hold meetings with relevant authorities to study the reasons behind these disparities and propose solutions to ensure fairness in fee determination, taking into account scientific advancements and labor market needs.

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