Out of a total of 3.000 medical students in Niš, only 153 of them reported attending online classes during the blockade, according to the protesting students. They say that the data is discouraging for the faculty administration and that they are determined to persevere in the fight to replace the leadership.
Students in the blockade The Medical Faculty of the University of Niš announced that in recent days, only about five percent of their colleagues attended "illegitimate and illegal" online classes at that higher education institution.
That number was obtained by dividing 153 applications by 3.000 students, the medical students in the blockade stated, noting that "it is highly likely that one student reported at least two different exercises that he listens to in the same year, which would mean that the number of students who attended is significantly lower."
The students said that they will remain in the boycott until the administration is replaced and in the blockade until the demands are met.
Administration Faculty of Medicine in Niš she invited students to apply for tuition reimbursement from April 15.
Compensation for classes missed due to the student blockade is largely provided online, as students physically block the faculty building.
The Dean's College of the Faculty of Medicine announced on April 16 that the Dynamic Tuition Compensation Plan is based on the Law on Higher Education, the Faculty's Statute and has the approval of the Ministry of Education.
Source: Phonet
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