School of Business and Public Policy Praised for Transparency, but Students Urge Improvement in Appeals Process,

 

By: vinlin Yanda

11, September,2024

The School of Business and Public Policy (SBPP) at the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) has been commended by students for its transparency and the ease with which it shares information. The school is recognized for keeping students well-informed and fostering a supportive academic environment.

 

Ms. Shanna Mitti, a third-year student majoring in Banking and Finance, expressed her appreciation for the school's staff. "The staff of the School of Business and Public Policy are very helpful in providing information and are extremely transparent with students," she said. "Even the students within the school are very open in their approach, which creates a great sense of networking."

 

However, while Ms. Mitti praised the school's openness, she also highlighted an area for improvement: the process for appealing grades. "One thing the school needs to improve on is the delay in handling student appeals regarding their transcripts," she noted. "The system is slow, and it takes up students' time and effort, especially when it comes to appealing for a change of grade."

 

Despite this challenge, Ms. Mitti remains positive about her experience over the past three years, describing the SBPP as one of the most transparent schools at UPNG. She hopes that improvements in the appeals process will further enhance the overall student experience.

 

The feedback from students like Ms. Mitte reflects both the strengths and areas for growth within the SBPP, underscoring the importance of maintaining a transparent and efficient system for student services.

                                                       



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