College told to refund tuition fees

KUALA LUMPUR: The Consumer Claims Tribunal has ruled in favour of four Chinese nationals who sought a refund of their tuition fees from a private college for a nursing course that is not recognised. 

Tribunal president Eddie Yeo Soon Chye ordered Sedaya International College to refund the students RM10,000 each for “conducting the Degree Transfer Programme in Applied Science (Nursing) without approval from the Education Ministry under the Private Higher Educational Institutions Act 1996.”