Dr Wee: Satu intake should focus on fairness, not financial sustainability


PETALING JAYA: The crux of the issue involving prospective students applying to Universiti Malaya’s Satu (open channel) route is not a question of ensuring the financial sustainability of a university, but equity and fairness, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong (pic).

The MCA president said that while supporters of the Satu route argued that it was a necessary move to provide an alternative source of funding for universities, it still deprives students of their first-choice course simply because they can’t afford to pay private-tier fees.

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