The University of Guyana has launched an initiative to address the extended delay in the release of Criminal Law I and Criminal Law II grades for the 2024/2025 academic year. The university administration is working to finalize the results to ensure that students are not negatively impacted by the administrative holdup.
Chancellor Sir Ronald Sanders has issued a directive for urgent action to resolve the matter. The university is currently taking steps to expedite the processing and publication of the outstanding grades, though specific reasons for the initial delay were not disclosed in the announcement.
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