Government School Fees

• Administrators

  1 Aug 04, 02:30

  Why is there a difference in the amount paid by different citizens?
• laurence82

  1 Aug 04, 02:35

  For example?
• Administrators

  1 Aug 04, 02:38

  some dun need to pay school fees even in secondary and pre-uni levels
• sgboy2004

  2 Aug 04, 19:49

  Originally posted by Administrators:

  some dun need to pay school fees even in secondary and pre-uni levels

  who who who??
• Administrators

  2 Aug 04, 21:42

  Originally posted by sgboy2004:

  who who who??

  very sensitive
• FireIce

  2 Aug 04, 22:18

  Malays dun need to pay school fees up to pre-U
  
  something Lao Lee promised
• jasmine17

  2 Aug 04, 22:41

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  Malays dun need to pay school fees up to pre-U
  
  something Lao Lee promised

  why?
• NeonTetra

  2 Aug 04, 22:41

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  Malays dun need to pay school fees up to pre-U
  
  something Lao Lee promised

  after he die...will tt promise hold?
• greengoblin

  2 Aug 04, 22:49

  WEll nothing wrong with that.... considering the circumstances surrounding us...
  
  ehhhh sensitive topic lah.....
• sgboy2004

  2 Aug 04, 22:58

  how come Croco no free education
  
  mi o level nia
• meggz

  2 Aug 04, 23:05

  i tot they are eligible for bursary??
• Networker

  4 Aug 04, 18:01

  I don't know if my information is correct but I heard that the education fees are paid by MUIS/Mendaki. Perhaps someone may like to clarify on this further.
• jasmine17

  4 Aug 04, 22:39

  Originally posted by Networker:

  I don't know if my information is correct but I heard that the education fees are paid by MUIS/Mendaki. Perhaps someone may like to clarify on this further.

  hmmm i think the government allows the special group to be exempted from paying school fees.
  
  I read in the Sunday Times that university fees are also not required from malays. Is it applicable now?
• NeonTetra

  4 Aug 04, 22:40

  Originally posted by jasmine17:

  hmmm i think the government allows the special group to be exempted from paying school fees.
  
  I read in the Sunday Times that university fees are also not required from malays. Is it applicable now?

  but...i seldom see malay students...not much
• jasmine17

  4 Aug 04, 22:46

  Originally posted by NeonTetra:

  but...i seldom see malay students...not much

  but the subsidy is a lot. around $25000 each right? Others are struggling to repay the bank loans
• Networker

  5 Aug 04, 11:52

  I was told that at first it was subsidised by the government but then later the fees was subsidised by MUIS/Mendaki...
  
  
• tspg

  5 Aug 04, 12:33

  Originally posted by Administrators:

  Why is there a difference in the amount paid by different citizens?

  They are after all the "native" of this country. Its no free lunch either they had to work for it to be entitled to it. If they cant make it to uni or poly they dun get anything. I think its a good policy. It encourage them to improve their economic standing through their own efforts. This policy is much better than that implemented by some other countries.
• jasmine17

  8 Aug 04, 17:42

  Originally posted by tspg:

  They are after all the "native" of this country. Its no free lunch either they had to work for it to be entitled to it. If they cant make it to uni or poly they dun get anything. I think its a good policy. It encourage them to improve their economic standing through their own efforts. This policy is much better than that implemented by some other countries.

  that means not all malays that qualified for uni are entitled the free school fees?
• tspg

  8 Aug 04, 17:51

  Originally posted by jasmine17:

  that means not all malays that qualified for uni are entitled the free school fees?

  
  
  All who qualify are entitled to it.
• browniebaobao

  8 Aug 04, 17:55

  in my previous institute...malays pay 10% of wat we are paying..
  
  in poly i duno...but i heard it's settled by mendaki..not sure..