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SMACK students part with 500k for development before  paying school fees

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The current exploitation rate among schools may prompt some struggling parents lose their minds.

Apparently most good schools have mastered the game of exploiting parents in whatever way possible and this has caused many schools to become more commercial thus forgetting their academic roles.

A shocking fact has been revealed indicating that any student to be fully admitted to the Prestigious St. Mary’s College Kisubi ( SMACK) must first pay a fee of shs500,000 as  special development.

“Specila development fee is to be paid before admission letters are issued out,” note partly reads.

“Amount shs500,000-five hundred thousand only to be deposited on the school account in Centenary Bank,” note further reads.

We at Watchdog dispute such kind of exploitation…


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