Vice President Emphasizes Attendance and University Achievements at Student Reception
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Minnesota, USA - During a reception for new and returning students, Dr. Omar Ahmed Al-Maqrami, Vice President of the Islamic University of Minnesota, emphasized the importance of student attendance in lectures, stressing that it is a fundamental condition for the university to fulfill its responsibilities. He stated that the university will not tolerate students being penalized due to absence.
Al-Maqrami noted that the university provides videos of lectures and academic materials through the electronic academic portal, facilitating students' ability to keep up with their studies, especially for those facing challenges due to time zone differences.
He also addressed the issue of delays in receiving graduation certificates, explaining how to invest time to expedite the delivery of certificates to graduates. He confirmed that the university has obtained licensing from the Minnesota state authorities, stating that its certificates are recognized by foreign ministries and embassies.
The Vice President praised the efforts made by the university to achieve full accreditation, affirming that the university is "on the right track" and that it is merely a matter of time. He discussed the messages received from Saudi higher education authorities regarding the equivalence of certificates, confirming that students with university degrees work in both governmental and private institutions.
He concluded by emphasizing that the true measure of the university is the quality of its educational services and the research activities it hosts, highlighting the significant achievements the university has accumulated over the years.