There has been a reported surge in admissions fraud, with unscrupulous individuals targeting prospective students on social media with promises of guaranteed admission to public tertiary institutions.
These scammers ultimately defraud unsuspecting applicants, leaving them out of pocket and without a legitimate path to higher education.
Prospective students are urged to understand that admission to tertiary institutions is solely based on merit and compliance with the university’s entry requirements.
There is no external influence in the admissions process, and students should never pay money to secure a spot at any tertiary institution.
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Furthermore, sharing personal credentials such as usernames and passwords with anyone in relation to the admissions process is highly discouraged.
Engaging in document forgery or accepting offers to falsify academic records is illegal and unethical.
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Any claims of being able to upgrade academic results or secure admissions through unofficial channels should be met with skepticism.
Always verify all admission information on the official website of the tertiary institution you are applying to.
Authorities have urged prospective students to exercise caution and report any suspicious activity to the relevant institutions.
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Remember, applying for tertiary admission should be a straightforward process, and no one should be charging you for assistance in this legitimate endeavor.