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    The student faces several challenges related to their courses. They struggle to determine the most important readings due to a lack of guidance. They are not informed of continuous assessment results until the final exam, making it difficult to improve. Modular teaching makes it hard to identify which assessments correspond to which course points. Cafeteria services are poor and expensive. Group work spaces are limited. Toilet access is restricted before class. In general life, housing and transportation are very expensive, especially for students living far from campus. Rent near campus is at least 3000 birr without other costs factored in. Overall costs greatly exceed the student's salary, creating financial difficulties.

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    The student faces several challenges related to their courses. They struggle to determine the most important readings due to a lack of guidance. They are not informed of continuous assessment results until the final exam, making it difficult to improve. Modular teaching makes it hard to identify which assessments correspond to which course points. Cafeteria services are poor and expensive. Group work spaces are limited. Toilet access is restricted before class. In general life, housing and transportation are very expensive, especially for students living far from campus. Rent near campus is at least 3000 birr without other costs factored in. Overall costs greatly exceed the student's salary, creating financial difficulties.

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    The student faces several challenges related to their courses. They struggle to determine the most important readings due to a lack of guidance. They are not informed of continuous assessment results until the final exam, making it difficult to improve. Modular teaching makes it hard to identify which assessments correspond to which course points. Cafeteria services are poor and expensive. Group work spaces are limited. Toilet access is restricted before class. In general life, housing and transportation are very expensive, especially for students living far from campus. Rent near campus is at least 3000 birr without other costs factored in. Overall costs greatly exceed the student's salary, creating financial difficulties.

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    The student faces several challenges related to their courses. They struggle to determine the most important readings due to a lack of guidance. They are not informed of continuous assessment results until the final exam, making it difficult to improve. Modular teaching makes it hard to identify which assessments correspond to which course points. Cafeteria services are poor and expensive. Group work spaces are limited. Toilet access is restricted before class. In general life, housing and transportation are very expensive, especially for students living far from campus. Rent near campus is at least 3000 birr without other costs factored in. Overall costs greatly exceed the student's salary, creating financial difficulties.

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    1. What are the challenges you face in relation to the courses?

    Oh, of course there are a lot of challenges that I am really fighting with. First, courses I am
    taking are sometimes wide to cover or I might not be well informed what to read or I am not
    informed which authors books are the most important for the current course. Therefore, while I
    am going here and there in search of books and related references time will be up before I gather
    the right information and this makes me feel I am just in the wrong truck.

    The other challenging point is, I have never been informed what my result was for continuous
    assessments; presentations, term paper etc before the final exam. So I am being told the total
    result at the end of the day. However, still there are instructors who inform my continuous
    assessment result as soon as I took them. So that helps me how to deal with the coming
    assessment.

    In addition, as modular teaching is being applied, I cannot identify which point written in the list
    is which part of the course. This is because the results are just listed without letting us know
    which assessment it belongs to. so, I cannot see where my problem is.

    Another big problem is that the cafeteria service. Although there are cafeterias in the compass,
    the service is not good. The cost is not fair for students like me who pay a house rent,
    transportation, print copy etc.

    Most of the time we are given group works and pair works and when we are ready to do our
    assignments there is no place for discussion. We kill time when we try to get a suitable place.

    We travelled a long way to arrive at the compound and just before we class is started, we want to
    go to the toilet. Although there are toilets around, the cleaners there close the door not to let as in
    until 3:00 am, they always say “We have not finished the cleaning.” and it is common language
    for different rooms.

    2. What challenges you face in your over all life?

    Oh that is also a big issue. I can definitely say everything is expensive. Let’s begin with the
    house rent: you cannot easily afford a house. If you plan and decide to travel long journey, you
    can get a room about 2000 or above birr. Then the transportation will also cost you a big amount
    of money. The distance has also its own impact on your study as it kills your time and energy. If
    you want to get a house nearby (1:50-3:00 birr travel), you need to pay about 3000 or above birr
    excluding transportation, food and other costs.

    When we compare our salary and the costs we are paying, not including family issues, it is not
    fair at all.

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