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HELP to become a full-fledged private education provider by 2014
By Catherin john . March 26 2024
Catherin John
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- HELP University plans to become a full-fledged private education provider by 2014.
- With the ongoing construction of its International School to be completed next year, followed by the new Subang 2, its third campus expected to be completed in 2014, both campuses would be able to accommodate an additional 15,000 students on top of the 11,000 students they currently have.
- HELP is allocating to spend a total capital expenditure of RM180 million for the Subang 2 campus and International School project, with an extra RM30 million for fittings and IT structures.
- Annual fee increases would be expected. Although the fee hike would not be applicable to existing students. It is estimated that 15% of HELP's student population in FY 2013 will be affected by the higher fee structure.
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