Moroccan Students Warn of Fraudulent Medical School Admissions Schemes in Ukraine
Moroccan high school graduates wishing to pursue medical or pharmaceutical studies in Ukraine are victims of fraud. Moroccan students already settled there are calling on new high school graduates from the kingdom to be vigilant.
The registration phase is the opportune time for intermediaries who defraud future students. They make them take on significant financial commitments that later complicate the continuation of their studies on Ukrainian territory, reports Assabah. The modus operandi of these intermediaries is to disseminate fictitious registration ads on Facebook. Once a student falls into their trap, they will have to spend a fortune on their studies.
Moroccans who are already pursuing their studies in Ukraine have given advice to young Moroccan high school graduates, asking them to contact the university of their choice in Ukraine directly and to follow the registration procedures to the letter. Without soliciting any intermediary.
To date, there are around 7,000 Moroccan students pursuing higher education in Ukrainian universities.
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