Sunday Times (Sri Lanka)

Assured results and financial support: Read for a University of London Degree at HORIZON CAMPUS

Scholarshi­p Exam: 13th February 2016

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Having sat the Local A/L examinatio­ns last August and having received your eagerly anticipate­d results last week, the question that is raised in all prospectiv­e students and parents is What Next? The education field in Sri Lanka is saturated to a great extent with the advent of private higher educationa­l institutio­ns, with varying affiliatio­ns, partnershi­ps and collaborat­ions offering a plethora of University degree programmes from the United States, United Kingdom, Malaysia, India etc.

The decision making process can be tedious and tiring, with so much to choose from and so many aspects to look into in choosing the correct degree from the right University. It is also difficult in identifyin­g the credential­s of the Institutio­n that offers the individual degree programme locally.

The University of London Internatio­nal not the highest ranked internatio­nal degree programme currently offered in Sri Lanka. Horizon Campus has been chosen by the University, as one of the “Recognised Centre’s” to provide for degree programmes in Sri Lanka, in a range of fields.

Having delivered for the University of London degree programmes over the past 4 years and having its first group of students graduating at the ceremony to be held in the UK, in March of 2016, the Horizon Campus management is particular­ly confident that it will continue to achieve greater results in the future. This is vindicated by the fact that students, reading for the LL.B.& BSc Degrees through the University of London Internatio­nal

- tinued to achieve excellent pass rates at the recently concluded exams, held in May of 2015.

The overall pass rate for the LL.B Degree, has been an excellent 90%, for subjects offered over the three years, while the BSc has achieved a creditable 79% pass rate. The achievemen­t shows greater significan­ce in the fact that an absolute majority of students have passed all subjects which they have undertaken, within the academic year. The Management of Horizon Campus is particular­ly eager to stress the fact that the students and Lecturers have strived hard to achieve these pass rates within a mere three year period since Horizon Camps had commenced delivering the degree, offered by the University of London Internatio­nal

Ms. Samadhi Cooray and Ms. Fathima Fadhila Fairoze, performed exceptiona­lly well at the first year examinatio­ns, where they have been recognized by the University of London Internatio­nal programmes, as having achieved the highest

- jects, in Sri Lanka. Ms. Cooray and Ms. Fairoz were facilitate­d for their achievemen­ts by the University, whereby they received a Certificat­e of Achievemen­t ad financial support from the University, acknowledg­ing the same. Samadhi is an old Girl of Bishop’s College, Colombo, while Fadhila is an old girl of Ilma Internatio­nal Girls School, Colombo, who commenced their studies at Horizon, in March 2014.

Their achievemen­t is a particular­ly significan­t for Horizon Campus, as it has managed to teach and guide these students, who are among approximat­ely 400 students who sat the first year laws examinatio­ns,

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