Students were urged to take a picture of their flooded homes and submit it along with other required documents, and provide details later. RSU would help find part-time work with the university; people interested could contact the Student Affairs Office.

Fees cut for students

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Rangsit University (RSU) yesterday announced remedial measures for flood-affected students, including a 50 per cent discount on tuition fees for those who register for this second semester and a cancellation of fines imposed on late course registration.

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