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A prolonged failure by the University of Guyana (UG) to release Criminal Law I and Criminal Law II grades for the 2024/2025 academic year has triggered direct intervention by Chancellor Sir Ronald Sanders, who has ordered urgent corrective action and a formal review of how the results were allowed to remain outstanding for so long.
In a statement issued by the University on September 19, 2026, UG said Sanders had acknowledged the seriousness of the delay and apologised to the affected students, who face uncertainty over academic progression, applications to regional law schools and professional deadlines requiring complete academic records.
“The delay is completely unacceptable.”
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