Moroccan university councils anticipate difficulties implementing unified tuition fees for working students under a new “facilitated timing” system. Reports indicate a proposal to standardize registration fees at 5% of working students’ annual income. However, sources reveal councils foresee challenges in consistently applying this across all student cases. Universities agree on the need to consider individual student circumstances, suggesting potential inconsistencies in implementation. The new system aims for financial accessibility, but practical concerns regarding uniformity are emerging. Further details regarding specific criteria and potential exceptions remain unclear, leaving uncertainty for students and institutions alike. This development follows discussions about making higher education more inclusive for those balancing studies and employment.