At FMHS, the students' access to science and knowledge is their first and most important right. Additionally, there is a set of rights that characterize the university student's personality, including, but not limited to, the following:

• To express an opinion and to actively participate in the university's scientific programs, study plans and performance assessments according to scientific, academic and administrative standards.
• To get the Sana’a University student ID card, since this document identifies and proves the identity of the student on campus.
• To be honored if he/she is student who meets the prerequisite conditions that entitles him/her to be honored, including the appearance of his/her name on the Sana’a University Board of Honor, according to what is stated in the Student Affairs Regulation and in this Guideline.
• To have an access to the libraries and its references, either by reading or by borrowing according to applicable rules and regulations.
• To have an access to the university's laboratories to prove his/her experiments and creations and to develop his/her scientific knowledge according to applicable rules and regulations.
• To participate in the organization of various activities sponsored by the university, such as sport, cultural or social activities.
• To have access to primary health care and to social welfare on campus to assist him/her to solve the problems undermining his/her of educational attainment. Such assistance is provided by social workers and researchers at the university. To this end, he/she shall have the right to receive financial assistance in line with the regulations governing financial assistance.
• To seek remedy or submit grievances complain to review a decision made against him based on the student affairs integrated system.
• To obtain the documents granted by the university, including the scientific degree certificate after the completion of all undergraduate requirements.
• To make any question or inquiry to his/her teachers on campus, to discuss with them in the most appropriate scientific discussion manner and to ask for further clarifications to what he/she may have not understood. No censorship or punishment should be imposed on him/her for doing so, unless he/she has violated applicable laws, regulations and public morals.
• The student shall have the rights stated in this guide, including the right to take an intermission (to pause or interrupt his/her studies) and to resume his/her studies, to withdraw from the university, to seek remedy or submit grievances complain against his/her test results... etc.
• To obtain an official receipt for all payments made to the university treasury. He/she shall have the right to recover all insurance paid to the university staff in charge, in accordance with the relevant regulations.
• To demand and seek the performance of his/her rights on campus, provided that he/she shall adhere to applicable laws and regulations in the university and provided that all students shall have equal rights and duties at the university.
• To keep and maintain the contents of his file on campus in a safe and orderly manner by honest staff; not to handover any of the contents of his file except to the student himself/herself personally or to his/her official delegate, as well as not to disclose any of these contents unless such disclosure is stipulated for by a penalty decision against this particular student.