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Latest Reviews
Kettering University
With the growth of co-op programs at other universities, the main benefit of Kettering is quickly becoming commonplace. Facilities and lab equipment are often older and fail to compare with more modern schools. The teaching staff is very hit or miss dependent on the subject and on the semester. However, Kettering maintains a powerful reputation within the automotive industry so if your end goal is to enter the automotive world, Kettering is a worthwhile option.
18-9-19 07:35 AM
Mike
Miami University
Miami is an incredibly beautiful campus filled with things to do. There's always an event going on at some point and the students and teachers are incredibly kind, ambitious, and smart. The games program here is one like no other and really sets itself apart from the crowd as one of the best.
18-9-19 07:17 AM
Bobby
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
RMIT is great for IT related study. So far all my lecturers/tutors have been great and I don't really see a big problem with the university. Location-wise it is pretty much in the heart of the CBD. As for accomodation and price of living in Melbourne, as an International student it can be tough if you are seeking to be self sufficient and don't have help from family members.
17-9-19 10:18 PM
Nicholas
Clark University
Professor/Student ratio is 10:1 which is better than most well ranked Universities. I am currently a senior and have been able to make multiple connections with professors in both my Psychology major as well as my Law and Society concentration. I play racquetball with a few professors and it has been extremely meaningful in finding which careers I wanted to pursue and which I wanted to leave behind. Professors are extremely accommodating and understanding, willing to mold student learning styles based on the culture of the class. There are multiple job fairs throughout the year and significant focus on helping students get to the next level, whether that be career out of undergrad, pursuing a master's, or attending a graduate school.
17-9-19 02:21 PM
Collin Porter
