University of The Bahamas — Attraction in New Providence

I found this place to be hell on earth. Disorganized and barely functioning. As a student, it's extremely difficult to be prepared for anything this institution could throw at you but it prepares you for life. The lecturers here are a hit and miss but generally are concerned about the students wellbeing, both inside and outside of the classroom (speaking for the business lecturers that I was fortunate to have). This institution will teach you that life isn't easy and it's always best to have a plan B for your plan B. It has prepared me for my working life and really taught me stress management skills and how to prepare for unpredictable.

Props to this dysfunctional institution as they teach you how to swim in lava! (Not a great place for those that cannot endure a severe, 4-5 year...

I love this school, and it really is the haven of academia on this island. It's surreal approaching this place, knowing it is where conversations not seen anywhere else, such as Reparations, Science, and Research happen, while surrounded by evidence of all the harms wrought by climate change, colonialism, and inequality. The school has done a great job being a place where I feel comfortable talking about how messed up things can be in our world. I just wish it would go a little further.

It really needs to use its own spaces better though (there's too many empty billboards), and it infamously has trouble circulating information within itself. I'm hoping for the best in...

My son had his first in person class/practice at UB today. This morning he had to take a Rapid Antigen Test in order to attend the class. The process was smooth and he was in and out of the testing area in less that 20 minutes. He took his test at 8:57am and got his results by 9:15am. He was able to go to his afternoon class without any hitches. He showed his test result(on the phone) to the security guard and was waved granted access to the campus to...