Queen Mary University of London — Attraction in London

No one says this is a real university. Why is that? What is QMU? It's a sham product from the ultra-wealthy, peddling the illusion of status. They target earnest, poor people who lack the information needed to make an informed choice. Look at the honest reviews; real, honest individuals are ALL saying the same thing.

Across society, the ultra-wealthy deploy tactics designed to transfer money from the relatively poor to themselves. They don't care about the destruction caused to society or the lives they ruin. Their sole focus is winning their financial war.

The ultra-wealthy are undermining the integrity of education worldwide, from kindergarten to post-graduate levels. They disregard the consequences to society and the quality of thousands of lives, each year, just at QMU. The real reviews tell the story.

The truth is, the rich want more yachts. They're sociopathic. Thr homeless me s little help from everyone, and occasionally steal bread out of need. The rich manipulate good people into buying their no-good promises, and steal not just our fortunes but our lives. This is akin to Donald Trump's failed Trump 'university.'

QMU is an especially cheap product. They barely even pretend to offer an education. Who teaches? No one. The only people they have on staff are not educational or subject experts - the staff are intended only to trick poor individuals into believing this is a legitimate school. It's almost refreshing to see how consistently every real reviewer says the same thing about QMU.

Though QMU is a particularly egregious example, many other universities are similar, just not as poorly disguised. Boycott all of these institutions. Learn to identify ploys like QMU's, designed by the rich to steal money from communities. Help others recognize these manipulative tactics and build skills to avoid falling victim to them.

We must support real schools that are genuine nonprofits, run by real educators. Help others avoid becoming victims of the rich.

The ultra-wealthy are pariahs who take every last quid, cent, rupee, rial, and peso they can and transfer it into their exclusive luxury worlds, fast away from the 99%.

This also highlights the need to distrust reviews and RANKINGS, which can be manipulated by the business class with their endless appetite for money from the masses.

Boycott such institutions. Our society belongs to us more than it does to them. Do not let it be ruined by their deceptive, cynical, and amoral contempt for 99% of humanity. These are the same people ruining our world elsewhere.

Avoid working for people like this and do all you can to expose them. The positive reviews are paid for. QMU is a sham product, peddled by the predatory business class. Most reviewers consistently say the same thing: it's a sparkly design masking a very cheap product with no genuine "customer...

Honestly, the worst decision of my life. I was never meant for the city life, but this was absolutely atrocious. Firstly, don't expect the student enquiry centre to help you with anything across the phone or email. They are heavily overburdened by the copious amount of international students who can barely communicate with them. Secondly, the staff is mostly unprofessional - mostly students or recent graduates who have zero experience in the administration field and who are basically falling asleep on their keyboards. Now something from my own personal experience - on my first day at Queen Mary, I entered my lecture room and found it packed! My degree was Mechanical Engineering, but most students I communicated with were Chemical/Electrical. However, the university thought it was a brilliant idea (not!) to stuff the sheep, cows and horses into one stable. I remember sitting on the stairs with fifty other students and hearing one student remark 'Paying 9 grand to not even get a seat!' How true his words were! Finally, the location is ugly. The walk from Mile End or Stepney Green to the university is marred with ugly pavements and rude, hooting drivers. I never felt safe, but then again it is East London. Lastly, I am going to end this review with one final note to potential, starry-eyed applicants - Russel Group does not always mean it's going to be good. Best luck to all! :)

Update:- I forgot to mention my lovely (not so lovely) lecturers. Some were grouchy and some were just speaking a completely different language. I have had so many lecturers in the past few years here that have basically made no sense. English is not their first language (and I respect that wholeheartedly), but when they can't explain to the student what the student is trying to ask - then we have a problem. I graduated from my degree by attending PASS classes where I would take my problems and where kind senior/PhD students would help out and most of the time explain better than the lecturer! You'd expect something more from a Russel Group uni, but honestly Queen Mary just seems like a desperate money-making business company. I'd say there are more international students here that can't even speak basic English studying for an undergraduate degree in...

I have to say that I am hugely disappointed by the university. The lack of security, the lack of support from some academics, poor career service and poor administration. I am a master degree student and was expecting to improve my skills and knowledge for the future career prospects, however, this is not the case. The school is not organised at all. Lectures are scheduled in the rooms that are already occupied, support staff members do not communicate with students or academics (the case when lecturer started questioning students why they are late, when everyone received an email that the lecture starts later). And do not worry, when you will have to speak to administration staff, they will never respond to your email, so you always have to go in person. Results and feedback on your assignments will be late, and no one will take responsibility for that. Throughout the year, there were no external speakers coming in, no career fair for postgraduate students, no panel discussion, no networking. My question remains, what the point of doing the degree?

Also Queen Mary do not have any security on campus. The only building that accessed by card (the library) could be accessed by any external person from the street. My laptop was stolen in couple of minutes due to inadequate security (they did not notice the person who went though the barriers and left through them without swiping the card), so what is the point of that barriers? and PS. They haven't informed anyone about this incident so I guess it will happen again.

My year is not over, I still have exams ahead of me, dissertation, and due to the "loss" of my computer (it is how it been addressed and not that it was stolen) I have to start my assignments all over again.

I would strongly advise you not to go to study at Queen Mary University, but if you do, demand things, because it is the only way to deal with school.

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