Information Technology

I am a University graduate and I wanted to update my skills by going to college. I liked that every classroom has a computer, great AC. I like the modern sustainable building and the MSA do their best. The things I disliked are mostly in the way the courses were taught. I found that most professors are not allowed to lead their programs, but instead they look stuck in some old school methods that are depriving students from thriving. I really don't learn much here. However I learn in very little instances. In the two years I've been a student I can tell that less than 3% of the professors are worthy of their professor title; the rest are just there trying to figure out how to use the material and have no idea what they are doing in class. For the core courses in the program, is like if good /average grades are reserved for only those that already have lots of experience on a subject. There is no transparency in grading students. Grades are not given to you if a core course. You will know if you passed or not at the end of the course. Sadly, I saw discrimination and its tests are made only for native English speakers, testing is weird and unfair. Core courses have crazy biased evaluations and not to the level of what you are taught in class, at least not in the mixed classes. Basically, you learn on your own path and in many courses you are left guessing what to learn for the tests. Honestly, you learn better and more from YouTube and Udemy.

Do not choose this program if you are coming internationally. you will be screwing yourself over with debt.