In my experience at Ain Shams University, it was a bit challenging, but undeniably one of the best in Egypt, especially during my time in the Law English Section. Initially, I spent two years in the Law College before making the challenging decision to switch to English Literature. This transition was filled with both experiences and challenges, but it ultimately turned out to be a great choice. It significantly broadened my horizons and opened up new opportunities for both personal and academic growth.

One of the aspects I genuinely liked about Ain Shams was its reputation as one of the top universities in Egypt. It was clear to me that I was studying in an institution of high caliber. Moreover, the university offered a rich and vibrant environment with a diverse student population, allowing me to interact with people from various backgrounds, which I found enriching.

However, I must admit that I found the size of the college to be a bit overwhelming. The large number of students and the crowded spaces were occasionally challenging for me, as I personally prefer a more intimate learning environment. Nevertheless, I adapted and made the most of my time there, and the overall experience at Ain Shams University contributed to a well-rounded and rewarding educational journey.

I’m proud to be a graduate of the Faculty of Arts, department of English Language and Literature; a college that provides full immersion in the target language through studying Linguistics, Literature, Translation, Academic Essay Writing, and all what a learner needs to acquire the language on the highest and most sophisticated level. Also, my professors were role models in every aspect whose pieces of advice guided me on the academic as well as on the personal levels.