Tanta University (reviews)

There is no real education, no student feedback or activity the practice part is not enough for any one to learn or practice and some time there is no practice at all. I think there are more but it could be very easy to solve all of these problems if they want to and I hope so.

I’ve had a good experience until now at Tanta University, They treat us good they listen to us.
Good doctors will be with you the whole semester on and off the classes.
they organize major activities for the students, we are in safe hands. The only thing I don’t like there is the Students Affairs they are so, lazy and they don’t help you in any kind.
I hope that this disadvantage would someday change, if it does then Tanta university would be a really good experience in your life and you won’t regret it.

Of course one of the best universities in my country without doubt because it big and include an amazing professors and the building is incredible. The most I like in the universty the way of teaching it very special and unique. The professors is very kind and helps students very much. The exams sometimes be hard but at all it good. The university helps me very much in my life and I hope it will help me more and more. I recognized a lot of friends in the university. We go to our lessons together and help each other to understand the lessons content. Our university also care the students’s interstes and hobbies. It make a lot of events and sportive competitions to the students. Also make an artistic events to support the talents people. They try to make a learning competitions to increase the awareness of the students and make them better people. Overall my university is unique I really love It.

In my opinion, it’s a great university. I like to visit it to see my friends there
and my doctors there and I will do that sure

what i liked about the university is the balance between study and social life ofcourse there was a little pressure in exams days but in overall it was cool and i just didn’t like the facilities and the old buildings