Mary Immaculate College - MIC (reviews)

MIC in Thurles is a very small college, almost like a school. Lecturers know everybody by first name and you will always receive a hello from those you pass in the hallway. Everyone is there for ye same reason, to become a teacher. Hence there is a strong sense of togetherness and unity in the college. Librarians, kitchen staff and security are all part of the team and are there to offer a friendly smile or a piece of advice whenever needed. The tankard of teaching here is excellent with 99% of students going forward and finding jobs within their first year of leaving college. I highly recommend this college as the beginning of your path to becoming a teacher.

This is one of the best universities in the country. There I took my profession as an attorney. I came out excellent. Now I am a good professional. As I told you, this is a unique university in the world. I would not change it for anything

Mary Immacualte College is a wonderful college to attend particularly if you’re studying primary teaching. However, it can be argued one may not have the true college experience because of its compact size. Nonetheless, it has plenty of facilities and opportunities for its students. Many will strive from the close contact that is present between students and their lecturers. It is very much a community centred college and one in which provides great support to its students.

Although Mary I is a small college it is quite good and we’ll run. If you’re looking for the university experience this college is not for you. Mary I has quite good facilities in comparison with similar colleges although some of the buildings are quite outdated

I had an amazing 4 years in Mary I. Couldn’t have loved it any more. This was partly to do with the social scene. Being a small college, you get to know the lecturers personally which I liked. The campus is quite small which may not suit some people and there are not many extra facilities, however being in Mary I means you have access to many of the University of Limerick’s facilities (gym, pool, library). There are issues with space in the library and parking also but Overall loved it.