University of Jordan (reviews)

Yes, I recommend it. It’s amazing. It is beautiful in terms of cleanliness and cooperation, and it also helps you to open your mind, and the professors work hard to convey the information to you. It is wonderful and elegant.

The pharmacy building has decent labs and equipment, though some of the facilities could use an upgrade. There were times when lab sessions felt rushed or overcrowded. The library is great, especially if you like studying in a quiet environment with access to plenty of references.

Campus life overall is okay. The university is large and diverse, but the pharmacy program is very demanding, so there’s limited time for extracurriculars. Still, I did enjoy participating in health awareness campaigns and pharmacy club events—they helped break the routine and build soft skills.

No words can describe the moments I spent there. Everything from the atmosphere, the students, teachers, great food ! But you have to study hard to get good grades otherwise you will end up with F mark.

This university is a standard studying facility with standard buildings, standard roads, standard everything. In other words, BORING! I wish the University of Jordan had more…pizzaz you know? I wish it had more activities and clubs and ACTION. Alas, we’re stuck in this below average community that pretends to be special and promises its students a bright future solely because of the name and history of the University of Jordan.