University of Jordan (reviews)

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.

In general, it’s a good university that offers various interesting courses taught by competent professors.
But my favourite thing about this university was the people.
There are people from diverse cultures and ethnicities and I learned so much from them and made lots of friends. They made these 4 years a wonderful experience.

The best years of my life I’ve lived during my time in the University of Jordan. This might be an unpopular opinion, seeing as I’ve graduated YEARS ago, and yet i still maintain a positive picture of the University of Jordan. It may not be the fanciest or the most flashy, in fact you might’ve not even heard of it before, but if you get the chance to visit, I highly recommend you do so.

The University of Jordan is the oldest university in the The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It was founded in 1962, making it the first university in the country, and that holds a lot of weight for the people. We like to pretend that we love it for the culture and history, and are not at all affected by the low/nonexistent maintenance. Surely, we don’t want new, shiny buildings like other universities in Jordan. We’re content with the aged stone and unpaved roads walked by many of our grandfathers, right? Truth is, yes. We are more than happy here because you can simply feel the stories of past students all around you. It’s history, and you don’t erase valuable history. So if you like glamour and a modern style, UoJ is not for you. However, if you want an all immersing studying experience, you’re more than welcome here.