Ajayi Crowther University - ACU (reviews)

Avoid this university, they don’t care about their students. All they care about is your money. They’re bringing stupid things like paying for parents’ forums but ignoring parents like they’re worthless. This is a very useless school. You don’t enjoy the things you pay for – not even comfortable accommodation. The VC only cares about making a name for herself just because she’s a woman. Children are suffering in that school and I have evidence.

What I like most about **Ajayi Crowther University** is the institution’s strong commitment to academic excellence built on a solid foundation of Christian values. The university provides an environment that not only promotes intellectual growth but also encourages moral and spiritual development. I admire the discipline, orderliness, and sense of purpose that guide both staff and students in their daily activities.

Another thing I truly appreciate is the **quality of the lecturers**—they are approachable, knowledgeable, and genuinely interested in helping students succeed. Their teaching methods make learning both engaging and practical, helping to bridge the gap between theory and real-life application.

The **campus atmosphere** is also inspiring. It is serene, beautiful, and conducive to learning, creating a sense of community where everyone feels connected. The university’s emphasis on godliness, hard work, and integrity continues to shape my mindset and academic journey.

Above all, I value how Ajayi Crowther University nurtures leadership, responsibility, and a deep sense of purpose—qualities that prepare students not just for the job market, but for life.

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My time at Ajayi Crowther University shaped me in more ways than I expected. Beyond the lectures and exams, I learned patience, independence, and discipline. The calm environment made it easy to focus, and the lecturers were always willing to guide and correct us.

While I wish there were more hands-on opportunities and exposure to current industry trends, I’m grateful for the foundation the school gave me. It’s an experience I’ll always value.

I loved my undergraduate studies at ACU; however, there are a few things I wish were different or were done differently. For example, the classrooms should be refurnished at least once every two years, a longer power supply should be available, especially at night, to enable smoother night readings for students, and also, students should be less mean and less proud, to create a more friendly environment.