Varsity College
speciality: Law

The administration is so slow, and when you need help, you get told stories and rude to students. You can only be sick twice, how is that possible. You can’t take your exam paper home, plus you pay for everything, for example, supplementary and discontinuation exams

Throughout my first year, the university made me feel like I was a priority as we were constantly checked up on, both on academics and mentally. The best part of my first year was socializing and participating in the activities that was provided by the university. I would recommend people to go to this university, not just because of the education, but the value of a community and unity it has.

As a recent graduate of IIE Varsity College, I can confidently say it’s been an incredible journey. The institution’s practical approach to education, combined with industry-focused courses and supportive faculty, equipped me with both knowledge and real-world skills.

What stood out was the emphasis on practical learning through internships and industry collaborations. This hands-on experience was invaluable, preparing me for the professional world.

The campus life was vibrant, offering a mix of academics and extracurricular activities. I feel I’ve not only gained a quality education but also developed personally, thanks to the inclusive environment and diverse opportunities provided by the college.

IIE Varsity College has been instrumental in shaping me into a well-rounded graduate, ready to take on new challenges with confidence. Grateful for the experiences and education, I feel well-prepared for the next chapter ahead.

Poor lines of communication… their computer system is user friendly. I have never dealt with so much of confusion from the so called intranet… lack of info and have so many nitty grittier…still believe government universities are still easy to work with.
These guys are so quick to call on money and threaten with suspension way far before even month end. The most boring is the system… too many unnecessary pockets.

BLAW is the most interesting course but it has a lot of work and requires a lot of focus. There is a lot of case law , sections and also some confusing Latin phrases , but all in all it is an interesting course.

First and foremost, the campus is lovely and well-structured; instructors are kind and can correctly educate; and there are sports that may keep you busy and refresh your mind. I strongly suggest it to everybody.

Higher Certificate in Legal studies was the most interesting progress, it is the foundation of Law , it is a one year course so one can opt to do it if the did not meet the APS score for the Law degree then the following year they can do a law degree of their choice.

LLB is an interesting degree but it requires a lot of focus, referencing is kinda boring because they change it every year and also having to find cases other than that I’m loving the degree, so proffers are boring because they ask a lot of questions.

It offers intimate learning through its small classes which makes it easier to understand the content of the modules presented. It also offers a lot of resources to ensure we get help if we are struggling.

I am a Varsity College student pursuing a Bachelor of Laws degree. What I would say about the institution is that it is a really secure and healthy place to be in, and the professors are excellent at what they do and teach in a way that is easy to grasp. They employ a variety of learning strategies to make learning enjoyable and clear.

Many events are going on at the school, and everyone is invited to participate, which makes travelling to campus exciting and keeps you from getting bored. Furthermore, there are a variety of sports available at the varsity level, all of which are treated seriously and which one may join to keep in shape.