ESEI International Business School vs Universidad La Salle - ULSA vs Cardiff Business School vs Zarqa University vs Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo
Side-by-side comparison from 56 verified student reviews. Scan one row at a time — winners are highlighted
- +Engaging, practical learning and knowledgeable, passionate instructors
- +Supportive and friendly staff and a diverse, international student community
- +Beautiful campus and well-organized events and activities
- +High academic quality and recognition
- +Friendly environment and humanistic values
- +Helpful professors and staff
- +Excellent, supportive lecturers and creative teaching methods.
- +Strong student support services and good career prospects.
- +Interesting course content and a good learning experience.
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- +Excellent curriculum and highly qualified professors
- +Optimal facilities and necessary resources
- +Calm and positive faculty atmosphere
- +Supportive and professional instructors and advisors
- +Creative teaching approach and personalized attention
- +Close-knit and supportive campus environment
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- -Degree validity and visa extension issues.
- -Outdated facilities.
- -Discrepancies between promised and actual course structure.
- -Administrative and management issues cause significant frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and resources hinder learning.
- -Communication breakdowns and lack of support are recurring problems.
- -Administrative & management issues created chaos and imbalance.
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- -Poor management and administrative support.
- -Inadequate and outdated facilities.
- -Lack of resources and engaging learning experiences.
- -Administrative and management issues cause significant frustration.
- -Facilities and resources are frequently described as outdated and inadequate.
- -Course content and teaching methods are often perceived as unengaging and irrelevant.
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This institution shows particularly strong performance in **Professors** and **Internationality**, both receiving a 4.4 rating. Conversely, **Accomodation** is the weakest area, scoring a 2.8. Ratings for Facilities, Location, and Student Life are consistent at 3.6, while Value sits at a respectable 3.8. Overall, the university excels in academic and global aspects, though on-campus living presents an area for improvement.
This institution garners exceptionally high marks for its **Facilities**, achieving a score of 4.67. Its **Location** and **Student Life** are also well-regarded, both receiving 4.33. While **Professors** and **Internationality** are rated a solid 4, and **Value** at 4, the **Accomodation** stands out as the weakest area with a score of 3.67.
Overall, this institution garners positive evaluations. Its strongest areas are Facilities and Location, both receiving a rating of 4.43. Accommodations also score well at 4.38. Student Life is the weakest area surveyed, with a rating of 4.00, followed closely by Internationality at 4.04. Professors and Value also received solid scores, indicating a well-rounded university experience.
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This institution receives excellent scores in several key areas, with perfect ratings for Facilities, Professors, and Student Life, as well as a strong score for Value. Its weakest point is Accommodations, which is rated significantly lower than other aspects. Location and Internationality are rated moderately.
This institution demonstrates a notably strong performance in its **Location**, receiving a perfect score. Conversely, **Facilities** and **Accommodation** are identified as the weakest areas, each scoring a 3. The university also received solid ratings for its **Professors** (4.5) and **Student Life** (4), with **Internationality** and **Value** falling in the mid-range.
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~74% of reviews are positive, highlighting enjoyable learning experiences, knowledgeable professors, and a diverse, international environment. Two reviews, about 13% of feedback, expressed concerns regarding degree validity for non-European students and visa extensions.
With an average rating of 4.27/5 from 15 reviews, ~87% of feedback is positive. Students highlight high academic quality, excellent learning environments, and helpful staff. Location is a minor point for improvement.
With a ~96% positive sentiment, students praise remarkable lecturers, supportive services, and engaging course material. One negative review noted poor overall management and inconsistent workload.
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With one review, the university has a perfect 5/5 average rating. The single positive comment highlighted excellent curriculum and professors, along with optimal facilities and a calm atmosphere. No negative feedback was received.
With one positive review out of two, approximately 50% of feedback highlights a supportive campus environment and creative instructors. The average rating is 3.5/5, with no negative reviews.
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Firstly, if you are a non European, studying here is a waste. The degree is not valid anywhere, not even in spain. You won’t be able to extend your visa after the 10 months of your course. My honest review and my struggle is what am pouring down here. I passed out July 2022. They will promise you and send you a link mentioning that visa can be extended. But the answer is NO. Not with a degree here. Why ? When you go for visa renewal after the 10 months, you will be told ESEIs degree is not valid for the same. You will come back to the university , they will send you a link, that will options saying you can extend your visa if you have an internship or job after your course(which is obvious) , second apply for a job seeker visa, but you need to show a lot of amount for the 1 year stay in your bank account, third they will ask you to take another short course or language course to extend. What’s the point!! Also if you go ahead and decide to take one option. The university’s degree is not valid anywhere in Europe. If you are a non European and applying for a full time job anywhere in Europe the degree won’t be valid. Now they will say “UCAM” certified they are. Which you won’t get anytime soon, considering you urgently want to extend your visa before it expires. They won’t let you do more than one internship. If you get internship at another place and your classes are about to end, they won’t help you in any way. :) there are other universities in Spain which you can consider and Germany would be a good option. For anything that you want to know in detail, look for non Europeans who studied in ESEI and talk to them. Do not trust the Indian and other Non-European “working” at ESEI. They are the ones who lied to me to get in.
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