Universidade Metropolitana de Santos - UNIMES vs Universidad Técnica de Manabí - UTM vs Saxion University of Applied Sciences vs Torcuato Di Tella University - UTDT vs Elms College
Side-by-side comparison from 17 verified student reviews. Scan one row at a time — winners are highlighted
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- +Practical, career-oriented learning
- +Supportive and friendly teachers
- +Welcoming, international environment
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- +High-quality education and well-equipped campus
- +Global connections and internship opportunities
- +Strong engineering and technology focus
- +High-quality programs in computer science, engineering, and business
- +Strong industry collaborations and focus on entrepreneurship
- +Inspiring learning environment with scholarships
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- -Administrative and management issues cause frequent problems.
- -Outdated facilities and a lack of essential resources are common complaints.
- -Poor communication and a lack of transparency from the administration frustrate students.
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- -Administrative and management issues are frequently cited.
- -Outdated facilities and a lack of modern resources are common complaints.
- -The curriculum is perceived as unengaging and poorly delivered.
- -Administrative and management issues cause frustration.
- -Outdated facilities and equipment hinder learning.
- -Inconsistent teaching quality and insufficient support are prevalent.
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Remarkably strong marks were awarded in several key areas. Internationality stands out as the highest-rated aspect, closely followed by Facilities and Value. Location also received a very positive score. On the other hand, Accomodation received the lowest rating among the surveyed categories, indicating an area for potential improvement. Professors and Student Life scored moderately well.
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This institution garners exceptional praise, with a perfect score for **Facilities** and **Student Life**, indicating outstanding resources and a vibrant campus experience. **Location**, **Accomodation**, and **Internationality** also score highly at 4.5, suggesting a well-rounded environment. Professors receive a strong 4.5 rating, and **Value** is also rated a perfect 5. Overall, the university presents a very positive picture with no significantly weak areas identified.
Consistently high scores across all surveyed aspects demonstrate a superior university experience. The institution excels in every area, receiving perfect marks for its facilities, professors, location, student life, accommodation, internationality, and overall value. No specific weaknesses were identified; the university presents an exceptionally strong offering to its students.
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Most feedback is positive, highlighting supportive teachers and practical, career-oriented programs. A minor point mentioned is occasional disorganization and poor communication regarding the online platform.
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The university receives overwhelmingly positive feedback, with all reviews rating it highly. Students commend the high-quality education and extensive campus facilities. Opportunities for international collaboration and internships are also highlighted.
With an average rating of 5/5 and 100% positive feedback, the single review highlights NAMAL University's high-quality programs in computer science, engineering, and business. It praises industry collaborations, scholarships, and the inspiring learning environment.
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Saxion - CMGT - Creative Media and Game Technologies - 2.5/5 TLDR: I only recommend the CMGT course to someone who is already disciplined to REALLY study the gaming topic they are interested in outside the dedicated time for the university. If you are looking for a course that makes you "game industry ready" look elsewhere. I finished the CMGT (Creative Media and Game Technologies) course as an artist in 2022. I went to Saxion (Enschede) with the dream of becoming a concept artist for video games (as advertised on the official website), after 4 years and €10000 dept I can say that I would have gotten the same knowledge out of top €1000 in relevant courses. A lot of the topics we went through are just "oh that's interesting to know, so when can I learn to draw concept art?". There was a lack of focus for artist in general (2D and 3D), you never get deep into any topic and most things except the bare basics are for you to learn in your own time. In addition, the amount of actual gaming projects is laughable for a course that advertises itself as gaming focused. But there were good things, even great things. The fellow students were very great partners and the teachers are knowledgeable and easy going. There is a very low focus on "memorize this and write it down" type test. 95% of the (art) grades are project based, meaning you create something (concepts, prototypes etc.) with other CMGT students (Other branches of CMGT are programmer and designer). Enschede itself is a great city to life in, with more than enough places to visit to fill the years with activities. In the last 2 years the students focus on larger projects, and for me, it was the case that the actual document that will be uploaded is much, much more important than the actual product we create. This was very frustrating because as an artist, I want to make things, not write documents all day. I would only recommend the CMGT to someone that is: 1) In need of a guided education about the basics of game making (equivalent of easy to get courses online) but more expensive of course 2) Interested in living in the Netherlands and experiencing the culture 3) Looking for an "easy" bachelor that can be obtained if you put in a bit of effort 4) A hardworking individual that does the bachelor on the side while advancing in their own domain of interest. Afterword: At the end of my study, I was so removed from what I actually wanted to learn that I could not advance professionally in the field I wanted to work in (concept art). Instead, I learned some things about UI design, which to be honest is a topic I really don't care about. **Important Note: The last 2 years of my studies were impacted by the covid pandemic.
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