DON'T RECOMMEND THIS UNIVERSITY July 25, 2023

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The International University of Monaco (IUM) is an absolute nightmare when it comes to communication with students. They have no regard for the concerns or queries of international students and offer zero support. It's clear that all they care about is extracting money from their unsuspecting victims. One of the biggest disappointments is the lack of connections and support in finding internships or job placements. Despite being an international university, they have no affiliations or networks that can aid students in securing valuable work experience. It appears that they are solely focused on collecting tuition fees without providing the necessary resources to help students succeed. Furthermore, the supposed professionals at IUM are nothing more than money-hungry individuals with no passion for education. They do not possess the expertise or dedication necessary for providing a quality learning experience. It's evident that their primary agenda is to squeeze every last penny out of their students. To add insult to injury, the university places more importance on frivolous activities and parties organized by student associations than genuine academic pursuits. They pressure students to pay additional fees just to attend these social events, rather than investing in their education. It's disheartening to see their lack of focus on intellectual growth and development. Taking all these factors into consideration, I strongly advise against enrolling in this money-grabbing institution. Look elsewhere for a university that genuinely values its students, offers comprehensive support, and prioritizes academic excellence over monetary gain. The International University of Monaco is simply not worth your time or investment.

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How integrated did you feel with the local culture?

How well were health issues addressed during the program?

The International University of Monaco (IUM) is an absolute nightmare when it comes to communication with students. They have no regard for the concerns or queries of international students and offer zero support. It's clear that all they care about is extracting money from their unsuspecting victims. One of the biggest disappointments is the lack of connections and support in finding internships or job placements. Despite being an international university, they have no affiliations or networks that can aid students in securing valuable work experience. It appears that they are solely focused on collecting tuition fees without providing the necessary resources to help students succeed. Furthermore, the supposed professionals at IUM are nothing more than money-hungry individuals with no passion for education. They do not possess the expertise or dedication necessary for providing a quality learning experience. It's evident that their primary agenda is to squeeze every last penny out of their students. To add insult to injury, the university places more importance on frivolous activities and parties organized by student associations than genuine academic pursuits. They pressure students to pay additional fees just to attend these social events, rather than investing in their education. It's disheartening to see their lack of focus on intellectual growth and development. Taking all these factors into consideration, I strongly advise against enrolling in this money-grabbing institution. Look elsewhere for a university that genuinely values its students, offers comprehensive support, and prioritizes academic excellence over monetary gain. The International University of Monaco is simply not worth your time or investment.

(1 = not very easy/$200+ on food & personal expenses/week, 2.5 = $100/week, 5 = very easily/minimal cost)

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• People working in the university should be more competent and reapectful