Good day! I am a student of FEM, I entered the off-budget (a couple of points were not enough). I would like to dispel the myths about shortcomings and bribes, because it is very disappointing for my favorite university.
1. The university is very chamber, small, teachers are not only professionals in their field, but also understanding people who are always ready to meet. We have groups of 30 people, teachers, even lecturers know students by name, the atmosphere is quite comfortable.
2. If you take a language from scratch, and the choice of languages in vaut is very rich, you can be sure that you will leave after 4 years of study with a decent level of knowledge of this language. English by itself
3. There is a Chinese language study program in Vauta with a further exchange of students in the 5th semester of study. That is, at my faculty, the guys study in a separate group, they have special disciplines related to the specifics of working with China.
4. With regard to bribes. No no and one more time no. Yes, mathematics is very strong, in some technical universities it is even simpler. If you have any problems with math analysis or linear algebra, you can ask the teacher for an additional lesson, but it's FREE. Counseling is created before or after couples and there ...
Show full...you can personally resolve all issues. You can rewrite some work, ask questions that interest you, or come to solve problems for consolidation. The teacher always goes to meet the student if the student has good reasons for his absence or failure to complete the task
5. The minus, which even the tongue does not dare to call a minus, is that there is a building not far from the Khovrino metro station. It takes 15-20 minutes on foot, but you can also get there by public transport. Despite this, the building is small, cozy, there are never queues and crowds
6. Absolutely all disciplines are very interesting, even if you understand that they will never be useful to you, you will just be interested in listening to them and looking for interesting information
7. The presence of a sports complex: a swimming pool, a gym, a game room, a cardio room. You can sign up anywhere and go to physical education in the chosen direction. You can also visit this outside of school absolutely free.
8. The load is really colossal. 4-5 pairs a day is the norm, a large number of seminars and assignments, but if you want knowledge and are ready to plow, then you are definitely here
Thank you!
I am a graduate of the Academy. With some points, such as the excessive demands of the department of English language, I would probably agree. But it should be noted that at the department there are, although strict, but no less worthy people, and it is not necessary to offend everyone right away.
There was a saying at the Academy that a diploma is only red when you pass the state in English at 5 (or at least 4). I studied English all my life, I was in the strongest group in English in preparatory courses HSE, wrote the exam in English for 92 points without special training, and, as a result, I get 3 in the state at VAVT. My diploma turned blue sharply, it was very disappointing, later, when I entered an English university, I was very nervous, because because of the average score of the diploma spoiled by this trio, I passed the edge (it was reflected twice - for the subject and for the state, the average score for the diploma simply collapsed) . But still, it should be noted that I passed IELTS without preparation for a very good score, I can’t say for sure whether this is the merit of the Academy and the English department, or the fact that I learned English from kindergarten.
* Road *, * fence-building * The Academy is called only by people who do not work in the field for which ...
Show full...th Academy is calculated. The target audience of the Academy is international companies, ILF, and so on. I have always aspired to international companies, since salaries there are much higher than the average in Russian companies, and I have never met with questions “what is VAVT” from either recruiters or managers. Most Russian companies offer salaries much lower than in international ones, plus not so interesting work, so if future / real VAVT members read me, strive exactly where you are sharpened.
It’s very difficult to study, there are really a lot of couples, you crawl home, and a lot more homework but let's look at the other side of the coin. In international companies high competition, there is almost always a legal interview, either in the form of a test or verbally. If it were not for the pressure at the Academy, like any lazy student, I would hardly have taught the way I taught. By the way, I don’t agree that the program is poorly built (3 types of stories don’t count, it’s on all legal ones, Latin was excluded even with me, when it was still taught at many law schools as separate subject). At the moment, I regret that I did not pay enough attention to electives and “unimportant” subjects, since now I am independently looking for the information that was given to us on a silver platter, and I cannot find it in the amount that was explained at the Academy (special courses on INCOTERMS, operations on foreign trade transactions, etc.). Conclusion: if you are ready to work hard, and then reap the rewards in the form of a large salary in good companies, the Academy will suit you. It is no coincidence that in many good vacancies on hh.ru they write “preferably Moscow State University, VAVT, MGIMO”. If you want to “go out” like in American films, it’s better to choose a simpler place, but in this case, I’m more than sure that subsequently getting a job in an international corporation for a nice salary will be very difficult due to gaps in knowledge and because of the tough competition, including from students and graduates of the VAVT.
I am a second-year student of FEM VAVT. I study English as my first language and German as my second.
The level of teaching both languages and mathematics. discipline is very high. In the second year, there are interesting important disciplines, and they are taught just as well (both lectures and seminars).
Teachers are always happy to explain, suggest, direct. Great people and real professionals in all departments!
The disadvantage of studying here is a rather complex and rich program, which is difficult to pull through without perseverance and diligence. But for those who love to learn, this is, of course, a huge plus.
Excellent opportunities for sports: excellent swimming pool, game and gym, fitness, cardio, martial arts, etc. (counts as a physical-ra).
Extra-curricular life is also developed. There are sports, social, scientific, cultural and information centers. You can prove yourself in journalism, cases, scientific conferences, sports, dancing, vocals, and studies, of course.
Education is quite expensive, but if you study well, it is likely that after the first 2 sessions you will be transferred to budget education, or will be given a discount.
The hostel is also good. The apartments are calm, the atmosphere is conducive to study, the repair is quite fresh.
Went to the second level. Undergraduate. Completely fucked up English department. Englishwomen are absolutely shameless that they have been teaching not applicants and not students for a long time, but adult independent people are rude non-stop. Absences of classes that happen in the evenings cause amazement, and in the evenings, working people who earn money for this study have various activities of a particularly working nature, skipping which for the sake of English classes threatens to lose their jobs :-/. These crazy women don't want to hear at all that there is something in the world other than ENGLISH! aunts insulted each of the students personally at various stages of training, not embarrassed by anyone's presence, they could splash out their inadequacy in a direct yell at a person. There were arbitrariness from the teachers of the department: like, we won’t let you all go to the state exam. Only these will go, they are a strong group, and we will not even give you materials for preparation. Decided through the dean's office. Shuffling of groups in English, incomprehensible mergers after two years of study. English women as teachers are also not so hot. The constant message from everyone that you are gathered here is not only weak in English, but in general ...
Show full...idiots. As for legal English .... texts about legal systems, Roman law, and so on, could not explain (although the books were written by their colleagues in the VAVT) when questions arose for understanding and translation. From what they were furious and persecutions began, like, it’s written here, it’s right here, but don’t be clever, because you don’t know anything. In general, in principle, it is necessary to go to the second tower only if it is pinned down, but not there at all.
Education in general is not bad, but these three years of English crossed out all the good things from the university.
The academy itself is normal, when I entered, they immediately accepted the documents for the MPF, entered on a budgetary basis. I liked the hostel, everything you need to eat! The Academy takes everyone to study, and by the 3rd year, half of the students have been expelled, they collect all the money for training, a sufficient amount of money, they take bribes! And the rest who "didn't like" are expelled to choose from, whomever they want, I can fill up everyone, there would be a desire! Well, they keep some kind of status a la the Academy, in fact there is no status there, nothing! in mgimo and by mistake they came to sharaga! When I was transferred to another university, I went through all the circles of hell, the documents were redone 4 times! Tons of mistakes!! The documents were delayed for almost a month with the translation, the rector could not sign anything! The dean’s office is in a complete mess with the documents!!! Everything was dragged out so much that in another university they were shocked by Vavt, they said, why did they go there at all, it’s chaos! For my father, all this was the last straw! I decided how to completely leave to incite the fire inspectorate, because there are very few places where the norms are observed, especially in the school building! I took it with my first language. Before that, ...
Show full...There were no problems with the subjects at all! Suddenly, closer to the exams (before the session), they began to intimidate us with Gosam in English! At the winter session, everyone was brought down, after the exam they offered additional classes, 2500 for 1 Aka.hour, it was a waste of money and time! The teachers themselves do not really know English, their pronunciation is disgusting, Ponamareva alone is worth something, this is not a woman, but a walking disorder of English, she does not know it at all, Glazkova, also a teacher of this language, only knows how to talk about how she did not succeed as a translator, so you can sort through almost all the teachers, ending with Devina, who, all smoky from the toilet, Wavt immediately goes to class. At first I didn’t understand why I started having problems with the language, because my tutor from Moscow State University said that English. I know well how a translator can work calmly, there are some minor flaws, but still! English department stubbornly didn’t give me an exam, they say, you memorized everything, but it’s not a fact that you will remember it in a week (but I learned all the definitions and material like poems, answered all their questions and even more, questions not related to the topic at all). soon reached the rector's retake, the rector said: "Pay 1,600,000!" budget place sold, and I was in a hopeless situation! So How, someone else on the pull has clearly claimed my place! I transferred to another university and have no regrets!
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Student of this university:
March 02, 2019
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Hello, I want to tell you about the educational institution where I study, about the All-Russian Academy of Foreign Trade. I am a first year student. Let's start with the positives:
1. There are many good teachers who understand the subject and are able to present it clearly and interestingly. These are, as a rule, teachers who teach your major subjects.
2. Foreign language. Yes, the academy is strong foreign language. My first English. I like that all teaching is clear and structured. Separately, there is general English and legal English. Language groups are usually 5-7 people.
3.Excellent sports complex, new, beautiful, modern. You can choose to work out in the pool, cardio room, gym or in the game room. Classes are more for themselves, as if going to fitness. Indeed, very cool.
Now let's move on to the unpleasant, to the minuses:
1. In non-core subjects, the learning process is purely formal, the attitude of the lecturer and students is appropriate. The lecturer reprimands his material, knowledge is not added from this, we formally make presentations to earn points and receive credit automatically. I don't know if it can be called specifically ...
Show full...university, this situation happens everywhere, and it does not even depend entirely on the university. It's just that this fact is very frustrating. These lectures are boring and useless.
2. For me, the following is a clear disadvantage. Entering here, I expected that I would meet smart, interested guys. It seemed that such a high passing score ... the rest will go to other well-publicized universities, which take everyone in a row. It turned out not so. In VAVT, there is a very low passing score for paid, as a result, there are complete gouging who behave accordingly. It is very important for me in what atmosphere you study and such a situation in a higher educational institution seems unacceptable to me. Perhaps for a more academic environment elsewhere.
3. Well, the last main minus. We study in the old building, some of the classrooms in which are simply terrible, the desks are gouged, the repair has obviously not been done for a long time. When the new building will open, there is no exact information. But why not hold an open day in the old building, showing the situation from the real side???
Conclusion: Probably, knowing about the whole process of studying in the summer, when I decided where to go, I would have thought several times whether this place is worth it or not. But if we proceed from the contrary, from the situations in other universities, then the choice of VAVT is justified.
1. Some universities are a holiday, fun, sport is life. Wrong address.
2. Universities that organize active campaigns for applicants. In fact - only a successful marketing campaign. Not everything that glitters is expensive)) VAVT does not do this, thanks to him for that.
3. Universities that present a heterogeneous National composition. I have nothing against it, I know very worthy representatives, but when it is massive, as a rule, everything is bad. There is no such thing in WAVT)
4. In VAVT you will know 2 languages. In universities in which you have to choose from economic and legal, i.e. specialty + language, only one, perhaps, can give better) in many other universities not enough attention is paid to the language, and in modern world, it seems to me, knowledge of languages in high level necessary.
I hope my review will be useful for applicants.
Well, these difficult 4 years at the institute under the bachelor's program have finally ended
It’s really difficult to study, there won’t be freebies at all, languages, if you take English right away, it’s hard to bring down the only way to learn to endlessly sit over books, write unrealistically difficult tests, where you have to learn every word and in detail, there are a lot of boring teachers and old-fashioned ones who don’t understand what we now have a bachelor and not a specialist
From the pros:
Languages for which they have an acceptable location (I live on a student)
sports complex
A bunch of TVs with crooked news
Free wifi
In general, 75% of good teachers and somewhere around 50% of interesting subjects and their interpretation
Of the minuses:
Lack of parking
In cramped and offended (wardrobe, dining room, fleas in the corridors)
Repair, you have to go around and dance with a tambourine, and if you're lucky with guest workers who live right on the territory of the academy
Teachers are reckless almost knocked down a couple of times on the territory of the university
Lots of bad teachers
For example, D***** in English can afford to go out among a couple to smoke and thinking that air freshener solves the problem of smoking in the toilet
Bad food in the cafeteria
An inadequate dean's office would have fired everyone there, they don't want to work in a madhouse ...
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In general, the institute is strictly for those who know why they came there, you can put up with the rest, there is inadequate everywhere, but there is not enough space, there are classes in Khimki, the left bank ...
Minimum free time, poor organization of everything else except training and sports
They recruit a bunch of people, people hawala
The scarf is prohibitive now at a cost
Either you love WAVT and he loves you
Either he brazenly has you unilaterally
Payments, transfers..
Thank God I'm done and I can forget this terrible dream
And think about the future
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Student of this university:
November 15, 2015
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Few people know about VAVT, since the university is rather chamber and the training program after school began only in the late 90s, the rest of the time the university was aimed at training the highest echelon of personnel with higher education.
So, about the university:
1. It will be quite difficult to enter the budget, for commerce - the main thing is to cross the threshold. Learning is hard, really hard. There are a lot of deductions due to poor progress, mainly in languages and mathematical disciplines. But if you want to learn and try, but something doesn’t work out, they will help you. Here point-rating system, do not go the whole semester and learn for the session will not work. Some students, precisely because of this, went to retake, writing the exam for a high score and not reaching the minimum.
2. Training is conducted by really good teachers, many of them teach not only as theorists, but also as practitioners, most of them worked in large companies, both Russian and foreign, in ministries, etc. It is difficult to study, but it is interesting, without self-training it is unlikely that it will be possible to pass higher "good".
3. Apartment-type dormitories, ~ 6 people live in one apartment, located within transport accessibility from the Academy. No cockroaches, furniture and remo ...
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4. It’s a problem with parking lots, there is nowhere to park if you don’t come to the first couple: (in the same way, in principle, as with places in the dining room.
5. Student life is less diverse than in many other universities, but believe me, you most likely will not have time for it. There are many sports sections, in physical education you can choose where you want to practice.
Everything seems to be)
I am finally finishing my master's degree at VAVT. During my studies at the magistracy, I did not experience a single positive emotion. The training program is designed somehow. All or almost all subjects in the magistracy are either complete nonsense and about nothing, or a repetition of the bachelor's program (I also took it at VAVT). It even got to the point that in one subject (MEP) we went through the same thing as in the bachelor's degree. The questions on the exam were also 1 in 1 the same.
The attitude of the teachers is very strange. The program is designed so that classes are held in the evening (19:00-22:00) in order to be able to combine study with work. At the same time, teachers do not understand and do not accept absence from classes due to work, because, in their opinion, "first of all, you are a student."
The assessment system at the university is quite subjective, that is, it is based on the personal attitude of the teacher to the student, and not on the accumulated knowledge.
The Department of English in relation to students is absolutely non-pedagogical. For example, at the state exam, the attitude towards students depended, among other things, on their place of work (when my classmate said that she was not working in her specialty, the commission laughed).
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Show full...also deserves the way I wrote the WRC. My scientific supervisor and head. chair of private law - absolutely tactless people expressing their unflattering opinion of me directly to my face. For example, I don't think it's right to ask a student, "But your parents probably pay for your studies? Aren't you ashamed in front of them? Or do you pay yourself?" In response to the fact that I was crying myself, I heard "I doubt that you are able to earn enough money to pay for tuition at VAVT." I consider such an attitude and such words as the height of indecency and unpedagogicalness, especially from the head of the department.
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Student of this university:
October 19, 2016
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Many, having heard the name of the university, say: "What is it? Avtodorozhny? Sharaga, probably some kind." Passing score for the budget of my faculty international law"road" was 274 points for three subjects. Draw your own conclusions. There are many pluses, there are also many minuses, I have been studying for a month and a half and have not decided for sure whether I like it or not. The teachers are different. On some objects from the load you want to hang yourself, on some you also hang yourself, though out of boredom, some are really interesting. I would like to mention languages. I myself am learning Spanish from scratch, I can already compose a decent story in terms of myself, about friends, about family, describe the room. Recently, Mexican students came to the university for a conference, in November, they say, students from Spain will come. Student life is rather poor, but I've never been particularly interested in it. Once a week, classes are held in the building at the River Station, and this is one of the main disadvantages of the university. Another downside is the schedule. On one day, we were given three pairs of languages in a row from 14.30 to 19.30. The university is small, the queues for the cloakroom and the dining room, the food in which, by the way, is disgusting, colossal. A new spectacular building is under construction, the sounds of p ...
Show full...oyks and builders accompany the entire learning process, and the old building itself from the outside, to put it mildly, is dumb. Inside, everything is finished, but there are no chandeliers, as in the same RANEPA. Chamber university. Now about the hostel. There are few places, this year they gave 7 at the MPF. I was lucky to be among those seven. The hostel is amazing. No insects, new furniture, bathroom and kitchen for two or three rooms (apartment type). The hostel is located in Troparevo. Far from the university, but the area is chic. It is easy to breathe, all the shops are at hand and, which is very pleasant for me as a girl, it is relatively safe here. Moms with strollers walk until night, playgrounds are everywhere, no gopota, it’s not at all scary to return in the evenings.
This is my first impression. Let's see what will happen next.
Good afternoon! I am the mother of a first-year student, I entered the MPF budget in 2018 without connections and acquaintances. For all applicants, I will say that it is realistic to act, the only condition is good USE scores. Despite the fact that my daughter was 130th on the list by the end of the admissions campaign, we made it to the 1st wave, where we recruited 26 people. The daughter had a total of 285 points, taking into account individual achievements. Therefore, if you are far from the limit of the number of credits, you should not take the original and despair. The top of the list usually goes to MGIMO, HSE, etc. The most important thing is to believe and hope. If it’s really exciting, you can call the admissions office and clarify what the situation is. But it's better to do it in last days receiving company. After admission, there was a language test, where the daughters were offered to go to the VAVT-RANHIGS network program, which is designed for those who chose French as their main language. The daughter agreed, but I will immediately tell those who plan to do the same. Mon, Fri classes at VAVT, Tue-Thu at RANEPA. Good luck to all!
Good afternoon. A couple of years ago I graduated from this institution. I have a neutral, rather even negative opinion.
And so, in fact, after graduation, people go out practically without knowing anything. During the study, even the minimum knowledge necessary for a bachelor of this specialty was not obtained. The only knowledge that can be obtained is the knowledge of a foreign language, and then if it is not English and if you are lucky with the teacher. English leaves much to be desired, since all template tasks and answers must strictly correspond to the answers that teachers have (even translations of sentences / texts), otherwise it is considered that the answer is incorrect. Other languages depend on the teachers, but, in general, I was lucky with another language and really managed to learn it and now I have the opportunity to communicate at a free level.
They do not provide knowledge in other subjects. Teachers read either from their book or from lectures, cross slides. Only 5 percent of the entire teaching staff can explain what, how, where, why and where. And also why. Because some say that it is written in the program.
The student will not receive any help/assistance under any circumstances. ...
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Even the schedule, and even then, is published only on Friday, therefore, it is difficult to plan something for the week. Even, let's take a bonus, make an appointment with a doctor. The schedule is not stable, so on one Monday couples can be from 9 to 12, and the next week from 14-19. The entire course wrote a complaint addressed to the rector, as a result, no action was taken by the administration.
The most domestic, dining room. Even she got backlash. After 11 in the dining room do not go. All tables are always busy. The food is special too. Expensive and low quality. Dishes are not covered, so hair gets caught in them.
In conclusion, I want to write that Vavt also taught me a lot: stress resistance, tolerance, humility, selfishness and indifference.
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A graduate of this university:
June 24, 2019
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I received my 2nd education at VAVT (first education - MEPhI).
I would like to express my view on the level of education in VAVT. At our faculty, groups were formed according to the level of foreign language proficiency (1-5 grams of English, several groups German language). More than half of the students were alumni technical universities according to their first education, some of the students were teachers of English and / or German by their first education (separate groups were formed from them). In my opinion, the Academy has provided a decent English language training for students of d / o, as much as it is possible to teach the language in 2.5-3 years to graduates of technical universities who have never studied at language schools.
For my part, I would like to express gratitude and immense respect to K****** I.F. English teacher, who showed a fair amount of patience and understanding for the students of our 3rd group. Having subsequently found myself on business trips from VO Tyazhpromexport to living facilities in India (construction and reconstruction of ferrous metallurgy facilities), negotiating, discussing the terms of contracts and the nuances of projects, I appreciated the attempts of K ****** I.F. drive English into our technical heads ...
Show full... ysky language. Also, when working at VO Tyazhpromexport, and then at JSC Atomstroyexport, it turned out that core subjects at the Academy are really read strongly and to the point. Teachers of the Department of Technology of Foreign Trade Transactions (Foreign Trade Transport Logistics, International Freight Forwarding and Documentary Operations for Foreign Trade, Transport Operations in International Trade, etc.), Departments of International Private Law, Departments of Finance and Monetary and Credit Relations made it possible to learn the specifics of subjects and apply them on practice. Professionalism in the presentation of the material Kh****** K.N., R***** D.V., R******* M.G., B******** S .AT. and other teachers I appreciated only when faced with problems in live work. I would boldly recommend training at WAVT to specialists dealing with the construction of facilities abroad, specialists involved in the development and execution of contracts, specialists associated with foreign trade transport logistics, that is, specialists involved in "live" work.
But I would not recommend studying at VAVT for specialists who do not plan to work in the field of foreign economic activity.
There are very worthy, practicing teachers, but unfortunately you can count them on the fingers: C ****, M ***** and G ******
All subjects are given in general, on top
It is assumed that you already know the economic base
They don't hire international companies like Nestle, EY after that
And ordinary logistics companies also say that there is not enough training theory
It is correct, we had 3-4 pairs of some items, which we can talk about here.
But English was more than enough!
It feels like a 2 year old intensive courses and not on the economy
read a lot negative reviews about the department of English, there is something from the truth
I personally resented the grading system. According to absolutely incomprehensible criteria, which the student was not aware of. For some reason, at the exams, along with grammatical errors in speaking, the assimilation of some individual facts from the texts was also assessed. Is it important in learning English?
The staff of the department is completely female, of average adequacy, which for some reason always discussed students behind their backs
The state exam is a separate topic, ponast ...
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For all the time of training, I never heard praise, everything was always bad, no matter if I tried or not.
In general, who needs an extra crust - welcome to wavt!
Hi all! It's time to write a review about my alma mother. I am a third-year student of the MPF, how I have lived up to this time - I can’t imagine, but everything is still ahead. I want to start my cry from the heart with the fact that, like in any other university, the open day is a program from the heading "Visiting a fairy tale." The "megaprestige" of the university comes down to the fact that sometimes not all employers have even heard of this university. The university contains both pluses and minuses, the latter, I think, more. From the pros: a good building, literally this year a new building was opened, which looks very even nothing, sports are developed. The dean of my MPF is very good, loyal to everyone, especially if you make friends. Like the dean herself, she is quite an intelligent woman, as well as a good teacher. The language base is also valued here. They teach well, the same French, for example. There are no sadists at the Department of Romance Languages, and this is good news. I will speak about English separately. If you are determined to become a lawyer, then everything is quite good. Flying is very difficult, you have to try. I'll go to the cons now. The first and most important is teaching. There are almost no practicing teachers left: they migrated to MGIMO or HSE. Stayed ...
Show full...theorists who set the goal for students to "learn everything by heart". At lectures, at most 15% of the material that you will need to lay out at the test / exam is given. There are loyal teachers who give adequate grades, but there are also villains, of which there are more. The English pulpit represents aunts who imagine themselves to be goddesses. Extremely arrogant, they can almost never send for a retake. Tests and exams there are given only by total learning. The second minus is also very large. You can forget about your personal life. The schedule is set regularly so that we start at 9 and finish at 5 (it used to be at 6). Well, it’s still possible to go to the cinema with a girl / boyfriend on a day off, but on weekdays it will be problematic, because. you will be exhausted, you will come home and fall on the sofa, bursting into a nightingale trill of snoring. Work? Unreal. VAVT will not let you work, and no one cares that you have family problems and need money. Teachers require only one thing - visits. Worked up - they won’t put you on, even if you know the material very well. Exceptions are extremely rare. As I said, teachers don't care about your personal life, many of them still like to show off and cheat on a poor student. This is disgusting, especially for 350 tyr a year. And also in the absence of a correspondence course at this university as such. It seems that the teachers were never students and were born with a defended dissertation. The hostel is an apartment building in Troparevo, with a smoky kitchen, a corridor and an ever-leaking bathroom. The dining room is very small, the food is nothing, but unreasonably expensive. Conclusion: if you have firmly decided that you will be a lawyer and will do everything for this - go for it, the place is not bad. If in doubt, then it’s better not to, you may not like it, and in this case, all the remaining years of study will be a terrible torment. I firmly decided that I would not become a lawyer, I found other priorities, and here I am because they demand a higher diploma from me. In this case, your life will smoothly go to hell. Negative sides:
1. Inadequate language departments (especially English). Teachers often do not know what they are talking about, do not cooperate with specialized departments in writing legal texts. In addition, there are many in this department who would do well to take some courses in professional ethics. The head of the department is very two-faced and unpleasant, she chooses her favorites from among the group she leads, but the attitude towards others is often very mediocre: she can send her to retake with 70/100 points or hint at non-free additional classes for successful delivery exam.
2. There is little activity related to training: involvement in competitions, conferences, very rarely (only five in all 4 years in my memory) meetings are organized with representatives of specialized companies and all kinds of professionals, there are few internships offered, the career center is somehow rotten. I never took part in competitions, because the university ...
Show full...not actively informing them, she learned everything from other students when they had already organized everything.
3. If you are looking for an internship or job, you may find that the employer has not heard of VAVT. In general, if you hook them with your knowledge and motivation, then of course they will take them, but in general, this fact is embarrassing.
4. The organization of everything is lame: whether it is a major event or the coordination of the deadlines for the delivery of some work. The dean's office only adds fuel to the fire: they constantly confuse everything, change it.
5. The schedule does not allow you to work. When I got my current job, I had to sacrifice my studies, which went to my minus in terms of grades (the general policy of VAVTA is not to perceive work as an excuse for absenteeism, even if the attendance itself is normal). I do not regret it, but it may be important to someone. In general, I can reassure you that this is not the university whose crust will impress someone, so it’s better if work is a priority.
Positive points:
1. VAVT is now actively engaged in landscaping: an excellent dining room, a spacious new building.
2. Dormitory Van Love, I liked both the location and the apartment itself.
3. On legal departments there are excellent professionals in their field, working with whom can give excellent knowledge. The requirements can be quite high, but it's worth it. There are teachers who teach the same subjects in parallel at the country's leading universities, such as MGIMO.
4. As for English, as a result of the training, I can say that although my grammar didn’t get any better, I learned the special legal vocabulary well, which is still a plus.
5. Payers are expelled calmly, they do not hold on to them, which, in my opinion, indicates that the university is more focused on education, and not on saving money.
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