Showing posts with label RMIT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RMIT. Show all posts

Thursday, November 5, 2015

RMIT Undercover uncovers "problems within RMIT"

During the past few months we have followed this "undercover group" on Facebook and now we report about how they are telling International students go to another uni other than RMIT.

RMIT Undercover is an online Facebook group whose students are disgruntled with RMIT's management system and some of the lecturers within RMIT. They berate RMIT on poor service.

They also complain about having all the plagiarism ads on their Facebook page and then admitting students with poor English into their campus for the money. Similarly on RMIT's confessions page there are complaints about the group work standard. And Melbourne Uni was berated for the same thing on their page.

And our response is:
Whilst RMIT undercover tells students about their shocking experience in RMIT, RMIT is after all a business. We do complain about the horrible management system and fees but in some ways RMIT is improving such as having more microwaves on campus and having a RMIT Connect system. This system caters for everyone.

It sounds like RMIT Undercover is telling International students to go elsewhere. But the problem isn't just with RMIT, its also with other unis but to a lesser extent. Whilst we would like to see RMIT clean up their act its not going to happen straight away. For a start they could get rid of some of the imcompentent lecturers and staff. They could employ good ones and second of all they could mark all the students fairly.

RMIT Undercover is a Facebook group and you can check them out here

Thursday, July 30, 2015

RMIT turns a cool 128 years old

Happy birthday RMIT!

Image courtesy of RMIT University on Facebook.

RMIT turns a cool 128 years old. It is one of the better colleges in Melbourne and today is the day we celebrate with a huge bang. With balloons and cake and free food for all.

It has never been a better time for them as they attract hundreds of new students each year and lots of money. It used to be the Working men's college but now they offer all sorts of different courses mainly specialising in business and management.

To their wealth and to another 100 more years. Happy birthday RMIT

What do you think RMIT can do to be more successful in terms of retaining students?
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