Student reviews of institutes and their programs

I went and spoke to their International Relations Department other than one person everyone is super rude and mean with a stable non cooperative policy I think my one of the worst experiences in Georgia or the only one bad experience in Georgia don’t go to this university guys there are numerous universities in Georgia with great people

Best university in georgia

Best university in the region

I love SEU . High quality!

Good University for studying mbbs😍😍 …

No 1 speaks english
Professors are all old

Best University to study abroad👍 …

don’t believe any agents for this university, it is not prestigious , under developed, bad infrastructure,quality and standard of education Is not good. Especially if you are opting for US MD( American MD program) know that your first year pre med which consist of humanitarian subjects like art history, history of civilisation, world literature, philosophy, anthropology, English subject is there ( and its more like I am studying arts and science course), this all make the whole year waste. I am regretting now for coming here. pls don’t get miss guided by other peoples words (agents and students). this is not a good university for medicine.
— they call American MD program but in realty it is American arts program

Probably the best university in Georgia.

A place where young people can gain knowledge.

The best university <3 xD

One of the best universities in Georgia, without a doubt.
With good internal infrastructure, good technological support, its own cafeteria, sparkling toilets, clean corridors and auditoriums, and, most importantly, full of highly qualified, extraordinary lecturers. Many lecturers also practice outside the university.

The only English department in the country cannot ‘pull’ us a little; the correctors of English language tests treat their work very irresponsibly. They correct papers as if they are in a hurry somewhere.
It is not just inattention; they simply do not have the appropriate qualifications, probably. If you write a topic above the English level of a fifth-sixth grader (for example, with a little more complex vocabulary and syntax), you will lose points. They do not know words such as, for example, ‘virtually’.
Or that you can use ‘display’ and ‘top’ as verbs. So, they consider what they don’t know to be a mistake. They deducted one point from me and gave me a 3/4 unfair grade.
That’s how it happens here, in the English department of Iliauni.