Pros
New building and amenities with a decent campus.
Cons
The student population is largely drawn from a single South Asian community, and many students appear to be more focused on permanent residency pathways than on academic engagement. This significantly affects the learning environment and classroom dynamics. The administrative staff are often unprofessional and difficult to work with, which adds unnecessary stress to day-to-day operations. Additionally, responsibilities that typically belong to the marketing team are frequently shifted onto faculty members, including requests to increase the institution’s online and social media presence. There are very limited opportunities for professional growth, no clear career progression, and annual raises are not provided. Overall, the institution operates more as a revenue-driven business centered on international student enrollment rather than as an organization focused on academic quality or employee development.