Richmond American University London

Attending Richmond has been an incredibly transformative experience. From the moment I stepped onto campus, I was welcomed into a vibrant community of scholars, artists, and thinkers who have challenged and inspired me every step of the way.

The faculty at Richmond are not just experts in their fields; they are passionate mentors dedicated to helping students succeed. Whether in the classroom, the lab, or during office hours, they go above and beyond to ensure that every student reaches their full potential.

The campus itself is a hub of activity, with countless opportunities for involvement and growth. From student organizations and research opportunities to study abroad programs and internships, there is truly something for everyone.

But perhaps the most valuable aspect of my time at Richmond has been the friendships and connections I’ve formed. The diversity of backgrounds and perspectives represented on campus has enriched my education in ways I never could have imagined, and I know that the relationships I’ve built here will last a lifetime.

In short, choosing to attend Richmond was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I leave with not only a world-class education but also a sense of purpose and belonging that will stay with me long after graduation.”

Please please please I beg anyone considering this university to look elsewhere. I cannot express the disdain I have for this university enough. Aside from a few quality professors (that are so overqualified to be working for Richmond), this university is made up of staff that should not have even been given an interview, let alone hired. In my few years at this university, they had ‘professors’ teaching students who did not even have their PHD and were grossly unaware of the subjects they were teaching. In most of my experiences you could tell that these ‘professors’ had just learned what they were teaching students as they read off of paragraph long slides of powerpoints and could barely answer a question without being vague or unhelpful. It is also a very small university which sometimes did have benefits but most of the time administrators used that fact as a way to understaff the campus. If you had an issue it would either take weeks to hear back from anyone or the issue would just be dismissed. It was almost like being helpful and providing reasonable solutions was too hard so they just gave up and screwed people over. Those working in the student hub never communicated with each other, you could be told one thing by someone and a different thing from the next. This resulted in countless issues that greatly impacted my life and future. It was not just me that experienced these problems either. All of my friends had similar stories about student affairs, registry, and the head of departments and their negligence. The price for this lousy university is egregious considering the quality of education you receive. I genuinely do not know how this university is still in existence. All they want is your money, they do not care about the experience they provide or the skills they are meant to to be teaching you.