Smolensky College of Telecommunications

Very good college. The teachers are kind, good. You can't say that about a history teacher. It is much easier to pass 1 course of 10-11 classes here than at school. It's definitely more fun than at school. This year I entered and am going to finish my studies to the end. I advise you to apply here

Worse place than this, I do not know in life. It seems to me that people are sent here after going through 6 circles of hell, so that after 7 it will finally lose its meaning of existence

If you study, you can become a good specialist and get a job in the specialty, especially the college helps in finding employment after graduation. And if you sit your pants to wipe, then wherever you entered nothing sensible will come of you

Not the worst place, but experts or good workers do not leave there, as the specialized teachers either have a small fraction of adequacy, or do not have the knowledge themselves. Many documents are often rewritten on the go and the delivery of the same coursework for a student turns into a bureaucratic mess. Topics for diplomas are invented on the go and sucked from the finger. The oppressive atmosphere, sometimes hateful, is maintained among the students; the current government regime, narrow-mindedness, is widely propagandized. There are a lot of useless disciplines to score a lesson at least something, a huge amount of work that students must “protect”, but everything here is based on the wishes of the teacher, and not the college charter. Any altercations with the dean's office or the teacher himself end up simply surviving from the institution, so that he will move to a paid department or deduct. Paid additional materials copied from the Web cause affection, since the same version of the material that was independently issued was not quoted, in most cases, again, there are some additional requirements from the College Charter that appear as fast as they disappear. The institution requires regular attendance, especially for students of the free department, for them the requirements are in most cases deliberately inflated. I definitely cannot recommend it to those who want to study on "fine technical" specialties (computer networks, programming) or on a state budget basis. As was the college of communication in the 70-80s, it remained so. If the training was purposeful, it would take no more than 2-3 years (in some specialties everything could fit in a year), and not 4-5 (given the fact that an applicant enters from the first year). Recently I learned that 15 students were dismissed from the fourth year because of personal debates with teachers who did not even have specialized disciplines (physical education, for example) due to the delay in the delivery of arrears on the subject. Knowing some individuals from the team is not even surprised. Now even paid training has been introduced, to which sometimes they try to “bring” students. Say thank you, that not on physical education. XD

Full-time study is terrible, teachers do not care deeply about students, half of them give books in pairs and say what to read, and they pick their nose. Paid manuals mandatory in pairs of 200-300r made from 15 A4 leaves and two staples, not to mention other methods of pumping out pennies, even if you go to the budget you will most likely give back more than a thousand. However, it is easy to enter the budget, which is why there are a lot of cattle in the institution.