cd05
05-18-2007, 07:11 PM
I think it is just fair to inform the public about the truth, so that they won't be dismayed when they come to attend AGU in Belmopan, Belize.
This school is not popular in Belmopan, in fact Belizeans didn't even know this school exists. They are only renting one floor of an office building and don't have any signage. The only reason I know about AGU is because I met their professor. I think there used to be two professors, but the other one went back home already. They are both Indians, and no American nor British professors there, as claimed in their webpage. When I asked the professor how many students they have at the school, he said about 20. He wasn't sure with his answer so it was obvious that he was lying. There is no way that the school would have 20 students, because the place they are renting is not only for classrooms, but also office and student dormitory. I would say the other OP is correct with his investigation that this school has only about 6 students, or even less. I wonder how this school is surviving and operating, but I believe they are struggling here in Belize. For me, this school seems to be deceiving in a lot of ways. I would not recommend that you attend a school like this. Save your money and go somewhere else.
This school is not popular in Belmopan, in fact Belizeans didn't even know this school exists. They are only renting one floor of an office building and don't have any signage. The only reason I know about AGU is because I met their professor. I think there used to be two professors, but the other one went back home already. They are both Indians, and no American nor British professors there, as claimed in their webpage. When I asked the professor how many students they have at the school, he said about 20. He wasn't sure with his answer so it was obvious that he was lying. There is no way that the school would have 20 students, because the place they are renting is not only for classrooms, but also office and student dormitory. I would say the other OP is correct with his investigation that this school has only about 6 students, or even less. I wonder how this school is surviving and operating, but I believe they are struggling here in Belize. For me, this school seems to be deceiving in a lot of ways. I would not recommend that you attend a school like this. Save your money and go somewhere else.