Chambre dans le boulevard Malesherbes - Bat A, paris

The wifi is so bad there even with 5g it doesn’t work and too complicated to connect. Theres always no food at the cafeteria and it’s really expensive. Some employees who works there are always angry for absolutely no reasons it’s really making you feel a lot of tension. Some of the teachers are good but depending on who you got bc some are very strict and it’s suffocating/stressing us. You have to go to class or else you have an no present in class, after 3 you have 0 to your exams. Absolutely hell. I understand why every students are so angry when they come here.

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The campus is very pleasant and quite quiet, with plenty of benches. The only downside is the lack of electrical outlets and the student services office (CROUS) which becomes virtually inaccessible at lunchtime due to the endless queues.

Currently enrolled at this institution, I believe I am the most qualified person to give my opinion. Let's start from the beginning: after the health crisis, numerous measures were implemented to ensure students were welcomed back in good conditions. I am a student in Applied Foreign Languages ​​(LEA) and I am quite satisfied. A one-way system has been put in place (even in the stairwells), and the professors, who are very competent, have to let us out 5 to 10 minutes early to avoid crowds of students in the hallways. However, for applied courses, the lecture halls are not large enough to allow students to leave an empty seat between them. Furthermore, the facilities are well-maintained, everything is clean, and I am more than satisfied, so kudos to the maintenance team. And finally, the most sensitive issue: the cafeteria. As for the quantity of hot meals served, there's nothing to complain about; the plates are full. However, the problem lies with the service: it's a first-come, first-served system. If you arrive at the end of service around 1:30 PM, you'll find NOTHING; no appetizers, no desserts (or only leftovers that nobody wants). The staff leave everything in the fridges/freezers and never restock the shelves, even when students ask or complain. There are also two employees (the woman who works the cafeteria cash register and the man who serves the hot meals) who are very unpleasant. They speak very curtly, even aggressively, which I find creates a bad atmosphere. It's precisely because of the cafeteria that I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5; otherwise, everything else is perfect (quality of teaching, cleanliness, etc.).

I am a student at this institution and I want to report a serious problem: the administration's telephone service is appalling. I called for urgent assistance, expecting to receive support, since it is precisely their role to help students. Instead, I was met with a poor reception, very little listening, and no real desire to help me. This is not only disappointing but frankly shameful for a service that is supposed to be there for us. When you are a student and you need help, you shouldn't have to endure this kind of treatment.