1 reviews | Active since Jan 2017
Worst Institution in SA
<p>I am a 3rd year student at Milpark Business School. I registered and paid well in advance but received no confirmation I had registered. I sent 10 emails and tried calling their useless number that just rings for 30 mins and then drops. Eventually I called reception on the 30/01/2017 and demanded to speak to someone, I asked them what was going on with my application and they advised that they made an error in processing my application because they changed module codes and it showed I did not do a module which was a prerequisite. I then asked the lady at student services when my books will be delivered and she advised in 4 weeks and when I advised that would be 1 month into the semester with no study material she said that I would receive my study material in time, I knew when campus starts so I asked her when and she said she is not sure. So to sum it up for people considering sending there kids to Milpark to study, please don't. There are a bunch of *********** working there who treat students like ****. All they care about is money. I have escalated this to the Council of Higher Education directors who one of my colleagues are family with, so please save your bull**** response on Hello Peter stating you are escalating the matter when you ask for no student details. We will deal with this with people who take their work seriously to stop institutions who are just *****ing students money.</p>
Dear student
We apologise for the inconvenience and will come back to you soon.
Dear student
We apologise for the inconvenience and will come back to you soon.
Thank you Graham Booysen for the call and for your brilliant service. You are a great asset to Milpark and I hope you will be recognised for your outstanding service delivery. I hope your colleagues can learn a little from you on how students should be treated.
Thank you Graham Booysen for the call and for your brilliant service. You are a great asset to Milpark and I hope you will be recognised for your outstanding service delivery. I hope your colleagues can learn a little from you on how students should be treated.
