Başkent University

It is one of the few well-established institutions of Turkey, not Ankara. Its managers consist of people who have worked in experienced government positions. Campus entrance and exit are well controlled. When you go on foot, there is a little ramp to the main order.

Staff were very helpful and smiling. Compared to state universities, the performance and patience of the real employees, as well as their prompt response to the phones, are highly commendable. Problem solving speed is also very good. Problems I encountered on campus; vehicle traffic, the irregularity of the parking lots and the number of vehicles.

One of the oldest private universities in Ankara. The campus, which was described as a mountain top when it was opened, is now almost in the middle of the city. It can be easily said that the most beautiful building inside and outside of the campus is the library. It is very nice that the campus is covered with trees. The school's view of our animal friends is excellent. The transportation provided is very successful. The main problem of the campus is that the areas for social activities are few and the areas that are available are small. For this reason, students spend time around Arsia Shopping Mall or in nearby shopping malls instead of Parsy Cafe. In addition, due to the abundance of private vehicles, it is difficult to find a place in the central car parks. There are quite steep slopes between the alternative car parks and the places you will go. For this reason, I recommend you go to campus early.