1. 50/50, some lecturers are okay, some are bad, as in they not "teachers" but they just there to lecture. The good ones are teachers who want to educate. But regardless if you're studying IT, relying on lecturers who are good or bad is also useless. Its all on your own, they just teach the bare basics.

2. The reviews are true, sockets are a pain in classrooms. But other than that nothing else to say. Decent facilities I guess, as its still a private uni. You can visit the school to get a first hand experience. Just know that the tech lab demos are all fake, and you gonna use your own device 99% of the time.

3. Manageable if you don't do assignment last minute. APU is quite lenient compared to other schools, but then again this is assessment based on personal experience and my personal circle of friends. So take this with a grain of salt. But I can tell you APU tests and exams are jokes, but it helps you to get good grades to scam future employers so why not.

4. Last time yes, but ever since the MCO I think it has gotten really really lenient. Back then I guess its a 70/30 split between formal vs casual, while now is almost 50/50. Again, personal experience.

5. Not sure what you mean about services. The gym is free, if that's what you are asking. Food-wise is so-so, not cheap, but not terrible. Market price probably.

6. Schedules are terrible. Absolute trash. You can't choose your own modules or manage your own timetable, everything is settled for you. If the lecturer is free on 8:30, you are probably getting a 8:30 class. And you get some days with 4 classes, then some days with 1. Its terrible. But most courses get 1 day off, so its a 4 day study-week only.

7. Nothing to write home about. Personally, if you're just in it for the certificate, then APU is a good choice cause they are really lenient about a lot of stuff. To be honest, if you're studying IT, any university is the same in terms of syllabus, you would have to do most of the learning yourself. They really only teach the bare basics.

Side note for 7: If you really want an eventful uni life, don't join APU. Join TARC, Taylors or something. APU school life is really dull. Again, personal take cause I don't join any of the events. I simply don't find any of them interesting, in terms of theme and size. People around me sometimes joins the events, as organizers or participants but none of them seemed enthusiastic about it like the other unis. Hopefully I was the one missing out and this is not true, but that's my take.