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Finance Academy under the Government Russian Federation
(FA under the Government of the Russian Federation)

Year founded
President	Gryaznova A.G. , Doctor of Economics, Professor
Rector	Eskindarov M.A. , Doctor of Economics, Professor
Location	Moscow, Leningradsky Prospekt, 49
Website	http://www.fa.ru

Financial Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation(FA) - Russian state university, specializing in training financiers. Located in Moscow. The rector of the Academy is Mikhail Eskindarov, the president of the Academy is Alla Gryaznova.

Story

The history of the Financial Academy dates back to December 1918, when the People's Commissariat of Finance decided to create the first specialized financial university in the history of Russia - the Moscow Financial and Economic Institute. It was opened on March 2, 1919 and its first rector was D. P. Bogolepov, a graduate of Moscow State University, Deputy People's Commissar of Finance of the RSFSR. In September 1946, MFEI was merged with another higher educational institution - the Moscow Credit and Economic Institute, which had been teaching students since 1931. As a result of the merger of these universities, the Moscow Financial Institute was formed. In 1991, it was transformed into the State Financial Academy, and in 1992, according to the decree of the President of the Russian Federation B.N. Yeltsin, into the Financial Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation. In 2010, the Financial Academy was given the status of a University.

Academy structure

Faculties

Finance and credit
Management and Sociology
Accounting and audit
Taxes and taxation
International economic relations
International Faculty of Economics
International Finance Faculty
Law and political science

Institutes

graduate School public administration
Business Administration and Business
Short-term programs
International Business School
Advanced training for teachers
Shortened programs
Financial and economic research

Departments

Risk analysis and economic security
Audit and control
English language
Banks and banking management
Accounting
Military department
State, municipal and corporate governance
Civil service
State legal disciplines
Civil Law and Procedure
Monetary relations and monetary policy
Investment management
Innovative business
Innovation management
Foreign languages
Information technology
Stories
Macroeconomics
Macroeconomic regulation
Mathematicians
Mathematical modeling of economic processes
International monetary, credit and financial relations
Management
Microeconomics
World economy and international business
Taxes and taxation
Property valuation and management
Political Science
Business law, civil and arbitration proceedings
Applied Mathematics
Applied Psychology
Regional Economy
Russian language
System analysis in economics
Sociology
Statistics
Insurance business
Theories and histories of state and law
Probability theory and mathematical statistics
Physical education
Philosophy
Finance
Financial management
Financial control
Financial law
Securities and financial engineering
Economics and crisis management
Economic analysis

Military department

The Financial Academy is among the universities that retained military departments after 2008.

Notable alumni

A. Borodin - President of the Bank of Moscow, Vice-President of the Association of Russian Banks
N. Vrublevsky - Director-Editor-in-Chief of the publishing house "Accounting"
V. Chistova - Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation
V. Gerashchenko is a famous banker and politician
A. Gryaznova - President of the Financial Academy, until 2006 - Rector of the Financial Academy under the Government of the Russian Federation
A. Drozdov - Chairman of the Board of the Pension Fund of the Russian Federation
A. Zvonova - Director-Editor-in-Chief of the Publishing House "Finance and Statistics"
B. Zlatkis - Deputy Chairman of the Board of Sberbank of Russia
A. Kazmin - ex-general director of FSUE Russian Post
A. Kozlov - former first deputy chairman of Bank Ross
L. Kudelina - former Deputy Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation
D. Orlov - Chairman of the Board of Bank Vozrozhdenie, Chairman Board of Trustees Financial Academy
V. Panskov - former Minister of Finance of the Russian Federation and Auditor of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation
M. Prokhorov - President of the ONEXIM group
I. Suvorov - Chairman of the Board of Interstate Bank
V. S. Pavlov - former Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation
A. Khloponin - Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation and Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Northern Military District
V. Shenaev - economist, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
And Zverev is the long-term Minister of Finance of the USSR
K. Shor - Head of the Main Directorate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation for Moscow
V. Dmitriev - Chairman of the Board of Vnesheconombank
Sergey Vadimovich Stepashin - Russian statesman and political figure, Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation from May to August 1999, Chairman of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation (since 2000), doctor legal sciences, professor, reserve colonel general.

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I exist - I am a student who, by the time I was 21, had already tasted 5 universities. You will say that I am crazy, why not settle down in one educational institution and graduate from it? I am a rebel by nature, my character is very complex. I'm simply not able to adapt to something I don't like. Now I’ll tell you about each university, what prompted me to leave it and how things are everywhere.
She graduated from school at the age of 17. I was always an excellent student and didn’t consider the Unified State Exam a big problem. I studied in a very strong gymnasium, so humanities subjects were always held in high esteem and I studied with a special bias.
I decided to take 5 subjects: Russian language, mathematics, German, social studies, history.
I gravitated towards both economics and jurisprudence. Therefore, I immediately set myself a goal - to survive at any cost in two universities at once (one in absentia, of course).
Since I have always been an active Olympiad participant, everything Unified State Exam results, with the exception of Russian and German, were equal to 100 points (and I didn’t pass very well, society 86, history 92, mathematics 80).
I managed to pass Russian at 95, German at 90.
There was only one small thing left to do: choose universities and decide which specialty to study full-time and which to study in absentia.
I ...
Show in full...I visited a bunch of preschool educational institutions, so I had an idea about universities. Plus I talked to students, the picture more or less emerged. And what do you think I chose? Yes. I chose the standard list of universities for a student: Moscow State University, MGIMO, St. Petersburg State University, Higher School of Economics and RANEPA. Plus for extramural studies: RUDN University and Moscow State Law Academy.
I decided to go to the correspondence course as a lawyer)
It seems, like any person who visited St. Petersburg, I squeaked that I wanted to study there, but I didn’t even imagine what kind of hell it would be. But more on that later. At first, MSU finally bribed me with its status! And so, I, a student at the Higher School of Civil Engineering, am trying to combine two higher educations. Oh yes, I went to Moscow State Law Academy for extramural studies.
And then the f***ing began.
1. MSU is not cool at all. Lectures, lectures, lectures, lectures. The students are some idiots. Apart from studying, no one talks to anyone about anything. With all this, I came across a terrible hostel, where I literally lived in Spartan conditions. If we compare it with the photographs published, it seems, a few posts below (Gorny was there), then in this Gorny I wouldn’t have spared 30 thousand a month to live like them. I had some kind of terrible mattress, as if there were stones in it, a room for 6 people (and I lived with foreigners, we had such “fun”). And within the first month I was so fed up with studying at this stupid university that I came up with an escape plan. But first I’ll tell you more about my studies and teachers.
First, they take bribes here. MSU is not an honest university at all. I will say more, I myself gave a bribe. Not all, but there are such teachers!
The second is a standard day for a GSHA student: woke up - went to the university - the most boring seminars, lectures - the most depressing teacher faces - your boring nerdy fellow students - you go home - you chew the material - it’s already night. Funny? I'm a student, I want to have fun! At least sometimes! Then there was a funny situation at the session. I studied for B grades and then they slapped me with a C grade. Although I passed with a 4 and nothing else. F*ck, I sat there crying to the dean. We went to see the teacher together - well, I never gave it a 4. But I really answered no lower than a 4!!! I freaked out, finished my studies until the end of the year and ran to the highly praised GSOM St. Petersburg State University for management.
Moscow State University and St. Petersburg State University are heaven and earth, just like Moscow and St. Petersburg.
It’s very cool to study at St. Petersburg State University! But living in St. Petersburg is not very good for an unadapted person.
They didn’t give me a dorm at VUNK, so I lived in PUNK. If now everyone studies at the estate in Peterhof, then PUNK is located about 15 minutes away. Where was my building? Yes. In another estate. In another city (directly, in the center of St. Petersburg, and not in Peterhof).
First you have to ride for an hour to the nearest metro station in a smelly, overloaded bus. Then it takes another 30 minutes to get to Vaska. From Vaska it’s still a walk to GSOM. An hour and a half - I was still praying to get it done so quickly. But I know that now it’s even worse for VSM students, since it takes even longer for city students to get to the new estate.
Therefore, our studies began at 10. And ended at 8. Even on Saturdays. And I still whined about MSU?
About the state of the dorms: well, here I came across a paradise. Firstly, Peterhof is very quiet and very beautiful, and almost all St. Petersburg State University students live in Punk, so there is a very friendly atmosphere there and everyone becomes real good friends. The rooms have just been renovated, all the furniture is new, and there are double rooms.
But the main drawback of St. Petersburg State University is the fucking location of the humanities faculties. Almost all humanities faculties are located on Vaska, and students live in Peterhof, although there are also dorms on Vaska! But they are for the elite.
Bitch, but studying here was absolute hell! Of course, it’s interesting here, the teachers make you fall in love with them and most importantly - there are no bribes! And no one even dares to mention it.
Where do we go in our free time? To the promenade along Nevsky and to the Mariinsky Theater. I know that not all St. Petersburg residents are like this, but GSOM students constantly go somewhere to cultural places (I’m closer to padik, oh the front door, honestly).
basically, if we put aside the facts that it’s a very long way to get there, study all day in the literal sense of the word, and even the students pretend to be under-intellectuals, and also the terrible wind (by the way, I lived in Pitet for a year, and there was almost no rain - so these stereotypes are a bluff), then overall everything was bad.
It’s really interesting to study, it’s especially cool that Putin drops by, that the classes are taught by the Minister of Transport, and your director is the President of VTB. That is, such people are like our slaves))) like “Minister of Transport, let’s have some tea.” "Bon appetit, Minister of Transport."
Well, due to the hefty tuition fees (about 500 thousand), the state of GSOM, of course, is impeccable. Especially the new campus, yes.
Well, if I still somehow survived the first semester, then by the session the shit had already begun, when three skins were torn from us, when it hurt your eyes to teach, teach and teach, in the second semester I realized that there to survive, you need to either be fucking motivated, that in the 3rd or 4th year you will go study abroad, or that after GSOM you will definitely become a millionaire, or just be a complete nerd, but I was not inspired by either, neither second nor third. And when I was already dying and crying into my mother’s phone, which was very difficult (don’t forget, I still have a correspondence course!), my mother simply told me to pick up the documents. By the way, cool crap, it’s customary here (in all of St. Petersburg, but as I later realized, in all of Russia) to call GSOM students “elite.” Well, yes, probably only a select few will get along there.
I transferred to HSE. Oh, absolutely everything there infuriated me. Starting from creepy dorms, ending with the fact that it’s fucking boring there. And bribery at HSE is thriving at a good level. But having bought a session, I successfully transferred to Finashka after the first session and here I stayed. More information about HSE:
Studying is easy compared to the two previous universities.
Dorms cal.
Teachers - cal. Boring.
Students - cal. By the way, those who studied with me all said that they were not interested in studying here.
University status? You can't even feel it here. But after Moscow State University and St. Petersburg State University, I was a little overzealous.
Exams are expensive. Not relevant. But I was too lazy to teach myself (I delved deeper into jurisprudence), so it was not difficult to find a peasant who managed all the bribes and took them to the teachers.
I got the feeling that all HSE students have cerebral palsy. Somewhat slow and twitchy.
I ran away to FU. And then everything suited me. Finally!!! The hostels are good. Close to school. They don't load. Easy to learn. There are bribes, but few will be able to give them to anyone. The teachers are boring, but they are a good team, and most importantly, they are kind and understanding. No one here imagined that they were studying God knows where. Well, because the Faculty of Science is not such a prestigious university when compared with MGIMO, St. Petersburg State University, and Moscow State University. And then I finally decided to stay.
Friends, go to the Federal University under the Government of the Russian Federation if you don’t want to stress too much, but at the same time want to get a high-quality education. Oh yes, I studied in absentia at a very good university, Moscow State Law Academy, and I still study.

So.
Let's summarize.
1. Difficulty of training: 1-GSOM SPbSU, 2-GSGA MSU, 3-HSE, 4-FU.
2. Quality of dormitories: 1-SPBSU, 2-FU, 3-MSU, 4-HSE.
3. Interestingness of training: 1-SPBSU, 2-FU, 3-MSU, 4-HSE
4. Quality of education: 1-St. Petersburg State University, 2-MSU, 3-HSE, 4-FU
5. Free time: 1-FU, 2-HSE, 3-MSU, 4-SPBSU
Peace to everyone!!!

I am studying economics at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation.

I immediately note that the review will be negative, so if you are from the Finashka galaxy - best university, ko-ko-ko”, then you can stupidly not read and not waste time insulting me and my arguments in the comments, especially if there is no evidence of my wrongness.

Let me start by saying that everyone
it seems as if the Financial University is such a cool university, because it is under the Government and blah blah blah. In fact, it’s not even difficult to enroll here, especially if you’re not going into economics, but into State Medical University or management.
Passing scores are very average, budget places a lot, so if you have 240-250, then most likely you will get in. For comparison to others prestigious universities, such as HSE, St. Petersburg State University, MGIMO, HSE St. Petersburg, you need to score an order of magnitude more points.
We are the level of RANEPA, VAVT, REU and St. Petersburg State Economic University, that is, the second echelon of the cooler universities mentioned above. And I think such a place is justified, since the level of education here is lower, and at the same time higher, than in a number of other universities such as RGSU, RTA or State University of Medicine.
So I consider this position between cool, top universities and strong average universities to be fair.

I won’t rant too much, I’ll just list the main ones ...
Show in full...pros and cons of training.
Among the advantages, we can highlight a rich extracurricular life, a prestigious diploma, very easy training (I graduated from the lyceum, the workload there was 50 times higher), a good team, a good hostel, several excellent teachers (but 80% - ahem, horror).

Cons: these are the 80% of weak teachers, to be honest - teaching staff WEAK, their requirements for students are NONE, it is clear that many do not know their subject very well and it is not clear how they defended their candidate’s thesis. There are just young girls with round eyes who JUST READ EVERYTHING FROM THE SHEET, without even taking their eyes off it, in practical classes. They can't explain ANYTHING, especially when it comes to solving problems.
Over the years of study, I have not increased my knowledge regarding school course economics and economics in preparation for the Unified State Exam. I really like Professor Yudanov and his books - I have to educate myself.
Another disadvantage is that the university does not help with job placement, as far as I heard from graduates. Everyone then goes on to graduate school at ANOTHER university.
Minus: English is VERY weak, well, really, they teach everything that everyone should have learned at school.

In general, neither the learning process, nor the knowledge gained, nor the teaching staff can save us from giving this university at least a three. In my opinion, a university is not capable of giving anything other than a diploma, even if you are ready to receive something from it and are open to education. Two.

Hate towards the university post. If it can even be called a university. So here it is. I will share my opinion about the Faculty of Public Administration and financial control Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation.

In 2015, I entered the Faculty of State Financial Control at the Federal University. On September 1, it became clear that we were being merged with the State Medical University, but the direction of the economy remains the same. Well, ok, it’s cool, but the dean is Golikova. Well, our dean appeared at the university once a year, giving a lecture. This is where our communication with her ended. Well, that's nothing yet.

Do you know what we did at the seminars? We watched the presentations! Accordingly, there is no knowledge. For one person stupidly reads from a piece of paper, and the rest are sleeping/sitting on VK/busy with their own affairs. It’s also good if it’s not the first time a person sees the text and understands what he’s talking about. Teachers are generally violet. As a result, the entire session was successfully written off, both winter and summer. They watched us only in higher mathematics, but the guys managed to cheat with an earphone here too. As for microeconomics, as a core subject, my knowledge on it tended to 0. I did not know what an indifference curve and a budget constraint were. For the test = 94/100 points. For the exam 96/100. Never ...
Show in full...I opened the textbook and didn’t prepare at all. With NG I started learning everything myself, took a problem book and asked our seminarian to help. To which I received an answer - open the manual and look. And since it’s not there, then this is an Olympic level and I can’t help.
Do you know what we did during the introduction to the specialty? We studied the history of the Financial University. I'm still sick of hearing stories about how we study at the best university....
I didn’t remember any other subjects other than presentations.

Do you know how they write abstracts at the best economics university? They stupidly download from the Internet and the norms. Everyone is doing great.

And yes, paid articles. Write an article, pay for its publication and get maximum certification! Publication costs 130-180 rubles/page. As a result, compilation thrives. And these articles are of no use. For details write to PM.

According to my data, not a single person was expelled for poor academic performance. This is the norm for the best university.

And when the dean’s office found out that I wanted to transfer to another university, demands began to be expelled according to at will. Or they will expel me for lack of attendance. Like I didn’t go to university in September. What's the point if I transfer? Moreover, I was told that I did not have the right to transfer, since transfers are only allowed in the summer. Thank you very much to the host university for their assistance in this situation.

FU is a bureaucratic, faceless machine that will grind your student offspring and spit them out if, God forbid, he does not fulfill some formal requirements. For example, attendance. For 10 pairs of passes, they are reprimanded. The third reprimand is expulsion. We got into this situation last year. Our student studied for three years on a commercial basis, had no debts, passed the sessions, moved from course to course, and at the end of the 3rd year during the session - the dean announced to him - we are expelling you right in the middle of the session - you have a 3rd reprimand for year. In fact, he received his first reprimand in the 1st semester for 10 pairs of absences, the second - for not passing intermediate certification in the first semester (rating in the middle of the semester - I didn’t get the points), and by the end of the second semester I had accumulated another 10 pairs of passes. But what are 10 pairs of passes? This is 3 working days. What is a failed mid-semester assessment? These are uncollected rating points that have already been collected a long time ago, because The 1st semester is closed, all tests and exams have been passed. Thus, it turns out that in 3 years we gave almost a million rubles to the financial institution. for training on a commercial basis. And we are not oligarchs, we are all in loans and debts to pay for this education. And our student, to ...
Show in full...who had no debts, consistently moved from course to course, did not drink, did not smoke, did not fight, was expelled for missing 6 days in a YEAR??? Moreover, they did this in the middle of the session; they did not allow him to complete some of the exams purely mechanically, so he did not complete the 3rd year. Well, what is this called??? How can one justify such a disregard for the fate of a person??? And I don’t need to talk about internal rules, absenteeism and responsibility here. I myself am an employee high school, an associate professor at the university, and, frankly speaking, I couldn’t find anything to “unscrew the head” of this unfortunate expulsion for, because I can’t blame him for 6 days of absenteeism in a year. Well, I overslept a couple of times, well, I was sick a couple of times, in Moscow you don’t rush to the clinic, sit in lines there if you feel bad. And, most importantly, to help, to at least think about helping - none of the management even bothered. Dean: “It doesn’t depend on me. Yes, yes, it’s a pity, but I can’t do anything, I’m sending a draft order to the rector, now the rector will decide everything.” Deputy dean: “Of course, expelling, there’s nothing to even talk about this truant.” Rector: “I won’t meet with him. He skipped classes - and so everything is clear with him.” Some supposed Student Council considered this issue in absentia and approved the decision to expel. And now I think - my God, if we knew in advance that this is not a university with a normal human approach, where every student is taken care of, where both the student and his parents are respected, would we have gone to enroll there? For what? We could enter absolutely any university, from Moscow State University to Synergy. What kind of rector is this who doesn’t consider it necessary to meet with students when problems arise? What kind of things does he have that are more important than listening and helping solve his student’s problems? This means that there was time to take our million from the university, but the rector does not have time to listen and objectively assess the situation and help the student. What kind of Student Council is this that condemns its brothers to expulsion in absentia? And what kind of dean is this who “can’t do anything” except expel a student who has no debt for 6 missed days in a year? Those. There is zero logic in what is happening. And the worst thing is that the only thing that can be done after expulsion is to be reinstated at the same university with a rollback by semester, because no other university in the country can reinstate an expelled student. You can only start studying again from the 1st year. Thus, we were forced to pay them double money again, lose a year of training in order to somehow get this higher education. Think for yourself whether your child should enroll in a university, which, having taken the maximum amount of money from you, will spit you out for nothing and will not choke, and will not torture anyone’s conscience, and will not remember you. They will live on your money and be happy, receive salaries and bonuses, be proud that they are so principled, and the fate of your student will actually be broken.

1. TRAINING.
Most faculties in Finashka are divided into areas. At my faculty (FEF) these are: corporate finance, state and municipal finance, business in social sphere, insurance. It would seem so good that you can choose a direction that is interesting to you specifically, BUT NO. Training in the profile starts from the 2nd year, but it is not a fact that you will get into the desired profile. There is a competition for directions (yes, yes, again), and based on your position in the ranking (depending on your points) you can count on one direction or another. The most popular profile among first-year students is “corporate finance,” with the profile “state and municipal finance” not far behind it. "Insurance" consists mainly ...
Show in full...I'm one of the people who don't study very well, so I don't recommend it :))
In general, teachers in core subjects are good, but there are teachers who consider their subject, which is not a core subject, to be the most important and necessary (I say hello to R****** (bzhd), M******* (philosophy ) and some others) For the first months, the dean’s office strictly monitored the visits of the first year, then they stopped. I took only one session, everything was quite simple, because... only 3 exams. The summer session at my department consists of 5 exams + a course. I haven’t encountered corruption and haven’t heard from others, so they won’t require you to pay for the exam))
I won’t say that everything is perfect, but so far I don’t regret my choice.

2.DORM.
This point will be relevant for nonresidents. The girl at the reception told me with 100% confidence that they would definitely give me a hostel in August (spoiler: they didn’t give me a hostel in August). At the end of August, I had to look for neighbors to rent an apartment together, we paid a realtor, paid for a month, gave a deposit AND THEN a week later they called me and said that there was a place for me (?¿?) Having moved in, I learned from my neighbors that No one lived here in the summer before me, which is quite strange...maybe they were waiting for some kind of reward? The conditions in the hostel are good, 2-3 people live in a room, I live in a block dorm (there are 2 rooms and a bathroom in a block) Living comfortably

3. EMPLOYMENT.
From personal experience I can’t say yet, but my acquaintances from the 2nd-3rd year are getting internships, many are already working from the 3rd year, for example, I have 2 acquaintances, one works at McKinsey, the other at KPMG.
The Student Council often offers excursions to various companies, where you can ask questions to employers.

In general, training in finance is 7/10, a lot of knowledge needs to be gained from self-education (as in other universities), there are often scorers who are ready to break for the opportunity to take a presentation (because of this, conflicts arise in the group), training takes place in a comfortable conditions - buildings, canteen are normal.
I hope my review will help some applicant make a choice) Good luck with your application!

I don’t understand why people are swearing in the comments. Apparently I didn’t want to make any effort during my studies, but now I feel like I’ve wasted time and there’s no result. I will stand up for my university
1. The transition to bachelor’s degrees actually happened everywhere; everywhere these changes in programs and the university have nothing to do with it. These are reforms from above, study them before swearing that you are “somehow taught wrong”
2. FEF Faculty - it was logical that one day it would appear. Naturally, at first, any department settles on the composition of teachers, the manner of presenting material, looks at what is best, and develops some kind of internal standards. So the first graduates may not have been very savvy. But now everything is definitely fine. A friend of mine studied there - now works in a bank, plans to open her own business, she’s happy
3. Presentations - pfft... not an argument at all! It feels like the review was written to order. We also did presentations at school. Technologies have advanced, now even many professions are changing, and presentation skills will not be superfluous. You can learn to formulate your thoughts correctly into theses, and speak in public, and study the given topic more widely
4. Written exams - I think this is correct ...
Show in full...100% decision. I wouldn’t want to sit and talk with the teacher, it would be extra stress. They’ll ask you more unnecessary questions, you’ll get worried, you’ll get confused. And so the task was clearly set for you, you were given a ticket - that’s it. You sit quietly, write, decide.
5. The point-rating system is a beauty! If you prepared, you got a good grade, your rating was increased. I went to all the lectures/seminars and got another promotion. There is nothing simpler than this system. It also helps in exams - they can add points, and it improves the relationship with the teacher.

PS I won’t even describe the remaining points. I will say one thing - not for everyone, but overall I’m happy with the university. I miss this time! All the best and objectivity

Student at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation. Sounds cool, right? But in reality, this is just a facade, under which there is an average education, pathos and show-off. Graduated from the first year of the Faculty of International Economic Relations. I hoped that since only Olympiad winners get into the faculty, I certainly wouldn’t make a mistake. I made a mistake. I forgot about a bunch of stupid payers who can’t do anything and don’t know anything, who got 190 for 4 Unified State Examinations and whom I can’t expel. Yes, you heard right. They cannot be expelled. If you do not pass the exam with the commission, then you are not expelled, but transferred to “individual” syllabus- only 60 k for one item. In fact, nothing changes, you just get an unlimited number of attempts to pass the exam, but one is enough for everyone. Magic. Perhaps my expectations are too high. But then you go to a university with a 95-year history, with the Minister of Finance as dean, and the average salary of graduates is 90 thousand. But everything is wrong. There are smart teachers, or rather, all teachers smart people. Only they really try to teach - only a few, mostly those on which you have an exam. Where the test is, don’t flatter yourself, you can pick your nose and get a machine gun, just be a little smarter ...
Show in full...e the rest of the masses, and as you understand, the rest of the masses are not the most literate guys.
I repeat once again - there are no stupid teachers, all are experts in their fields and are well informed about the latest trends in their subjects. But the majority simply do not know how to teach: at lectures you will listen to copy-paste from the textbook, and at seminars you will listen to the presentations of your classmates. And everyone is so fed up with this that jokes about presentations are decals Finishes.
And last but not least, the language base here is disgusting. The bulk are yesterday's graduates of pedagogical universities, who will remind you of the glorious school lessons with memorization of grammar rules and line-by-line translation of the text.
You don’t have to attend lectures; you won’t receive punishment from the dean’s office for this. The dean’s office is generally the kind of guy who helps resolve issues. Problems with the student - the dean's office will try to resolve the conflict, and not rabidly make you look guilty.
You are lucky, you are at MEO/MFF/GMU - you are at Leningradka 51, in the newest and most pretentious building.
You're out of luck, you're on Shcherbakovskaya or Kibalchich. Google jokes about chips in Overheard FU.
The university conducts one hundred thousand million lectures and seminars with professionals in finance and business and even with Nobel laureates. But no one goes there because it’s boring. They are trying to force us in, but we are, after all, in a liberal university, so it’s your right to follow us or not.
In general, this university loves scope, if it’s the first of September, then in Crocus, if there’s a lecture, then Nobel laureate, if a gift for the finalists of a local beauty contest is a trip to Spain.
And here's the summary:
If you are not a fool, you know more than average, your parents have at least some connections, you like to party, study little, and generally enjoy student life with an average level of education - then this university is for you.
If you want to receive quality education listed abroad, and at the same time gain relevant work experience, are ready to study from morning to evening, and cut back a little on their personal life. So no, that won't happen here.
And if you are just a fool with a lot of money, then move on, don’t spoil the general level of education of students.

Good day, readers. I would like to tell you about my slightly hated alma mater called “Financial University”. I myself am a 2nd year student. During this time, a certain opinion was formed about the university, about the faculty, about the administration. I’ll start in order: with the faculty and direction, then I’ll move on to buildings, infrastructure, and end with the administration itself.
What can you say about the faculty? Nothing like that. Quite a good building, quite adequate dean's office. Although the cloakroom attendants are rude to everyone. Some girls are called fatties behind their backs, refuse to fulfill their work duties, and because we point out their mistakes to them, they threaten to get us reprimanded. There are 4 in the faculty educational programs: applied mathematics and computer science (PM), applied computer science(PI), business informatics (BI), information security (IS). Honestly, I can’t say anything about PI and IB, because they don’t know people from there, and the guys from these directions themselves are quiet. BI is a simpler topic, but the average scores are almost the highest at the university (slightly more than 81-82 points for 1 subject). What about PM? There are many mathematical disciplines here: ...
Show in full...the same linear algebra, there is mathematical analysis, complex analysis, discrete mathematics, fuzzy sets and soft computing. An abundance of various kinds of applied mathematical subjects: operations research, optimization methods, actuarial mathematics and statistics, probability theory. There is also programming, but at a very mediocre level (we studied Python, we will study the R language). There are also economic disciplines: macro, micro, mathematical methods risk management, mathematical and instrumental methods for decision support, modeling of pricing in financial markets, mathematical methods of financial analysis...and so on.
Here it is worth saying about teaching and about the university itself. With a teacher - depending on your luck. You may come across a very good one, or maybe one that will discourage all desire to learn. Many second ones. This is due to the policy of the university administration itself. Many teachers are fleeing. For example, there was a department of applied mathematics, and the head of the department was a very capable man - Popov. Went to HSE. Oh, it’s worth mentioning the scourge of my university! ABOUT WORKING. If the teacher is sick, then you will be assigned WORKING, if the curriculum was calculated incorrectly for you, YOU WILL BE WORKING CLASSES. Example: for my year, people from the academic department WRONGLY calculated the number of hours in the semester. It turned out that as a result, we had to start studying on August 25, and not on September 1. And throughout the year we worked through all the pairs that were supposed to be on August 25 and until September 1. Oh yes, you will also have to work off holidays. This concerns not only my department in principle, but the entire university.
Cameras are also installed everywhere in all university buildings. On the one hand, it’s good, but on the other, it’s not. The guys from the main building on Leningradka 49/51 were out of luck. There is such a faculty of FSP. There is a young lady Zurabovna (deputy dean). She keeps a Whatsapp chat with the elders, where she throws photos from CCTV cameras and threatens them with reprimands and expulsions. For example, a person fell asleep during a lecture, then he was called to the dean’s office. I still remember the phrase “Let him come to the dean’s office, I’ll give him a pillow.” And so she photographed each sleeping person.
It’s worth saying a few words about our good-natured rector, who is the chairman of the board of directors of the Moscow Industrial Bank. So get used to it: if Eskindarov issues an order, then he is aimed at obtaining benefits from his bank. Example: Moscow Industrial Bank participates in the social card program. Once you have entered the FU, a card from the Moscow Industrial Bank is immediately issued to you. From a certain point of view, this is even good (no hassle). But just recently an order was issued according to which EVERY FULL-TIME FUTURE STUDENT is required to contact the FU clinic and then undergo a medical examination. Why are we obligated to do this if it contradicts several federal laws? And besides, if a student becomes attached to the FU clinic, then he automatically “gets untied” from his ex. There are quite a lot of nuances, but the essence is precisely around the Moscow Industrial Bank.

Student at this university:
08 November 2015

I entered the university this year, studying at the Faculty of Credit and Economics. However, what I have already managed to understand: 1. You really need to study here. Progress and attendance are monitored, those present even at lectures are noted, homework is regularly checked, there is an intermediate certification between sessions (point system - maximum 20 points per subject for certification). You won’t be able to just sit through most subjects: if you don’t answer, don’t participate in discussions, you don’t earn points. All abstracts and other written works are checked for anti-plagiarism. 2. There are not very many pairs, now we study 4 days a week in total, 12-13 pairs per week + 2 physical classes. 3. For physical education, you can choose any section, any day and any time 4. The premises are new (both in the main building and in ours at VDNH), excellent renovation, good equipment and furniture. I can say the same about sports complex. 5. As for subjects, mathematics is moderate, but I would like more economics, because too much information is given in one lecture or seminar, and you don’t have time to absorb everything properly. There are a couple of items that, in my opinion, are completely useless. 6. Food: there are many vending machines with food and drinks, a canteen (vro ...
Show in full...yes, even two, but I’ve never been to the second one, to be honest). They sell anything there (fruits, buns, set lunch, chocolates, sushi, etc.), you can pay either in cash or by card. 7. Dormitories: I don’t live there myself, but I know that they are a big problem this year. They were immediately given only to foreigners, beneficiaries and Olympiad participants; the rest are still standing in a huge queue. 8. A lot of people are expelled: for poor academic performance, swearing, absenteeism, fake certificates. 9. Admission: it’s possible to enter my department on a budget. This year they gave 1 point for an essay + 10 for a gold medal, which is very good.
I will also add that the university has a huge history, there are many famous people among the teachers and deans (for example, Siluanov and Golikova). A very status and prestigious institution, a large number of successful and famous graduates. It has maintained a high reputation for decades. Provides excellent practice and guarantees employment. If you need real knowledge and a good diploma, come here and don’t even hesitate :)

Student at this university:
November 10, 2015

A first-year student in management, I don’t know much about the university yet, but I can already tell you something.
Let's start with admission. You enter the main building on Leningradka and what do you see? That's right, a large banner in front of the entrance (this is important, there are a lot of buildings on Leningradka, it’s quite possible to get lost in them). We entered the building and caught our eye with a table with help and an arrow leading to the auditorium. Compared to RANEPA, it’s not great. There you were led by hand from the entrance to all the counters, then to filling out an application, then you go to the queue. This may not be necessary, but it is helpful. By the way, it is better to fill out the application at home (relevant for all universities where this can be done!).
Dedicated to the first of September in Crocus - it’s gorgeous.
Special attention should be paid to the pre-enrollment list - no nerves during the enrollment process, you clearly know that your name is on the list, you are ranked in a certain place, priorities are taken into account automatically.
I entered with a score of 278, another 10 points were given for an honors certificate (9) and an essay (1). The passing score was 249 points.
I don’t know everything about studying yet, but there are some things I can note. There are hellish seminarians (for us it’s BJD), there are uninteresting lectures (computer science, there in general ...
Show in full...unnecessary lectures). And there are teachers who know how to convey the material in a way that interests you and puts the necessary knowledge into your head. It is worth noting that the entire class has problems with mathematics; after all, it is difficult to assimilate information during lectures.
Extracurricular life is in full swing. Especially in management. Because “this is management, baby”) Scientific student. society, asset school, student. council, KVN, choir, vocal studio, dance studio, case club, then purely departmental mafia games, literary club, project management club... There are tons of events, I can’t tell you about everything. There's always something to do.
Separately about physical education. This is a paradise for those who love sports and their types. Sign up for any section (football, boxing, sambo, volleyball, tennis and table tennis, badminton, aerobics and much more) at convenient time and go. I am very interested in tennis, for example, although I only held a racket in my hands once before university.
We have already talked about our 20-20-60 rating system. Without the desire to study, this is the only way to fail the session. This is Finashka, you have to study here for the whole semester.
Our dean is wonderful :)
The building on Prospekt Mira is not the most presentable from the outside, but it is very comfortable and cozy. From next academic year The faculty is moving to Dynamo, we'll see what happens there.