Kolej Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman

This institution used to be just college. Most of the students study here are Chinese and minor Indian students.
This recent years, this institution managed to change/​upgrade from college to university college which help to level up the standard or quality of the education especially student who graduated here. This is a very opportunity for students. They can further their study in Degree level in Malaysia itself rather than spending a sum of money in on order to further study in UK. This is a good news to both parents and students.
Hopefully the institution can continue come out more contribution in education to the new generation students and hope those students appreciate and giving helping hand to those needed in the future too.

TARUC was where I graduated, it is a huge compound with several buildings and facilities. In terms of education, it offers wide range of courses from A-​Level, business, accounting to arts, and even engineering. All of these courses are provided in different levels such as certificate, diploma, bachelor degree and master degree. What is good about TARUC is that it charges lesser tuition fees compare to other private universities and colleges as it is managed by the MCA (I suppose that consider itself a half private uni).
TARUC actually provides lots of great facilities for students. Students can enjoy Olympic sized swimmng pool, gym room, jogging track, squash room, table tennis court, badminton and basketball courts and so many more! Besides, there is a computer building that provides computers for students (although we always couldn’t get one as there were too many students using them!) Anyway I am glad that I graduated here, yay!

A blueprint for making straight ‘A’ A-​Level students? Multiple awards for producing academically good students? One of the leading colleges in Malaysia?
Yes, it is.
But.
As I have experienced college life in this prestigious institution, there are no positives at all, unless you are a book eating student or a boot licking, flesh eating Rottweiler. Just recently, the college renovated certain buildings, giving it a fresh coat of cheap paint and renovating toilets. You may ask, «What is wrong, Andy? Isn’t it perfectly okay?»
No, it is not. Not when there are so many other important facilities being left out.
For one, a student can endure a piss stinking toilet for a better computer software system. Most of the computers in the computer labs are still stuck in the early millennium, using Windows XP, and slowing down the systems of how a student could progress in doing his or her work. Some of these computer labs even have no access to the Internet at all. I do not like to see how a student can complete his or her research by borrowing books from the library which is a million miles away from the nearest computer lab, and walking to one to flip books one by one instead of just Googling it.
I liked TARC, but I guess I like rationality even more.