OIA people experience of this organisation and are they fit for purpose?

Mrwong · 16 Aug 2020 at 00:13

Just want to find out if anyone has dealt with the OIA.
What are peoples impression regarding dealing with this organisation.

From my experience I feel they are not fit for purpose and should be closed down as an institution.

I have spoken to few people about this and they also agree that this institute seems to be inherently bias against students.

I just want to know other people s thoughts and experiences, no need to get into great detail?

Mrwong · 16 Aug 2020 at 10:11

[FnG]magnolia said:
It might help to say what the acronym stands for; you know, what the name of the organisation you hold in such low regard actually is.

If you dealt with them then you would know. I don't see the point to spoon feed people.

Mrwong · 17 Aug 2020 at 00:04

Amnesia said:
They are an absolute disgrace, me and a couple of others had dealings with them.
Even the university admitted DPA breaches, evidence tampering, misleading students and hampering students from improving their grade but they wouldnt admit our work was passed onto other students to help them get a pass. instead they fabricated evidence to make it appear as if the other students were part of our group.
We pointed everything out to the OIA including the fabricating evidence and showed them the mismatching dates proving the evidence was fake.....OIA said they feel the university was justified in its actions.

normal solicitors had advised using a firm that specialised in taking on universities and the cheapest one wanted 2.5k just to start...so we were left with OIA.

This has been a typical response I've been hearing from a lot of people.

Mrwong · 17 Aug 2020 at 06:40

[FnG]magnolia said:
That's a better thread than this one

I am glad you like it, I really value your input.