the bolded part is absolutely incorrect. In fact, this only applies to overseas top colleges and universities lyk the Ivy leagues and Oxbridge. Here in Malaysia, do you see big employers for that matter give a shit bout which colleges you graduated from? No! In Malaysia, as long as you have the paper qualification, people does not give a shit bout where you are from, since all they need is just cheap labour, especially chinamen companies. And Yes, the lecturers that i have are okay except Physics. The problem is WE pay exorbitant fees, hence you expect at LEAST a certain extent of quality, but if you are short changed with the quality of the lecturers you get, i ask you, won't you feel agitated and angry? It's not a matter of this happening in every college, but its a matter of putting your money where your mouth is. If Taylor's fees is only 20k or 15k for instance, them fine with that, i won't argue, i may even get a pleasant surprise by getting more than what it's worth. Put this in this way, you don't expect me to get a proton engine in a ferrari when i've actually paid for a BMW. And im sure you will agree that Taylor's college recruits student in such humungous amount that the place seems more like a supermarket than an educational institution. Go check out colleges like Concord College, Cardiff Sixth Form College and you'll understand what i'm actually trying to say. How do you get personal attention when your class is so huge like for instance, about 30-33 people. It's like high school all over again.

KYUEM has a lot of Indian lecturers, I believe. Generally, experienced Indian lecturers are quite good and dedicated to their profession.

Well, lecturers do move around quite often nowadays, due to the competitive environment and if the salary structure is not competitive enough, the quality of the programme will no doubt be affected.