Are you unhappy with your current university studies? Come to Sting.

According to long-term statistics, almost every second university programme ends unsuccessfully. The reasons may vary. It may be because:

• students are unable to meet academic requirements,
• something happens in their lives that (temporarily) prevents them from continuing their studies, or
• they enrolled in any programme simply to keep their student status for the current year.

Usually, when students end their studies for these reasons, their surroundings accept it and support them in further attempts.

However, students often encounter less understanding when they decide to end their studies on their own.

What if you realise you don’t want to work in that field?

It happens that after some time, students realise they do not want to pursue the field they are studying.

Such a restart of one’s student career may be a reasonable solution at that moment, although the decision should be considered carefully.

We all experience mood swings, and if we are in a difficult psychological state, it is easy to succumb to emotions after the first failure, for example in an exam.

On the other hand, spending 5 years at university just to fulfil your parents’ ambitions, only to end up doing something completely different, is not an effective solution.

If you manage to discover early on which activities suit you best, you may ultimately become more successful than those who climbed far up the career ladder only to realise after decades that they leaned their ladder against the wrong wall.

But it may also happen that you simply stop enjoying your studies

Sometimes students choose the right field, but their enthusiasm is taken away by the school itself. It may be because they dislike the anonymous environment, the lectures where they barely manage to write notes without having the opportunity to ask anything, etc.

At Sting University, we are well aware that we do not learn for school, but for life — something we have written directly in our logo (Latin: Non scholæ sed vitæ).

What does this mean in practice?

• We involve professionals from the field in teaching, such as tax advisers and auditors, who will share their years of experience with you.
• We are strongly oriented towards practice and create excellent conditions for it.
• We show you modern tools for accounting, so you don’t have to spend your whole life manually rewriting documents into a computer — instead, you can make your work easier.
• Teaching takes place in smaller groups, so you feel comfortable and can ask anything.
• In some courses, we even offer hybrid teaching, allowing you to participate even when you cannot attend in person.
• You receive maximum support and a welcoming environment from a university you will grow to love just like we do.

Apply to us

If you are not satisfied with your current university studies and you enjoy accounting, taxation, managerial accounting, and controlling, submit an application to Sting University.

We are a private university with more than 4,500 graduates, and thanks to cooperation with our partners, you may even receive a 100% scholarship.

We look forward to seeing you!

Pavel Semerád
Lecturer at Sting University