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Great corp for any new player, join this corp if you want to learn how Eve works.

Recruitment is always open. We currently have a about a 4-5 day backlog in processing applications, but are doing our best to catch up. Inferno and the start of summer has seen the number of applications jump by over 80%.

I've spent my first month of EVE in E-UNI, and I can honestly say it is one of the top organizations in terms of management, kindness, and integrity.

Anyone can say anything about E-UNI, however, no one can deny it is one of the best places for new players.

In EVE, I have my roots in E-UNI, and I'm not one to ever forget where I came from, no matter where I go.

EVE Uni is awesome for new players looking to learn the game. If you're new to eve, and you're not sure what you want to do, EVE Uni is the place to be because they do teach everything. I started this game not knowing what I wanted to do. After a few weeks in the Uni's "Low Sec Camp" I knew PVP was what I wanted to do in game.

Peace decided to fall asleep again, likely exhausted after the rash it broke out in last week; war poked its cute head over the saddle and round we go again.

As always, recruitment is open! If you are interested in joining, here is a link for you: http://eveuni.org/apply

Classes and events continue apace, and in a little over a week we have two guest Q&As (not on our public calendar yet, so I'm not sure how much I should spoil \o/)! Applications are currently being processed 4-5 days after they are sent in, so apply today or miss out!

Our public channel "E-UNI" will give you information and help and a friendly environment; POs, applicants, alumni, friends, enemies, and small aardvark-like creatures from mysterious parts of New Eden all hang out there.

Summer time, wartime, events, classes, cows in fancy attire, and bunnies in tanks. Our backlog is gone, so what better time to apply?!

Applications are currently being processed within 12 hours!

Apply! Our doors are always open to new and old capsulleers alike. Bring a hat and a willingness to learn!

You can also join us in our public channel "E-UNI" and hang out with applicants, members, alumni, POs, friendly strangers, and suspicious strangers.

If you're a new player lost in New Eden and want to learn a thing or two on how to fly, or if you're a veteran interested in trying something new, Eve University is the place to go! We have classes of all different kinds covering all timezones and there's always something going on! Recruitment is always open so talk to one of our friendly Personnel Officers (like me!) and join today!

http://wiki.eveuniversity.org/Applying_to_EVE_University

Bump for E-Uni.

4 years ago, they were my first player run corp and introduced me to the magnificent sand box and facilitated my goals of reaching a solid 0.0 corp.

Unista 4 life

   


Join us in-game, in our public channel "E-UNI". There you can meet Personnel Officers, prospective members. members, alumni, and all kinds of strangers. It is a great source of information and help, whether you are looking to join or not.

To join the channel, simply click the small speech bubble in the top right of any other chat window. Type E-UNI in the text field and click join!

You phrase the question in a great way; I would venture to posit that wars improve the teaching and learning quality of all aspects of EVE, even (especially?) non-PvP aspects.

Firstly, wars encourage members to fleet up when they may otherwise have gone solo. EVE gameplay is, of course, enhanced when playing with other people.

Secondly, wars (the threat of PvP) I think adds depth to all aspects of the game, whether they are directly PvP aspects of the game or not. Learning to play with more consideration, learning what to expect and how to react, and learning the general flexibility that proficient PvP requires in most cases greatly contributes to the same skillsets needed for those "non-PvP" aspects of the game. You may get by and have quite a lot of fun without any of that, but I think generally it will improve the experience.

Thirdly, if you don't join, you won't have access to our events, classes, chat channels, and other s! Tell me how this doesn't restrict learning the game!


While it is natural and very common to hesitate approaching PvP, any benefit you get from waiting is rather debatable. You can be an effective and contributing member of a fleet within your first day in space, with very few skills. You are not even restricted to a single basic role as a new PvP pilot, with similar amounts of SP you can effectively fly frigates filling roles such as tackler, electronic warfare, and fleet support (with modules such as remote sensor boosters and tracking links).


Keep in mind, EVE University has been around for many years now with much of the time being filled with war declarations. We continue to teach newer and older player with ever-increasing success, despite and because of the perceived hardships of circumstances such as war.

If we did not feel we can effectively teach during war, we would not be recruiting! If we did not feel that players can have fun or be successful during war, we would not be recruiting!


Thank you for your questions; I hope these answers help.

Godspeed!