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EVE University has provided a unique learning opportunity, one that I can easily and heartily recommend to any player, be they new or even a little old. The most important thing I see that the Uni offers is its lively social atmosphere and an eager willingness to assist each other with any situation. We take care of each other, and there are many of us... As a stepping-stone to the rest of your EVE life, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better foundation for building upon.

Let's cut the faffy stuff.

As an ex-Unista and an EVE University senior recruiter I could not hold a corp in higher esteem.

E-Uni is an excellent place for new pilots (and older pilots with new things to learn) to get a grip on the game.
Alumni of E-Uni are all over the place, and owe their abilities to this corp. If you are looking for a starter corp, look no further.

My character is 5 years old but it wasn't until I joined E-Uni 3 months ago that I began to actually learn, understand and enjoy EVE Online. If, like me, you really want to play EVE but you can't seem to penetrate its hard shell and get to the good stuff in the middle, you can do much worse than join Eve University. Three months into my studentship and there is still so much more that the Uni can give and teach me before I set off on my own. I highly recommend a stint in Eve Uni if you find yourself lost in big, bad New Eden.

Well you might be thinking about eve university as a place to go with you new eve character. Well your looking in the right place. It does not mater what skill path you want to take, the University is a great resource for you. How do I know this? Let me tell you of my experience.

I got into the game due to some friends that came from World of Warcraft. I was a bit late leaving WoW, and pulled some very dumb moves. Including lagging out a node in a starter zone with the use of a burst ecm. After a talk the corp decide that would be best if, I joined a training corp to learn about the game. I was the classic nOOb,

I applied to EVE University and was in the Q for about a month. Good thing to as this allowed me to repair my security status. With the help of a GM that felt sorry for me. I spent that time skilling up as a miner.

I get in. One day later we are war decked. I find out about the war time standard operating procurers, and about how to setup the overview. I transport my stuff out of my old home to aldrat. That was when I started to get an idea that I would like this place. When I went into old mining system in an industrial. I saw a post UNI scout in system dock up posted by worst can flipper in system.

Once I get back to Aldrat, inquire if that normal and am told yes. They also tell me to join the first fleet of the war if I want to see why, It turned out with the low skills I had a was just able to fly an e-war cruiser. So I join the first fleet and OMG it 108 people. We move through the local low sec everyone runs away. After an hour into fleet, we receive in local an invite to fight at an asteroid belt. Our fleet commander warps us in. Violating rule one of UNI tactics: Fight only on your own terms I later learn. Well the fight was going well for our side until we got hot dropped by three or four capital ships plus support. As e-war I died in seconds it was glorious, plus the University replaced my ship.

My focus switched to becoming the best e-war pilot possible. Less than a week later I was no longer mining for isk. I had discovered missions. One month after that I did my first wormhole fleet in my drake. I discovered exploration and needed another account to train the skills on. During this time my main had started doing level four missions to the point I needed a way to haul the salvage to market. I redirected the skill path of my explorer to include hauling. I finished training him this last month and transferred him to my main account. He now has his own hauling corp, has both a block-aid runner and freighter. My main is still doing missions for isk, has planetary interaction on three worlds. I am now looking at different pvp aspects, incursions, and manufactoring. Not bad for miner that took a 5.2 security status hit for lighting off a burst ecm in high sec 8 months ago.

So yes, The Uni is great place to learn almost everything.

If you want to learn how to play this game, joining the Uni is a requirement not an option. I'd not have learned how to armor/shield tank my Dramiel if not for the Uni (jk).

If it wasn't for the university, I'd probably have quit the game after the trial ended. This main thing is that the game's learning curve is so steep that you would need a personal touch to help you along. The classes are the BEST thing in the university because they let you learn SO much and there are practicals too, which let you test out some stuff, and not just reading about it somewhere, its totally different. The teaching staff are excellent and will guide you 1-on-1 if you are a bit slow in picking up the techniques to survive in EVE.

Highly recommend!!! Fly Safe o7

E-Uni has been a great community for me to learn the game - and meet some fantastic people. If you are a new pilot I can't think of a better place to be to start your Eve journey.

OP

Eve Uni gives you an excellent grounding in Eve.

It gives you the knowledge and experience to develop into a character that would be an asset to any corp you chose to join in future, while having fun at the same time! There's always someone else on happy to mission, mine or PVP with you!

If you ever have a question, or need help, there is always someone there.

o7

It's an excellent introduction to Eve if you're new..and even if you're not new it's a place where your skills and knowledge can be put to good use for less experienced players.

Very sociable and fun. You won't find a much better place to expand your enjoyment of the game with us!

Have pased my RO interview...as soon as I move some stuff I shall be a student pilot. Looking forward too a great learning experience!