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- Madness.
- Too many guys/need more girls. Need a better union.
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- By lmsa - Undergraduate
- Course: Chemical Engineering - Combined Studies BSc (Hons)
- At Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
- UCLAN rocks!
- I had the most amazing 3 yrs in preston and i go back there at least twice a year just to get the UCLAN vibe!
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- By Fflur - Graduate
- At University Of Central Lancashire
- DMU- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
- DMU is a big busy university, make friends early, try to get a place in halls and dont get too sucked into the Leicester local lifestyle. The worlds of the students and the locals are completely parallel and dont always mix that well... There are a l...
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- By alexandra - Graduate
- Course: Marketing - Joint Honours BA (Hons)
- At De Montfort University
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