In terms of location, it is ideal whilst studying your degree you have a real chance to explore a new environment and make links with people you may not have had the chance to do before. Living in Paris opens a gateway of opportunities to find people with similar niches to you from a variety of different backgrounds - for example activism really manifests itself in Paris in a way of crowd involvement unlike movements in the UK, and I have found it an incredible way to make new friends! In terms of resources however it is a little bit harder. The university does not have access to an onsite medical practitioner, and social spaces are quite small. For prospective students who may be sensitive to overstimulation or in need of that medical support, ULIP currently does not provide those facilities. In terms of cost, there are many accessible facilities for students CROUS + CAF, however these come from outside the university. As a student from a lower income background, these forms of government aide have helped massively but the university does not have a lot of financial aide. This problem is also made more difficult when considering the university does not have an onsite campus accommodation option. The company they work with for student living costs around 3k per term, which is devastating for lower income students. I live in co-living with other students which brings my rent down a lot, but it is still tough.

The courses are amazing super immersive and I find a real enjoyment in writing my essays each time!!:)

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Great location, great quality tuition and degree. Student life impaired by small environment. I found myself needing to make friends outside of university.

Excellent, tutors always at my disposal.

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