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I have made some good friends at lancaster university and so I enjoy it. Lancaster university have some brilliant facilities to make you time enjoyable. there are also lots of bars on campus.

it is perfect, but making sure you plan your studying before seminars and enjoy it. And I am really enjoy my course , the lecture are excellent. The course are really engaging and subject matter is very, very interesting.

I really enjoy this university as it is pretty good at education and there are lots of such nice people. all facilities are very well performing for education purpose and good-looking

Great course and staff, course gives you lots of practical experience and placements so that you actually stand a good chance of getting a job at the end. Given me great contacts. Treated as a person not just a number as some of mates say they are in other Uni's

I didnt stick it out at the LSE went there went there at first but transferred in semester 1. There was only one halls that I could have afford and i got it but they put me in a shared room I would be lying if I said this wasnt a big factor in my decision to leave. I meet one or two nice people but on the whole people conformed to the stereotypes rich, self-obsessed and career driven. But on the other hand it a very international university where you will meet interesting people. London has soming for every but if of course expensive.

i do love my uni.. sadly UEL doesnt get that much appreciation for their work but they do try their best for their students. they offer so much help for future and current employment i always get emails about voluntary or paid work. it is really good even if it does not look good from the outside lol

this is close to my house and has everything around me such as superstores and shopping centers but. the uni doesn t look very attractive to me otherwise education is average

i personally have no issues with my uni, they have all the requirements i need although it could be better when it comes to appearance as it looks unattractive (stratford campus)

overall, my uni is 'alright' it does what is necessary i guess that is the most important thing. education wise, it is good I have no complaints although it would be hard for me to rate their social facilities and student union as i dont go there often

The facilities are state of the art, specifically the sports centre with its very contemporary fitness suite, swimming pool, sports science lab, sports halls, gymnasium and climbing wall. A large part of the Campus (which is rather small, probably very little bigger than a college campus) has been refurbished in recent years. The rest is starting to become very run down and concrete retro style which isn't particularly ascetically pleasing. The current refurbishment on most of the campus seems rushed and therefore inadequately carried out. The student union is pointless and utterly a waste of space. Theres no use for them unless your on a sports team and want to get completely bladdered all the time, and even then, the events are either non existent or are badly organised with no class at all. Accommodation - if your in an old building, it looks like a piece of rubbish on the outside but have been refurbished well on the interior with adequate room sizes and have been built properly. If your in the new buildings, they look awful on the outside, there badly built with many problems such as lack of wifi, large amounts of mould, bad ventilation and condensation, 2 showers and toilets between 9 people which look like they've had better days, but on the plus side youve got a fairly big room in comparison to others - HAHA. The student village has been far backdated and dosent even require comment. The halls of residence in general are far overpriced compared to other student living within plymouth. Theres also a large problem with hot water and heating in the winter, or the lack there of. If you have any problems with halls, the only viable option available is to move you elsewhere. Either that or excuses. don't bother. BA Outdoor adventure education is brilliant!