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Extremely friendly environment, lectures and modules are thoroughly interesting and there's always something to do in Sheffield, be it at the uni or in the city.

Overall a very good University experience. Helpful and knowledgeable staff and the best Student's Union in the country provide a good central hub for your time at the University. The city itself is great and very student friendly, whatever your tastes are.

Overall it's very good, with a modern, thriving students union and lots of clubs and societies to get involved with. The accommodation is nice but expensive. You can choose almost all of your modules and follow whichever path you like, and there are plenty of practice rooms, but they're pretty cold in winter!

I am a student at the University of Glasgow and have chosen it because of the apparently good student experience and the support that was advertised. I have found that my current course is not right for me and now want to change. The problem with this university is that there are no internal transfers, if you want to change your degree you have to re-apply to all universities through UCAS again. I have spoken to the rector about it, he said he would so something...to this very day I had no further response from him and don't expect to. Other unis do internal transfers without all this UCAS-nightmare and even have personal tutors! The University of Glasgow is just a business, how you feel does not matter as long as they get the money. Lecturers are not good at teaching at all and some should even be banned from teaching. My advisor of studies is no help at all and basically has no experience in his field of giving advice. I would not anyone want to go through the same things as I did.

Cardiff is a great place to study. The city has everything and you will be learning in and out of the lecture room. Firstly, the lecturers know their stuff and are always willing to help so never feel that you can't ask them if your confused or a little stuck. Secondly, living in Cardiff is an experience in itself, it's like the London of the West. The Welsh public or also incredibly friendly people and you'll never be far away from a happy soul. I have loved my stay here so far and dont want my time to end. I've met long-life friends and learned a lot too.

Wales is the best place to study and so naturally the University of South Wales is the number one choice for anyone. Two of the finest uni's have joined together to create a five campus extravaganza that will leave even the most happy student envious, The lecturers have infinite knowledge in their chosen fields and the facilities are as good as anywhere. You will have the choice between Cardiff (3 campus') & Newport (2 campus') to choose where to study and between them, there will definitely be a course for you. The social part of USW is just as good with plenty of places to please everyone whether you want to chill out with mates or make new ones. Choosing USW will be the best decision you ever make.

The University of South Wales is an amazing place to study. It mixes education & culture well while juggling the pressures of living on your own in a strange new city (providing your not a Newport resident). USW recently combined with three other campus' in Cardiff to create a new 'super uni' merging Newport University & Glamorgan University so I can only really speak of Newport's City Campus but with all five campus' running simultaneously, I expect others will echo my thoughts.

I am enjoying my experience of Uni in London. If you want to go to University then make sure you are enthusiastic about your subject.

I really like London and it is far better than my home town. If you are thinking of applying to University then don't be afraid of doing presentations

I'm loving UCL and my course. It's a great, reputable Uni with amazing student life. If you want to study at UCL then try and get accommodation near the campus. If you are wanting to study Medicine then make sure you practice your interview. My UCL one wasn't too bad but they will grill you on anything you mention in your Personal Statement and on your BMAT essay.