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I am really enjoying uni life. One piece of advice would be for someone thinking of going to university would be to work more and sleep less. Also try and get as much industrial experience as you can prior to applying to uni, but also whilst you are studying, especially for electrical engineering

QM is a great uni to both for studying and being social. I would recommend that people going to uni sould definitely work more and sleep less!

I am enjoyed my undergraduate degree at Queen Mary, that I am now actually studying for a postgrad degree. Uni in general is a lot of hard work, so make sure you work really hard from the beginning.

The SU lived up to its terrible reputation in my first year, but as a head of a society in second year I've had a bit of contact with the ex-students who work there and they seem keen to turn things around. It will be a slow process I'm sure but that's why I gave it 3 stars... instead of 1.I personally think there should be more language teaching hours, especially for ab initio languages. Also if you want a computer in the Multimedia Centre in the languages block or in the Arts and Social Sciences Library after 11am, don't bother. Same goes for getting a desk in the library after 8am during the summer term.Don't be put off by the fact that Stoke Bishop isn't in the centre of town - you won't regret living there in first year! There is a free bus and the walk is a good hangover cure anyway. And work in the bar there if you can - the pay and experience are both great.I love the city itself so much! It's full of independent businesses and great bars. Plenty of stuff for edgy ('edgy'?) people too.

Swansea is an incredible place to live as a student with both the beach just over the road and the incredible nightlife of Windstreet and SIn City. As well as this the University is great as it offers loads of societies and sports, and the teaching and facilities for my course have been really good. I have had the best time of my life at uni in Swansea and miss it a lot this year on my year abroad!

There isn't enough study space or social space. We could also do with more communal areas in the halls of residence.

Tip - Get involved in societies both within the Medical School and the whole of UCL.Look up job or internship opportunities during your study period.

It's pretty fun. Nights out in London are definitely better than my small town home.Try to get involved in as much as you can at the start in order to make friends.

Amazing experience, I really like it at SOAS. My course is fun and interesting and South Asian Culture has been my best module so far.

Accommodation - think about where in the city you would like to live as location in the city is important.Advice before starting - read up as much as you can on the subject you will be studying. Try and work out what interests you.