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Bus service is always full so you have to be on the ball.The IT Suite it kitted out with high end machines with professional programs and they offer good things to you. The speed of the internet in the accommodation is fast, double what I had at home.Occasional spikes of traffic on the net though.

When in Highschool: study, study, study! Better grades will leave you the option to choose a real university. The course content is subpar, even a Highschool diploma is more difficult to obtain. One can not understand many of the teachers as they have heavy accents. Students are usually wasted in the evening and spend the night locked in the lavatories vomiting. The student body is highly segregated. Ethnic or religious minorities do not interact. The future employment prospectus for a graduate of this institution is meager at best, is this is the standard of education throughout Britain then the future is bleak. In conclusion; this institution of higher learning lacks any ever so vague degree of academic rigour, members of the faculty lack the qualifications to teach and are usually bitter, athletic societies lack any standards. I as an economist recommend and ongoing student thinking of attending this university to not do so, save your money for a car, life insurance, a house, anything really.

A QUIET place ,so the safety can be ensure.Now I have to mention the main library, which is working 24/7 . But the fine is higher if you couldn't return the short loans book within 24 hours.Accommodation was awesome!

SOAS law is a terrible place. Probably about 1/3 of the faculty either can't teach or are just terrible people to deal with. The admin is even worse in its bureaucracy. Overall, it's a depressing and overly-stressful experience. Students morale is low and faculty are uninterested in trying to change that. Other London law schools aren't like this.The alumni network is nonexistent and employment prospects are grim. AVOID.

Uni so far has been stressful and arduous. However, this state is almost entirely a result of my laziness. Proactivity is a must for getting much from this uni. The lecturers are kind and always willing to help if you're in a bind.

Located in a breath-taking environment, away from town where drunk people lay in streets. Hope has great lecturers that care about students education. Best experience up to date.

City life isn't that great but the course i'm doing provides good job prospects.

Best nightlife, always something to do. Theres tons of different courses for different people, you get to meet such a range. Its an amazing atmosphere, strong student community but the towns not too far. So much fun! Also good for getting a job.

Campus - The beautiful campus is what made me fall in love with Nottingham in the first place, and it's always what I think of first when I think of Nottingham. There's something really right about having a calm, beautiful background to study in - with so much greenary and lovely buildings. Accommodation - In my first year I lived in halls off campus (but 3 minutes away from the campus) so I could be self-catered. BEST DECISION EVER. Our flat was nice, and the block was amazingly built so we could all wonder in and out of each other's flats.Nightlife - Nottingham is well knows for a buzzing nightlife, and it really is amazing. The clubs are huge and vary so much, there are so many bars and other things to do. Shopping during the day is also great, with everything I want in the centre of the city.Societies - The societies are great here, with a MASSIVE verity. I found my main friendgroup though mine, and through being on a committee I've learned so much about myself and life. Uni would have been very different without my society. Basically Nottingham's amazing.

Nottingham is a friendly university with great on campus facilities including gym, swimming pool, health service, food and places to relax. The nightlife is great and bus transport is cheap!