194,786 university reviews

Manchester uni is ideal as it has a wide range of courses, good lecturers and facilities which are really useful. The nightlife in Manchester for me is almost unrivalled too.

Completely blown away by the whole experience. Incredible professors, with a very intimate style of teaching (my Economics class has a total of 7 people). Full on, and very challenging. The place for me without a doubt.

There's a saying 'I don't need sex because LSE fxxks me everyday!' People might have the impression that LSE produces future bankers, politicians, lawyers etc., but I find it more than just a blindly competitive place to live and study. Here people get enough freedom of choice to find their own way of balancing life and work (for instance most lectures are not compulsory of going!). The library is always a great place to wonder around, and the lovely Lincoln Inn's field, too, just opposite to the New Academic Building, if you prefer a lunch in the park. What's also so great about LSE is that it's in London, with most job opportunities and exposure to life in this country. Although living expenditure is a bit higher, but it's well worth the price - just think about all the free art, exhibitions and fun.

The buzzing academic atmosphere at the New College of the Humanities is unrivalled. NCH has such a sense of excitement and brilliance about it that it is difficult to imagine being a student at a university where you are simply passing through instead of being a part of.One of NCH's less mentioned attributes, aside from the world class academics and lectures the size of book clubs, is at the foundation of the amazing experience there. It is the ability to mould and have and change the new and intimate institution.

The clubs and societies are the best here. There are so many to choose from you are guaranteed to find one that you like! The best perk of living in university residence is the free gym membership where you can go to gym classes anytime of the day and the fitness suite at certain times of the day.The lectures are strange as though we are still in high school in that attendance is taken in some of the lectures, I fell that they don't treat us as adults to make our own decisions and spoon feed us information.

I have a low amount of contact time for my course so I did not rate courses and lectures as high. I love the city of Leeds. The union is great! My personal tutor and the careers centre are good for job prospects.

I came here last year and have enjoined it here ever since. The tutors are helpful and students are friendly. The accommodation was nice and there were no problems whatsoever. Getting to places is easy as the town is not very big. This also means you'll bump into familiar faces more often, especially if you have too many friends. The city is quiet and peaceful and people are nice.

University was definitely a good choice in life. However, with most things, there are downfall's. The University itself is very good in terms of facilities and location. The teaching method's however are unbalanced. Unfortunately most of the teachers who you would never believe would be teaching at industry standard. The ones that are good are amazing at their jobs and they provide help, support and are generally great at doing what they do. University is very mixed. The nightlife is moderate and could do with different kinds of places/events going on instead of trying to compress students into one big clone. Complete sell-outs that are afraid to try something new.The whole University experience is a rollercoaster of ups and downs. But it was a good opportunity in life to truly question what you want to do after you graduate.

My university is amazing, the lecturers are all very friendly and helpful and whenever I have had a problem I've been able to speak to them very quickly. The university itself is fantastic and always has something going on and has a fantastic support group including careers staff, financial assistance etc. The town itself has everything you need and is very cheap on a student night out so you get both the highs and lows of student life. All in all its a fantastic university and town to live in and is very cheap!

LOVE the college system. Instant friends and you don't feel like you're invisible. Beautiful old city full of students which means that any trip out- shopping or walking to lectures always guarantees you'll bump into someone.Feels very traditional- gowns and formal dinners. Matriculation in the cathedral.