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Sort:Latest reviewsPlenty of eye candy when I was there i'd say around 5 to 1 ratio of girls to guys. Great city. Top social. Great course.
Has to be the best Uni - beautiful city centre campus - everything near by, you don't need transport. The Fine Art lecturers are great.
The job prospects are quite good and because the university has a place to help you find jobs and it makes it easier to find work. The facilities are great, for example, the cafes and the computer rooms on campus makes it easy to study and/or chill out. There are places to meet with your working group if there's N room in lirbary which is handy.
My course is really good because the lectures are very informative and the labs are well equiped which is great for doing practicals. The night life is really good because there are a lot of clubs and pubs which are all near by and they all have something unique about them. As an international student, I was really happy with the city because the people are friendly and I've made some great friends.
The photography society has been good meeting people with similar interests. The city itself is too busy for me, especially on nights out. The queueing can be very time consuming in many of the clubs. The actual accomodation is nice to live in but the value for money is Nt worth it. The course doens't seem to have taught me much and I don't particularly get on with many of my lecturers because I've never recieved much positive feedback.
There are many different accomodation choices, however, mine at Pavillions was poor and needed refreshing. The city it's self is really nice and the university gives lots of opportunities to get involved. When I look for a job eventually, I can think of many places I would apply for so I kNw the options are there, however, I have heard it can be hard to be recruited and it may take a while until you are employed.
The city life is great because everything is in walking distance. The city is historical which is interesting considering my course. As well as this, there is a good night life. The student halls is good for first years because everyone is together and you can get to kNw people a lot easier. In a house, it's a lot less socialable. The library is very useful and reliable because of it's long open hours which is important if your course has lots of essay writing.
Job opportunities are scarce which has been difficult in to keep up with my finances. However, the city is great in terms of activities and I reccomend the bars. The university lectures can be poor because I find they don't make clear references to specific quotes which would have been very helpful in my essay writing.
The quite a lot of variety in terms of clubs and societies. There isn't a lot of choice for nights out. I think there's only one clubs I really enjoy. There's Nt a lot to do during the day other than go and get a meal or go to the cinema. There is a bowling alley but it looks quite run down and I've never been eager to visit it.
I have lived in Pavillions for all my course because every year there are new people and the price is roughly the same as a house would be. I've met most of my friends in my accomodation so would recommend it highly. The course I study has great facilities which are always available and if you are passionate about your course you'll never fail to get the right resources. The library has good spots to wright essays where you aren't distracted.
There's quiet a lot to do in Lincoln if you have come from a smaller city originally. Personally, the cities highlight is the shopping because there is many places to choose from. The feminism society and the anime society are my favourite because I like to get involved with issues within the UK and the anime society has helped me to meet people with similar interests.
The sports centre is my favourite aspect of the university facilities because there are spaces for things like squash, basketball and football. The city life gets old by the time you are in your third year from things to do in the day time to things to do at night. The price is good for the accomodation and there is a large range, however, all the places I have lived there has been damage and it has been worn out. The student halls is good though.
The job prospects are ongoing because every year people move out of university but the overall number of vacancies is less than the number of students so unless you move fast it can be hard to find part time work. Lola Lo's is a great club with the right people on the right night. The equipment for my course is great and it can also be rented out but it can be risky because if you damage it you have to pay for it.
The clubs and societiesare great because of the wide variety. Personally, Nne interest me but I think there are plenty of opportunities if I want to get involved. Jobs are available in Lincoln but you have to be quite commited to finding one. The hill is a nice place to go on a day out but it is very tiring if you are wanting to shop up there.
Everything in Lincoln is within walking distance. My favourite club is Home because the drinks are cheap and the music is good. The city is very attractive and the university campus is very well looked after. The sailing society I found very convinient because I did it at home so Lincoln is good for finding your hobbies. The jobs in Lincoln are limited but there are many places to apply for.
Lincoln as a whole isn't a large city and the campus actually takes up a lot of the area. Everywhere you go there'll be students so the city is really youthful which is great for meeting new people. I'm also part of the creative advertising society which offers trips to cool places. A lot of societies offer these trips so definitely join one if you like going out and visiting new places. My main issue with the university is it doesn't have a lot of sport equipment other than a gym, a swimming pool, for example would be better for me personally as well as a gym.
The course is amazing because there are many guest speakers who provide insight to the real industry. It has enabled me to learn about the actual job I may find myself in. The course is challenging but this really builds up your time management and you experience the real world. The shops aren't great because theres Nt a big range to choose from and there's Nt a lot to do in the city. However, the city has lots of good scenery.
Could be more job prospects created by the university seeing as though the city itself has very little to offer and more union involvement would also be good because I would like to be able to voice my opinion about certain matters.
It's a clean and small city which is easy to get around. All the shops are good with many places for students to go. I've got all the facilities I need to work without the hassle but I recommend you bring your own printer. My favourite feature is the historic value of the city because I'm always surrounded by good scenes and good atmosphere.
4.5
Lincoln uni is better than i expected, people here are nice and the city is calm it would be better if the publicised some of their activities more like the student union, i heard it's really good but I still don't really know anything about it.
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I want to find out more but there aren't many guides/anyone to tell you
It's expensive but I suppose it's alright, I've lived in a lot worse.