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I chose to study at the university of chester because the courses offered are accredited by prestigious and professional bodies together with the high employability rate of over 90%. Also, the University is ranked as the sixth best for international students, because of the diversity of the student body population. It is a safe and serene environment for studying and I am excited to be here.

Feels great about joining UCB. It's prestigious and located at the heart of the Birmingham city. Facilities are amazing too.

I personally love going to Brunel. I did my pre-masters here and now doing my Masters. I didn't know what to expect before coming to study. Now, I love it here. The teachers are really down to earth and helpful. They always reply to your questions when you email them on the Brunel email. The accommodations are amazing as well . Campus accommodation is the best especially for us international students, otherwise, we might feel isolated. I made some really good friends here. There's also a gym, where I got membership for a year, which is quite cheap. There's a grocery shop called cost cutter on campus, and also Lidl is very close. It's a walking distance from Uxbridge Tube station and also West Drayton over ground station, we can catch a train to anywhere in London from both stations. There're also bus stops in all 3 sides of the university, so it's very easy to go anywhere. Heathrow is just 40 minutes away. Although It would have been great if we had washer and dryers in our own flats, instead of having to go to a laundry building. But they do provide us with unlimited clean bedsheets, pillow cover etc.

Give stuff for free for international students

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Brunel University is a great institution for quality education and student experience. The university puts extra effort in equipping students with tools and support that can be extremely helpful in students' professional development.

Not satisfactory pick up service (change of pickup place without any notification)

While the teaching staff are great, the greed and arrogance of the upper management continues to harm the student body. The total lack of postgrad scholarships for students in the humanities makes an overpriced degree in an already heinously expensive city even more prohibitive, and this is obviously reflected in the lack of diversity in the PGT student body. The university rests on its laurels, and while I love my course and the archival resources are great, I firmly do not believe it is worth what I pay. Precarious employment takes already overburdened staff over their limits. They deserve a better pay deal, not just now, but for the future of higher education in general. Support the UCU.

Great facilities and students' queries are always provided with appropriate solution

I think the best is the location, living in London is amazing and although it is still very expensive, it's much more affordable as a student than compared to London prices. I think this also has its downsides, there is no campus feel, no real connection between students. The societies at KCL are limited (mostly science based or nationality) and there aren't too many social events that bring people from different parts of the university together. For example, the departments host events but it's only for your course, I don't interact with anyone but those from my course or my flatmates. Even though they are in London, UCL seem to have more of a normal university experience in the sense that people know each other more and see each other around whereas at KCL you won't find anyone you know unless you look for them.