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University and its campus has all the facilities for the students eg Library, Cafeteria, rooms for studying. Weather in this City is always cold and rainy
Has a good small-town community feel, everyone knows everyone. Lack of creative subjects means generally more nerdy atmosphere. My particular course felt outdated and played a very small role in gaining employment. If you like big-city normal attractions avoid (no cinema, no interesting nightlife, no gigs). Make your own fun kinda place. Also note University term is from Sept-June i.e. it is raining. Beautiful place in Summer and June/July when your exams finish it's a great place to live, the rest of the time, not so much.It's also cheap, quid/quid 50 pints are not out of the ordinary, something you wouldn't find in big cities.I would recommend for an introverted, outdoors-y, kinda person. Halls are quite nice also.
The city isn't actually that big and doesn't feel like a city so there's not much to do on a day and a night. The buses from my accommodation which is off campus, called safety bus, is always late and not enough seats.
I've enjoyed my time at this uni so far. The lecturers have all been very knowledgable and willing to help at all costs. Students lack motivation however to get involved in extracurricular activities, this could be due to the majority of students travelling to and from campus from other towns though.
I have found the course and the lectures practical and meaningful. The student union is good and the facilities here are great. Job prospects still heavily rely on students capability.
Imperial College London is a fantastic university to have attended. The content of the course is great. The accommodation is very expensive but living in London is fantastic. All kinds of support from the University. Your prospects are based on the name of Imperial College London and the relevance of the course.
Real community, and spirit. You get out what you put in. You make friends for life, get into an industry in which the university is nationally known. So can compete against the bigger universities. The univveristy has everything you need to help launch your career
Harper Adams is a great rural university, with the options of nights out in larger towns and cities if you want (Shrewsbury, Stafford, etc.). The academic staff are all very good and there is lots support available if you need/ want it. The new self catered halls are really nice, and sharing a kitchen/ flat is a great way to make really goods friends.
A great place with great courses. A real community feel throughout. All staff, academic and supportive are friendly and helpful. Many great opportunities available for experience and extra curricular. Could not have chosen a better place!
Great place to be, most welcoming atmosphere I've ever come across. With the true ethos of working hard and having a good time as well. You get to know pretty much everyone on campus and it's very easy to socialise and find friends. With lectures that are informative and drive your assignments up by grades beyond your expectations Harper Adams is growing and becoming a much larger organisations
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It is a good university with a modern academic staff, which is quite adequate for the department I chose.
PROS - The university has been absolutely stellar at providing opportunities to those who put in that extra effort. - Support, particularly the maths gym provided by the uni for ...
