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I really enjoy my time in uni.I managed to start a job and study at the same time.You have enough free time and the chance to attend interesting lectures.

At the beginning, because classes were in English and I was not used to that, I took language classes from the Language Center and they were quite a lot of help to get used to studying in English.

excellent new students union.

Nottingham is an amazing city! So much to see and do, with aspects of both the shopping/party city life. Plus green parks and wildlife.

Bangor University is a great Uni! I have had so many briliant experiences whilst studying here. Bangor is seen as a rather small city to compare with other Universities, but everything you will need is here. There is only 3 nightclubs here, for some this is a problem as it might seem little but they offer many different music nights that means that you dont need more nightclubs! Nights such as 'Cheese Night'- where cheesy music is played, 'Rock vs Indie' night and many more. As Bangor is a rather small city, when going out to the street o'r lectures, you're bound to see someone you know which is nice! There is a wide range of courses here- i have friends that study so many different things. For Welsh students, Bangor is the University that offers the most courses throught the medium of Welsh, which is great for us Welshies! Courses like sports science also brings eye candy to Bangor which is always a good thing to think about! The facilities here at Bangor are great. There are lecture buildings all over Bangor, and all of them have a library near by. At least 2 of the library's are also 24/7 so when there's an assignment deadline it's possible to work on it all night at the library. Also on ffriddoedd site (the main accomidation site) there are computers in most common rooms that i've been in. So if you dont have a laptop, there are many computers available. Living in Bangor also is cheap compared to other places i visited when thinking of going to University. accomidation is cheap and actual living costs are cheap. The only downer is there are not as many very very cheap deals in Bangor than there are in large cities. I'm only a part of the Welsh society but there are so many events happening within the society i would have time to be apart with anything else.

I am studying Business management and marketing at Liverpool Hope University. Overall everything is good at Uni in Liverpool. There seems to be a lot of clubs and societies available to join and they all seem to be at pretty high levels. A lot of people say that the student union isn't very good, but I actually enjoy it, it is quite small but cosy and is a really good place to just go and relax with a few friends while still being in uni.

The University provides a wide range of courses and the lecturers are very good. I was based in Eastbourne with all the sports, hospitality and nursing students. The first two years at University it seemed as though the Eastbourne Campus was based predominantly around the sports faculty however towards the end of my third year things were coming slightly more even. Halls (Uni Accommodation) was great, In a great location next to all the University Facilities (a bit of a trek for Hospitality and events students) and just a short walk to town. Really nice grounds and nice meals as well with washing facilities on site. To be honest, what lets the uni down is the student union. When I was there it was pretty much non-existent and is mainly focused on the Brighton Campus. I know that this is much better now, but compared to a lot of the Universities my friends went too, our events were of quite a poor standard. I'm sure Brighton Campus students would say differently as it seems like they have a lot of fun and great events.

Loughborough is an amazing university to go to! Many people see it as being overly arrogant, but those universities are just jealous! We are proud of our heritage and our university. The campus is brilliant, the buildings are beautiful, and there is such a community atmosphere. I study Business, and although there may be the odd lecturer who is unengaging, the large majority are very knowledgeable and give very interesting lectures. The high level of sporting excellence is very attractive for potential sporty candidates, but even if you're not sporty that doesn't matter, there is a whole range of societies you can join! The Union is one of the largest in the UK boasting 3 nightclubs as well as a shop, a Starbucks and an amazing milkshake shop. If you're looking for a town/city with a large variety of nightlife, Loughborough is only a small market town so may not provide you with the large choice you're looking for. However, with three clubs in the union, a handful in town, and many pubs/bars/restaurants all over there is always somewhere to go for a night out.

Not really for those looking for big city life with variety in nightlife and a huge social scene. But a lovely place to live, you fall in love with it when living there. The university is a slight pain to get to if you live in town as both campuses are at the top of a hill, so bit of effort needed to make lectures! Excellent staff, union is lacking but facilities are there, but more appeal for nights out down in town now a days.

Generally such a poor university choice. The first year accommodation is lacking - there isn't much choice and the standards of them are not the best, although Scotia Quay and The Forge would have to be the best options. The city's offerings are very limited in terms of nights out and food, although Newcastle is only a metro, train or bus ride away. Definitely recommend on choosing to live in Newcastle during the second and third years - the housing selection is pretty poor and not the nicest. It's worth the commute and metro fare to live in the better city. In regard to the subject, Business and Marketing Management is not really all that it's cracked up to be either. Poor selection of modules with only sole focus on the assignment topics rather than trying to better marketing knowledge all together. Too many modules focused on personal development, which don't deliver at all - the attendance of them speaks volumes; no one wants to go to them yet they continue to put on such awful subjects. Do not provide the essential help that students need for after graduation such as interview techniques or software learning. Despite feedback sessions being a prominent part of each semester, none of the feedback was listened to, so our views are not valued - most of the modules still run the same despite constructive criticism on how to better them. Teachers are complained about, yet they are too egotistical and arrogant to change. Dissertation module in final year was a shambles - supervisors weren't assigned until 5 weeks into the module so dissertation help and advice was delayed. Lacking facilities such as not enough computers or printers. Awful SU and events.