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I enjoy the university experience especially going into halls on park campus in first year as it is quiete sheltered although there isnt an awful lot to do in Northampton.

I would reccomend students who live at home to spend alot of extra time doing events at uni as it helps you to meet people outside of the course.

Cardiff is a great place to study. The city has everything and you will be learning in and out of the lecture room. Firstly, the lecturers know their stuff and are always willing to help so never feel that you can't ask them if your confused or a little stuck. Secondly, living in Cardiff is an experience in itself, it's like the London of the West. The Welsh public or also incredibly friendly people and you'll never be far away from a happy soul. I have loved my stay here so far and dont want my time to end. I've met long-life friends and learned a lot too.

I love Imperial College London it has everything I need to help me with my course and is taught very well by some great tutors. The university has amazing facilities such as the library and computer rooms, and also some of the best accommodation in London. The university is situated in a beautiful setting and really makes me feel at home when I am there. I could not recommend coming to Imperial anymore, the only problem is how much it costs to live here, so be prepared to budget or spend lots!

in my 3rd year studying Bsc Sports development and have been encouraged to do a Msc in sports management here the at UNI, The staff are great and really helpful with good bantar as well which is very encouraging these days. Overall the exp has been fun. the course itself covers a lot fo aspects from business marketing to comparative study and the UK sports development sectors and allows you the opportunity to do some research in barcelona for your 3rd year which is the best part of it all going NOU camp.The overall city life is good druing the academic years as its a student populated city so once its summer its a bit of a ghost town lol. Freshers is great for meeting loads of new people and the Union hve loads of societies you cannot possible miss.

The university is very nice, however, there are some major flaws with Holland Hall accommodation rooms. For example, the shower curtains don't meet the floor and everything gets soaked at knee height level and the eating time is far too early because you end up being hungry at 9 o'clock and therefore have to order a spice magic indian or dominoes pizza.

University of Exeter is really nice place. Not just in terms of studying, but also in terms of all essential aspects of student life. Highly-skilled lecturers contribute towards our course degree and provide with the unique knowledge. Uni facilities help to make studying interesting and exciting. Societies organize nice events and activities that help socialize and meet new people. Beautiful campus creates incredible studying atmosphere.

I would definitely suggest potential students to apply for a place in Uni of Exeter.Overall uni can be ranked high. It has a positive environment for studying. Staff is qualified and friendly. Lectures are mostly interesting. Classrooms and lecture theaters are big, modern, technically equipped and comfortable. Campus is very green and full of beautiful flowers, bushes, trees. The halls are all close to Studying buildings. Accommodations are mostly new, well furnished and cleaned. Catering option is also available. A new innovative gym was opened this year, which is the best campus gym in Europe. The city of Exeter is small, but VERY beautiful. Location is obviously an advantage. Many small riverside towns are close to Exeter, so you can visit them during weekend, doing wind riding.City life is not that rich, just a few clubs and small restaurants. However people here a very nice. A multicultural uni gives you an opportunity to find new friends and enjoy your staying in Exeter. Uni building themselves are eye candy, all modern and new. Overall it is a perfect place to focus on studying, so that nightlife won't distract you every single night from your main goal -getting a degree.

So nice university! Really like it! Everything is for students' : big modern library with perfect facilities and also a lot of thinks not related to education such as clubs and societies. Highly recommended university !

The student life and the general environment of the uni was brilliant! It was like being in your own little bubble. It felt like being in a little family community, and even after having left university if I meet someone who studied at Brunel it instantly feels like there is a bond.There is a lot to do in terms of extracurricular activities - join clubs and societies and get involved! That is one part of my university life I regret - not getting as involved as I could have in the first 2 years. When my final 2 years came I was too busy with my workload to get involved!In terms of the course itself, I studied Business and Management (Marketing). Overall I wasn't too happy purely because I didn't quite realise before I started how much would consist of independent learning - only 6 hours a week on ave. of lectures wasn't enough in my opinion. Also I didn't quite realise that the course involved a lot of independent learning. From this a word of advice would be to ensure you double check the no. of tutor hours or the number of students per lecturer.Despite not being too happy with the teaching for my degree, I think it pushed me harder and it definitely paid off as I ended up with a 1st Class degree :).I also did a sandwich degree (my 3rd year was a placement year in industry), and that is definitely something I would recommend! It's a brilliant opportunity to get hands on experience, a majority of placements are paid, it made me more determined to succeed in my final year, and it gave me a year of experience to add to my C.V - I secured a job only months after graduating!