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Bloomsbury Institute London
Reviewed: January 2023*
Law and Legal Practice LLB (Hons)
University rating
1.0
extremely lonely place, i find myself crying in the library. you can barely make friends with anyone because you don’t get to meet your entire cohort. you’re shoved into a class of 15 people and have to stay with them for the whole semester. you do online lectures which are great but you feel as if you’re missing the full university experience. i have never felt so lonely and sad ever. the campus itself is so demotivating and ugly, you would think a private uni would put more effort into how the uni looks. my friends from other universities say it looks like a gp office, i tried to reach out for help once on this but i was told to look at the bigger picture of my overall degree, which is what i’m doing now. in my 2nd year just going to focus on the overall degree and my future. i just wish i was able to experience a few university things.
This university is a great place to study. Not only do they provide materials to facilitate us students, but they provide materials that would prepare us as professionals.
Facilities 5.0
Location 5.0
Student support 5.0
Campus look and feel 5.0
Student life 5.0
Students' union 5.0
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Lionda Krasniqi
Bloomsbury Institute London
Reviewed: March 2022*
Law and Legal Practice LLB (Hons)
University rating
5.0
The tutors make it a great place in workshops with the additional help
I have been surprised by the library services, amazing opportunities; talks and super interesting webinars, online lessons on how to access all the portals the uni offers (westlaw, trove etc). I have at my disposal knowledge and opportunities. So thank you for that
I love face to face contact, so maybe introducing live seminars would be amazing I understand that with the current covid situation online platforms have been a welcome alternative.
I enjoyed particularly the workshop way of structuring the lessons, really opens up dialogues.
I wish i could continue with the foundation course, seeing as the integration of all the subject make for an interesting degree.
Particularly interesting is the employability portal, through which many of my colleagues have found job opportunities and internships.
Overall, I am truly enjoying this experience. Thank you
Emma R. Badji
extremely lonely place, i find myself crying in the library. you can barely make friends with anyone because you don’t get to meet your entire cohort. you’re shoved into a class of 15 people and have to stay with them for the whole semester. you do online lectures which are great but you feel as if you’re missing the full university experience. i have never felt so lonely and sad ever. the campus itself is so demotivating and ugly, you would think a private uni would put more effort into how the uni looks. my friends from other universities say it looks like a gp office, i tried to reach out for help once on this but i was told to look at the bigger picture of my overall degree, which is what i’m doing now. in my 2nd year just going to focus on the overall degree and my future. i just wish i was able to experience a few university things.
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