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I love the place and the teachers
I like the diversity of the people you get to meet. The tutors bring into teaching real life experiences which is great and also help to see what we can expect in the industry. Teachers are supportive and patient with us, makes the workload less scary :). Also, there are endless support from the university, whatever help you need throughout youe studies, they will help you or guide towards the help you need. I'm really happy that I took the opportunity to apply to study at London MET.
The location and staffs are great. The building looks very old in general.
18-24 years
First gen student
First of all, I have to say about the location. The location is great and easy to travel. The university is very diverse and the tutors are just amazing, words aren't enough to praise them. Overall, I am happy with everything, however I feel having a bigger canteen could make the place more nice as more students can socialise - and also, if we could celebrate some events at the university where all the should participate may make the university experience much more nicer, such as, Eid's, Diwali, some countries independence day etc.
There’s a lot of support available.
25-34 years
First gen student
I believe that the university itself is great and has lot of potential as it is big and beautiful. There is plenty of things to do and lots of support by the university. The classes are big and everything works well. The problem comes with the student Union. I don't think they are organised and I don't think they have enough staff to support the activities proposed by students group leaders. Even societies are not really good and this is because everything in the student union is a mess. I also believe that because there is no real campus where the student live it university lack of student life. As everyone just come to study and do the assessment and then leave
Good university but not for everyone since you might not like being at a good university. World class education at an affordable price
25-34 years
First gen student
It’s a nice university, with loads of employability opportunities which is needed in this times. And the flexibility to student is great
Lecturers and University support are the best
18-24 years
First gen student
A lot of support is offered for completing coursework such as one-on-one sessions for students to receive advice on how to achieve top marks in their written assignments and technical reports.
the people! such an amazing diverse range of people
18-24 years
First gen student
Teachers are very helpful
25-34 years
Great corresponding.
It is my first year, and so far, I have nothing to complain about. University is incredibly diverse, with students from all over the world and a wide range of ages. The staff is pleasant and helpful to the best of their abilities, there is an extensive library with a large selection of books, and they are open till late. Everything is near the university (library, accommodation, cafes, Tube, bus stops, etc.) There is also a pub-like location(in the university) where students can gather and enjoy alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages. However, it is a wonderful place that provides opportunities to people of all backgrounds.
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It's a great place, although the canteens need to serve hot food longer than just lunchtime. Also, there seems to be one canteen permanently closed at Holloway.
The best aspect is arguably the diversity in the university as theres tons of people from different and interesting backgrounds. The worst would probably be the slow replies from student union
As a matured student there is great support network from all lectures and extra support from student personal 1-1 tutors and and also academic mentors. Everyone is in place to help you succeed. The course is designed to help you build on gradually through the weeks. My only concern is the length of lectures on certain days as my attention span is short. Over all a very good atmosphere to learn. Disability department work with such urgency to support your needs I was impressed.
I wasn't sure about the uni at first as I applied last minute, but they've been really accommodating and my tutors are brilliant. They're really passionate about everything, and it makes the learning experience really fun. I was planning on changing uni after first year because of the bad reviews of London Met but after this term I'm definitely going to stay for my whole course!


25-34 years
First gen student
To start, I get alot of support from my lecturers, which is probabably the most important factor of place of study. I'm actually completely new to the subjects on my course and I'm able to keep up with my peers because of the lecturers. Also, London Met creates an engaging enviorment to keep the interests of the students with challenging but fun activties in the labs/worshops. Where the uni is located can be a big help as many students are traveling from the outskirts of london and beyond has very liitle issues commuting to the inner city of london. And finally, London Met has a lot of facilitational space to get a bit of study time, on your own or with your peers. Not really much bad things to say because I'm really enjoying my experience at London Metroplotian University. Honest thoughts :)
This is where it gets a bit interesting. subjects like Networking and Communication Engineering are usually the places I have the most trouble with and still do lol. But this is what we need to do in order to get to our goals, so a bit of a struggle is good right? There is a lot of programming within this course which you would find enjoyable, plus Information Systems is highly informative. Be prepared to read a lot of textsfrom books or your subjects! lol
London Metropolitian (Holloway Road) is in a very diverst area of london. It has multicultures for everyone to explore and the people are pretty freindly. London as city is great for public commuting. You wll find it quite easy to navigate and get around.