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I really love this year’s international study experience at UCL, and I do believe that I will never forget the memorable moments there.
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do. not. apply. poor organisation
Good, very stimulating environment.
Overall was good ! Highly recommended
I cannot really comment on the undergraduate side of things at UCL as I completed a Masters degree here. The facilities were great and all start of the art. My particular course was overall okay, I would say. It could be disorganised at times. We had some really outstanding dieticians who were members of our facility. One in particular was extremely knowledgeable, kind and always approachable. Unfortunately this was not true for the whole department and I felt subject to discrimination.
Studying at UCL was one of the best choices that I have ever made in my life. Met a lot of people who inspired me and experienced a lot of things. The facilities were great as well.
International student. Did a 3 year degree. Lecturers went on strike and attempted to convince me to not go into the library to support them. Teachers are bias and teach their political leanings as facts. If you don't agree with the student union's position on things, good luck trying to argue with them. I paid crazy money for professors to not answer my emails, and have barely any time to help with queries. To be honest, going to UCL was paying 50K for a piece of paper with UCL on it, and no actual knowledge of anything mildly useful to my current career to back it up.
typical uni with bad organisation and admin but in a nice location.
Almost everything about UCL is excellent and the people who are only studying here without work or other responsibilities can get great benefits from all of the existing services and societies. Some services, e.g. student support centre, perhaps should have more employees to deal with the number of students more effectively. The strikes during 2019 and the upcoming one in February-March are real buzz killers though, and the worst part is that we do not get to have the lectures rescheduled or a full refund.
This is where hope and aspiration comes to die. Some of the worst educators in the country who conspire to trample on students energy and ambition by dumbing down and doing the absolute bare minimum. Go to any other university in the UK where teaching is by people that care; where there is intellectual stimulus and progressive attitudes; where accommodation is available and where you can look back with fondness and remember university as a foundation for future success. UCL offers none of these things and I wish I had made any other choice for further education.
I am really enjoying my time at UCL and the facilities are really great. They have many enormous libraries to access resources and quiet places to study. There are a range of societies and clubs to join.