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This one is one a lot of people refer to:
Guardian University Guide
And you can use the drop down menu to look according to subject.

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The independent's 'Complete university guide' allows you to weight the different factors according to how relevant you percieve them to be. This therefore produces a league table which best reflects what you see as important in choosing a university.

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I was reading this article about how Bradford university has gone down to 73 from 61 in the new league table. how do they know this when it hasn't been published yet?

Or if it has, how do i view the whole data?

http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/local/localbrad/8978758.Bradford_University_slides_in_league_tables/

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Does anybody know when they are going to be published? Last year it was on the 30 April.

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The Independent's 2012 Complete University Guide has just been made available on their website.

http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings

So are there any surprises or was it just what you expected?

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How nice of you to post this, thank you :smile:

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Planning on going NTU this summer (if I get the grades) and I'm pleased that it's quite high, not that I believe these are 100% accurate and that our university decisions should be oriented around the rankings.

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I bet the employers will be dissecting these results already and the implications for their graduate recruitment LOL

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Here's the link:

http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings

So what do you make of it?

Thames Valley isn't number 1.

WORST. LEAGUE TABLE. EVER.

LSE top for Law! Interesting.

About right apart from Lancaster?

One of the better economics league tables too I would say

Cambridge at number 1 :O

And Nottingham is lower than I expected.

Seems pretty unsurprising to me, nothing much of note

Warwicks dropped a place :'(

I'm supprised Hull has dropped to 62nd tbh, didn't see that coming.

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Original post by Ollie901

Warwicks dropped a place :'(

I'm supprised Hull has dropped to 62nd tbh, didn't see that coming.

Yes I was surprised about Hull also, but its been dropping heavily for the past few years!

Imperial are above Warwick for Maths?! Dunno how to feel about that :s-smilie:

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UCL is top for English? Now, I knew they were very good but I'm suprised they topped Oxford.

But what has changed in these universities themselves overnight?

Nothing.

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Imperial are above Warwick for Maths?! Dunno how to feel about that :s-smilie:

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Fine, you have an offer from Cambridge. :smile:

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