Sheffield OR Nottingham uni??

any ideas which one is better overall and for Civil Engineering. although Guardian uni guide places sheffield's civ dep 3rd in the country.

Don't go on which one is better, go on which university you like the look of and which course you think you will enjoy more. You could go to a higher ranking university, but hate it. There are much better things to base your decision on than a rank in a newspaper.

They're both good. Go to whichever one you like the best, and completely ignore league tables because the only people who give the slightest bit of a damn about them are students on TSR, it seems, and the newspapers themselves.

Just firmed Nottingham whoaaa
hope i don't regret it

I'm at Nottingham and I can say now that it is a great university. Visit it though and have a look around, don't take my word for it.

yh i came down there last month for a campus tour.
ru in the same building as the civ eng department is?

btw i'm thinking about applying for accomodation at Riverside point (?)
what do you think?

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Nah I'm in a different department. I'm not on campus so I don't know too much about accomodation, but I haven't heard a bad word from anyone about accommodation.

yh i came down there last month for a campus tour.
ru in the same building as the civ eng department is?

btw i'm thinking about applying for accomodation at Riverside point (?)
what do you think?

any ideas which one is better overall and for Civil Engineering. although Guardian uni guide places sheffield's civ dep 3rd in the country.

any ideas which one is better overall and for Civil Engineering. although Guardian uni guide places sheffield's civ dep 3rd in the country.

you might find it boring in riverside - it's quiet and tends to be more popular with postgrads to be honest. How come you're not considering on-campus accommodation? If it's because you really don't want catered, Broadgate Park is probably the best self-catered option