sheffield or hallam?

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  1. pmcdonald92's Avatar
    41 08-07-2012  16:16
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    Re: sheffield or hallam?
    Hallam! We give more banter
  2. Lee.Shaw's Avatar
    42 12-07-2012  17:46
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    Re: sheffield or hallam?
    Sheffield Uni.

    Its a better name to have on your CV
    Its accommodation is better
    Its union is better, if not the best in the UK.

    There are study abroad opportunities and you can always do work experience in the summer if its not part of your course.
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