What is Keele like?

1. Keele is one of the largest and most beautiful campus in the UK. The campus is surrounded by 612 acres of land so the uni has a very much a community feel. Especially if you live on campus, it feels like you are in a Keele bubble.

2. There are different types of accomodation: Lindsay, horwood, hawthorns and barnes. They all very in how good they are. Hawthorns is much older then the other accomodation in offer and just off campus in keele village. Keele also offers accomodation in Stoke called Liberty court. All the accomodation there is ensuite and its around a 40min bus ride into Keele i think.

3. The surrounding is alright has everything you need, it depends on where you are from. The nearest high street is in Newcastle which is around 15mins on the bus. There is Potteries shopping centre in Hanley which is around 45mins away on the bus.

I definitely recommend you visit Keele. They offer visit days if you do get an offer from them around march. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask me. Hope it helps. Good luck.

Hey,

I'm guessing you go keele as spoke about it in a post? I was wondering if you could help me? What's the nightlife like there? Societies? And is it a diverse university in range of people, not racists but I come from a town where it's mainly indians and with festivals such as Diwali and Navrati I'd like to celebrate them at uni still!


Thank you


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How is Accounting and Marketing in Keele... or on their own...and the accommodation?...I don't know which to choose between Keele and Aberystwyth...does ABC mean 300 points...so if I get BBB I can still study it...or it means just ABC

I went to the Essex Open Day today and hated it. Not my place at all. It was going to be my back-up but after today I am not even applying there! Keele wants the same grades and I have heard good things about the university but I haven't had chance to visit and there are no more open days. I have a few questions about Keele, would you be able to help answer some of them?

1. What is the feel of the university like? I know it's hard to explain via the net, but what types of students do you get there (make a generalisation).

2. What is the accommodation like on the whole? Are there any halls that are absolutely disgusting?

3. Is the surrounding area nice?

Thanks


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I went to the Essex Open Day today and hated it. Not my place at all. It was going to be my back-up but after today I am not even applying there! Keele wants the same grades and I have heard good things about the university but I haven't had chance to visit and there are no more open days. I have a few questions about Keele, would you be able to help answer some of them?

1. What is the feel of the university like? I know it's hard to explain via the net, but what types of students do you get there (make a generalisation).

2. What is the accommodation like on the whole? Are there any halls that are absolutely disgusting?

3. Is the surrounding area nice?

Thanks


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