lincoln what do you want to know?

First of all what are you studying? Secondly, how much support were you given during your course, did you feel like you could always go to someone for help if you didn't understand something?

Do you know anyone on the Contemporary Lens Media course? do they enjoy it? Do you think it looks like a good course?

Hi i know this probably sounds like a stupid question but when we move into the on campus accomodation is there anywhere to park so we can move all our stuff in ?

Hi!
Is there a gym on campus and if so how pricey is it?

Do you know anyone on the Contemporary Lens Media course? do they enjoy it? Do you think it looks like a good course?

I was on the Contemporary Lens Media course, before I left for health reasons. I did enjoy it to begin with, you learn a lot of interesting things. But it depends on what you're focused on.

I found that if you're a Moving Image focused person, you'll find yourself alienated, as a lot of people take the course mainly to do the Photography aspect. Most of the people on my course were like 'I've never done film, I wanted to see what it was like'.

Oh, and there are a lot of rules to filmmaking that they don't teach you, but they teach you all the rules of photography. Guess that's biased in photography's favour?

I was in the Thomas Parker House for my course, and it's since moved on-campus. It's probably better now, but I didn't rate it too highly.

You'd be better off with more than just my opinion. I only did the course for around three months before I left.

I hated some of my flatmates too, so I don't think that helped much.


If you're focusing mostly on one aspect of the course, you'd be better off doing that specific course (if you're interested in Moving Image mainly, I'd suggest choosing Film Studies).

I have a couple of questions.
The first is how much are the posters in the poster sale? (Everything else that I'm interested in for the welcome week is free as far as I know - the fairs). The second is how would you rate the gym? I'm considering joining the gym but I also want to learn kick-boxing or different gym classes. :/
I'm taking Film and TV. What's it like, as a whole? I know you said that you felt like you got a good level of support earlier.

thanks for your answer! I had just seen a couple of bad things about the course and wanted an opinion. everything you said is understandable though, thanks


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What bad things? Going to be studying it as well all I've heard is good things its like all university courses its what you make of it. I'm more moving image based during the interview they said it's up to you on how much photography or moving image you do.

when you enroll you will get your timetable on blackboard witch you will have to log into using your student nubber. when you say different how different do you mean. if you let me know if might be easer to fill you in on what you dont know

Hi! Whats the nightlife in Lincoln like? Also whats the female to male ratio at the uni?