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Hi Everyone, this is my first time using this so please be gentle with me
I've applied to the University of Stirling to study Biology and am curious as to what you feel about it? I live in Devon so attending an open day is very unlikely but I really like the look of it. Any information about the University night life, Stirling as a city in general, the campus, accommodation and specifically biology would be greatly appreciated. Thanks 
I've applied to the University of Stirling to study Biology and am curious as to what you feel about it? I live in Devon so attending an open day is very unlikely but I really like the look of it. Any information about the University night life, Stirling as a city in general, the campus, accommodation and specifically biology would be greatly appreciated. Thanks 
Original post by Hettie97
Hi Everyone, this is my first time using this so please be gentle with me I've applied to the University of Stirling to study Biology and am curious as to what you feel about it? I live in Devon so attending an open day is very unlikely but I really like the look of it. Any information about the University night life, Stirling as a city in general, the campus, accommodation and specifically biology would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I've applied to the University of Stirling to study Biology and am curious as to what you feel about it? I live in Devon so attending an open day is very unlikely but I really like the look of it. Any information about the University night life, Stirling as a city in general, the campus, accommodation and specifically biology would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Hi,
It's probably a poor substitute for being able to come to an open day, but these videos might be helpful for you:
http://www.stir.ac.uk/life-at-stirling/ &
https://www.youtube.com/user/UniversityOfStirling/videos
The city is small, so depending on what you're used to, the nightlife etc. might seem a pretty limited. On the flip side, most of the nightlife is very student oriented, since students make up such a large part of the population.
Half of the campus accommodation is 'brand new' (Juniper court just opened in September, Beech court opened the previous year, Willow court opened 2 years ago), the other half are very dated by comparison, so there's obviously a big variation between the rent prices.
Biology has one of the best teaching programmes in the university.
I hope that helps.
University of Stirling
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