DO NOT GO TO UEL (university of east london) PLEASE

Also, maybe you are new to TSR, but posting this 3 times in a short period of time, really isn't adding to your credibility.
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6926306

GlassAlice, the most credible person on TSR.

Also, maybe you are new to TSR, but posting this 3 times in a short period of time, really isn't adding to your credibility.
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6926306
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6926318

Thank you for following my posts so closely, unfortunately I actually posted 9 times in a short period of time...

Nevertheless, this was to emphasise and spread the word that this university is absolutely shocking for some of the following reasons:
The Disability team offer very minimum support
The student hub are incompotent in assigning students correct modules or addressing any admin issue.
There is no extension policy, so students who struggle have to go through a lengthy extenuating circumstances procedure
The teaching staff were so rude, self indulgent in their own research, and incapable of teaching, also don't respond to emails.

This is an opinion that is shared amongst many in my cohort. Unlike you, I am not interested in hating on others, I have posted (for first time in my life) as I feel it's my responsibility. Thus do take or leave the advice.

There is a thread of a similar nature about every single university in the UK. Some have more truth to them than others/ less hyperbole, some universities get multiple threads made about them.
They aren't generally met with much enthusiasm because of the sheer volume of them, many appear vindictive/ dishonest in nature.

While there may not be much evidence suggesting this user's "credibility", I don't believe there is enough evidence to suggest that they are deliberately trying to be vindictive either. They even wrote "Please when choosing a university, look at the student support and satisfaction percentage and choose accordingly. I only wish I had."

This statement merely encourages prospective students to not just glance over the student satisfaction ratings, which I think is reasonable advice. Regardless of whether you think anyone would take these complaints seriously, this person has a right to complain. People can decide for themselves whether to take it seriously or not.

Thank you for taking the time to empower a stranger to come forward and listen to their concerns, rather than dismissing it or questioning it's credibility. That was precisely my point, to encourage others to check the student satifaction ratings and to take or leave the advice. My perceived credibility is irrelavant to me, just here to share my experience, with a community.

Just stumbled on this attempting to look for a uni guideline on google. I agree 100%. Save yourselves before its too late. The teaching is horrible, the staff couldn't care less, as for mental health? LOL forget about it. There's NO support. They're so harsh and unhelpful, i attempted to transfer uni's but couldn't because my modules were not the same in the first year. It's honestly bottom of the barrel.

Thank you for following my posts so closely, unfortunately I actually posted 9 times in a short period of time...

Nevertheless, this was to emphasise and spread the word that this university is absolutely shocking for some of the following reasons:
The Disability team offer very minimum support
The student hub are incompotent in assigning students correct modules or addressing any admin issue.
There is no extension policy, so students who struggle have to go through a lengthy extenuating circumstances procedure
The teaching staff were so rude, self indulgent in their own research, and incapable of teaching, also don't respond to emails.

This is an opinion that is shared amongst many in my cohort. Unlike you, I am not interested in hating on others, I have posted (for first time in my life) as I feel it's my responsibility. Thus do take or leave the advice.