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Which is better?

Which, according to you, is a better place to live and study in, and why : Sheffield, Nottingham, Lancaster? By better, I mean being friendly for international students for example. Thanks! :tongue:

Reply 1

LysFromParis

Original post by meg213

Which, according to you, is a better place to live and study in, and why : Sheffield, Nottingham, Lancaster? By better, I mean being friendly for international students for example. Thanks! :tongue:

Which degree do you apply for ?

Reply 2

evantej

Original post by meg213

Which, according to you, is a better place to live and study in, and why : Sheffield, Nottingham, Lancaster? By better, I mean being friendly for international students for example. Thanks! :tongue:

I would go for Sheffield, Lancaster, and then Nottingham; you might switch the latter two if you cannot stand being in a small town though (i.e. Lancaster). Nottingham did not make a particularly impressive impression on me when I went through it last week, but I visited Sheffield too, and the city-centre and university look nice.

Reply 3

meg213

Original post by LysFromParis

Which degree do you apply for ?

My degree is an MSc in Economics but I'm more interested to know the study as well as living environment of the place rather than the ranking of departments. For my course, as far as I know, Notts tops the list.

Reply 4

Little Jules

I really like Nottingham as a city, and the campus is large and very pretty. Nottingham's halls of residence are all on the campus, which is outside of the city, so it has quite a campus feel. I don't really know the other two.