LSE has really poor facilities?

Hello guys, i m thinking of masters in management department of LSE.
ppl says that lse is really small, and all facilities are really old, and there are only 2 own buildings, while most of other classes will be in buildings which are not owned by lse. and library is tiny comparing to other unis
i wonder how is it comparing to UCL, KCL, Imperial, Cass, Queen Mary ???
hows business school in particular?
I see only three pros now:
Awesome lecturers, and lots of extracurric. lectures w famous guests.
Awesome tutors
Brand name, recognition.

Cons:
Old facilities (lecture halls, classes, computers)
Small buildings
Small lib
No good uni life?
Accomodation is quite far and no en-suite at all?

where is management departments classes take place? which building?

Hello guys, i m thinking of masters in management department of LSE.
ppl says that lse is really small, and all facilities are really old, and there are only 2 own buildings, while most of other classes will be in buildings which are not owned by lse. and library is tiny comparing to other unis
i wonder how is it comparing to UCL, KCL, Imperial, Cass, Queen Mary ???
hows business school in particular?
I see only three pros now:
Awesome lecturers, and lots of extracurric. lectures w famous guests.
Awesome tutors
Brand name, recognition.

Cons:
Old facilities (lecture halls, classes, computers)
Small buildings
Small lib
No good uni life?
Accomodation is quite far and no en-suite at all?

Hello guys, i m thinking of masters in management department of LSE.
ppl says that lse is really small, and all facilities are really old, and there are only 2 own buildings, while most of other classes will be in buildings which are not owned by lse. and library is tiny comparing to other unis
i wonder how is it comparing to UCL, KCL, Imperial, Cass, Queen Mary ???
hows business school in particular?
I see only three pros now:
Awesome lecturers, and lots of extracurric. lectures w famous guests.
Awesome tutors
Brand name, recognition.

Cons:
Old facilities (lecture halls, classes, computers)
Small buildings
Small lib
No good uni life?
Accomodation is quite far and no en-suite at all?

They own quite a few buildings actually. The New Academic Building is the best. Classrooms at LSE in general are clean, bright and modern, I've always been satisfied with the school in that regard. I have never had a class in a non-LSE building. Library IS horrendous, always full: half of the top floor is taken up by a women's studies library that is always empty. They recently moved the IT team into the library as well taking away what was once my favourite study spot. Currently the entire central section is a complete mess as they are doing a massive rebuild. Looks like it'll be great when it's finished but that won't be for some time.

LSE accommodation is **** and overpriced. It's better to rent privately and share. Unless you're really well off there's nowhere decent near LSE with en-suites. I live a 30 minute tube ride away from campus.

No good uni life ... well, this is a matter of perspective, and you'll find many different views on here. I tend to take a very negative approach to this question but only because that's been my experience. I find the people at LSE to be over ambitious soulless slaves of academia with high hopes of being eternal slaves to City banks, or the political class of whatever dictatorship their parents got rich in. Many of them are Oxbridge rejects so they try to make up for that. I have witnessed students at LSE wearing suits. Let me repeat that: I have witnessed undergraduate university students at LSE showing up in suits. Make of that what you will. You might enjoy it. For me just walking into LSE is depressing. Thankfully I am in my final year.

They own quite a few buildings actually. The New Academic Building is the best. Classrooms at LSE in general are clean, bright and modern, I've always been satisfied with the school in that regard. I have never had a class in a non-LSE building. Library IS horrendous, always full: half of the top floor is taken up by a women's studies library that is always empty. They recently moved the IT team into the library as well taking away what was once my favourite study spot. Currently the entire central section is a complete mess as they are doing a massive rebuild. Looks like it'll be great when it's finished but that won't be for some time.

LSE accommodation is **** and overpriced. It's better to rent privately and share. Unless you're really well off there's nowhere decent near LSE with en-suites. I live a 30 minute tube ride away from campus.

No good uni life ... well, this is a matter of perspective, and you'll find many different views on here. I tend to take a very negative approach to this question but only because that's been my experience. I find the people at LSE to be over ambitious soulless slaves of academia with high hopes of being eternal slaves to City banks, or the political class of whatever dictatorship their parents got rich in. Many of them are Oxbridge rejects so they try to make up for that. I have witnessed students at LSE wearing suits. Let me repeat that: I have witnessed undergraduate university students at LSE showing up in suits. Make of that what you will. You might enjoy it. For me just walking into LSE is depressing. Thankfully I am in my final year.

management department of LSE.

Awesome lecturers, and lots of extracurric. lectures w famous guests.
Awesome tutors
Brand name, recognition.

Is the student life that bad? Is it hard if you come from France not knowing anyone?

Although I am not a student at LSE yet, from my experience when I visit there, the library is definitely not "small" but the opposite
Just out of curiosity: What is the new building for and when will they finish building it?