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What is the social life like at QM, do many people go out to clubs/bars frequently. Some people say it's either great or terrible. I already live in London so I know what the city has to offer,however if I do apply I plan to live on campus to get the full uni experience.
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You'll have to talk to a QMUL student directly.
I guess it's the type of person you are as London does have alot to offer.
I guess it's the type of person you are as London does have alot to offer.
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(Original post by Pearlfection1)
You'll have to talk to a QMUL student directly.
I guess it's the type of person you are as London does have alot to offer.
You'll have to talk to a QMUL student directly.
I guess it's the type of person you are as London does have alot to offer.
Just wondering though if the people are like me and enjoy going out or keep to themselves.
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Anyone else? One of my concerns is also about the large Asian population. Btw it has nothing do with Asian people themselves (I have grown up in London after all) but rather cultural reasons. I like going out drinking ect. I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs. I am planning on doing English and History BA too so would I socialize with people from the course.
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(Original post by Alexty28)
What is the social life like at QM, do many people go out to clubs/bars frequently. Some people say it's either great or terrible. I already live in London so I know what the city has to offer,however if I do apply I plan to live on campus to get the full uni experience.
What is the social life like at QM, do many people go out to clubs/bars frequently. Some people say it's either great or terrible. I already live in London so I know what the city has to offer,however if I do apply I plan to live on campus to get the full uni experience.
If you have any further questions ask ahead.
Cheers fella
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(Original post by Balkanstud)
I'm a QM student myself and will begin 2nd year. From my experience i'd have to say the social life isn't all that great in all honesty. It just feels like going to sixth form. In all my time here, i've never been clubbing or anything similar to that. But my experience is down to me commuting and not being active enough in actually trying to socialize. I tend to just chill on campus with people. How much of a social life you have at QM (or any other uni for that matter) depends on you. If you're passive like i was, you'll be disappointed. Don't get me wrong, you make friends but the social life didnt deliver to expectations i had of a uni. Again, this is just my experience. You're living on campus so things will definitely be easier for you.
If you have any further questions ask ahead.
Cheers fella
I'm a QM student myself and will begin 2nd year. From my experience i'd have to say the social life isn't all that great in all honesty. It just feels like going to sixth form. In all my time here, i've never been clubbing or anything similar to that. But my experience is down to me commuting and not being active enough in actually trying to socialize. I tend to just chill on campus with people. How much of a social life you have at QM (or any other uni for that matter) depends on you. If you're passive like i was, you'll be disappointed. Don't get me wrong, you make friends but the social life didnt deliver to expectations i had of a uni. Again, this is just my experience. You're living on campus so things will definitely be easier for you.
If you have any further questions ask ahead.
Cheers fella
best part about the QM campus.
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ur so closed minded not all asian people are religious and conservative. go learn the facts ignorant guy
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ur so closed minded not all asian people are religious and conservative. go learn the facts ignorant guy
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(Original post by Alexty28)
Anyone else? One of my concerns is also about the large Asian population. Btw it has nothing do with Asian people themselves (I have grown up in London after all) but rather cultural reasons. I like going out drinking ect. I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs. I am planning on doing English and History BA too so would I socialize with people from the course.
Anyone else? One of my concerns is also about the large Asian population. Btw it has nothing do with Asian people themselves (I have grown up in London after all) but rather cultural reasons. I like going out drinking ect. I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs. I am planning on doing English and History BA too so would I socialize with people from the course.
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(Original post by makhad198)
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ur so closed minded not all asian people are religious and conservative. go learn the facts ignorant guy
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ur so closed minded not all asian people are religious and conservative. go learn the facts ignorant guy
And what facts? The facts that not all Asian people are religious and conservative?
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(Original post by Alexty28)
Not saying that at all, I just seen many posts on tsr about QMUL having a large Asian population being secluded.
And what facts? The facts that not all Asian people are religious and conservative?
Not saying that at all, I just seen many posts on tsr about QMUL having a large Asian population being secluded.
And what facts? The facts that not all Asian people are religious and conservative?
YES those facts, not all asian people are religious and conservative. what a stupid generalisation
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(Original post by makhad198)
YES those facts, not all asian people are religious and conservative. what a stupid generalisation
YES those facts, not all asian people are religious and conservative. what a stupid generalisation
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"I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs"
Thats what you said about asian people - YOU generalised, like just cos theres asians in QMUL, doesnt mean your asian flatmates would all have conservative religious beliefs.
Thats what you said about asian people - YOU generalised, like just cos theres asians in QMUL, doesnt mean your asian flatmates would all have conservative religious beliefs.
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(Original post by makhad198)
"I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs"
Thats what you said about asian people - YOU generalised, like just cos theres asians in QMUL, doesnt mean your asian flatmates would all have conservative religious beliefs.
"I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs"
Thats what you said about asian people - YOU generalised, like just cos theres asians in QMUL, doesnt mean your asian flatmates would all have conservative religious beliefs.
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(Original post by Alexty28)
Maybe should of used a better example because never once in the sentence you used as an example I said that all Asian people are conservative and religious, and previously I mentioned that I heard that QMUL has a large Asian community which I heard from previous TSR post is quite exclusive and conservative. I never once stated it as fact or as one of my own personally beliefs that all Asian people are religious and conservative.
Maybe should of used a better example because never once in the sentence you used as an example I said that all Asian people are conservative and religious, and previously I mentioned that I heard that QMUL has a large Asian community which I heard from previous TSR post is quite exclusive and conservative. I never once stated it as fact or as one of my own personally beliefs that all Asian people are religious and conservative.
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(Original post by makhad198)
whatever just try and defend yourself with your dumb excuses
whatever just try and defend yourself with your dumb excuses
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(Original post by Alexty28)
Anyone else? One of my concerns is also about the large Asian population. Btw it has nothing do with Asian people themselves (I have grown up in London after all) but rather cultural reasons. I like going out drinking ect. I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs. I am planning on doing English and History BA too so would I socialize with people from the course.
Anyone else? One of my concerns is also about the large Asian population. Btw it has nothing do with Asian people themselves (I have grown up in London after all) but rather cultural reasons. I like going out drinking ect. I don't really want to be put in a flat with people with conservative religious beliefs. I am planning on doing English and History BA too so would I socialize with people from the course.
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(Original post by makhad198)
This was the FORTH comment in this thread yeh and I dont see nothing about u saying "oh im assuming they're conservative cos I read it on TSR"
This was the FORTH comment in this thread yeh and I dont see nothing about u saying "oh im assuming they're conservative cos I read it on TSR"
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(Original post by Alexty28)
Yes I should of worded it better I will admit to that, but I don't believe that everyone with ancestry that originates from an extremely diverse multi ethnic continent are all religious and conservative.
Yes I should of worded it better I will admit to that, but I don't believe that everyone with ancestry that originates from an extremely diverse multi ethnic continent are all religious and conservative.
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(Original post by makhad198)
whatever just try and defend yourself with your dumb excuses
whatever just try and defend yourself with your dumb excuses
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