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I haven't seen much about it on TSR. Is it good? Hows the night life like and the student union? Especially for STEM, such as Medical Sciences, are the facilities good? And the standard of teaching?
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(Original post by random_matt)
It's in Cambridge for that particular course, nightlife is fine in that respect.
It's in Cambridge for that particular course, nightlife is fine in that respect.
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I was told it would be in Chelmsford. Is the Cambridge campus better?
I was told it would be in Chelmsford. Is the Cambridge campus better?
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Hmm, did not realise they opened up facilities in 2018. Chelmsford my nearest shopping haven, it is a fine enough place from shopping to eating. All I know of ARU is that many of my fellow Access students went there for nursing degrees with many now working within hospitals and other capacities.
Hmm, did not realise they opened up facilities in 2018. Chelmsford my nearest shopping haven, it is a fine enough place from shopping to eating. All I know of ARU is that many of my fellow Access students went there for nursing degrees with many now working within hospitals and other capacities.
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I was actually thinking of doing an Access course instead of uni, more especially the one for Medicine and Bio-sciences. What I got from your last response is that you've done Access already. How was your experience on that? My A Levels didn't go spectacularly and I'm sceptical to start uni without a solid foundation of A Levels to cover me. Should I do the Access course and re apply to other universities? Or would it be better to resit my A Levels? Are A Levels better than Access? I'm sorry if you're unable to provide insight to these questions, either way I'd love to hear your experience with the Access course. Cheers
I was actually thinking of doing an Access course instead of uni, more especially the one for Medicine and Bio-sciences. What I got from your last response is that you've done Access already. How was your experience on that? My A Levels didn't go spectacularly and I'm sceptical to start uni without a solid foundation of A Levels to cover me. Should I do the Access course and re apply to other universities? Or would it be better to resit my A Levels? Are A Levels better than Access? I'm sorry if you're unable to provide insight to these questions, either way I'd love to hear your experience with the Access course. Cheers
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I haven't seen much about it on TSR. Is it good? Hows the night life like and the student union? Especially for STEM, such as Medical Sciences, are the facilities good? And the standard of teaching?
I haven't seen much about it on TSR. Is it good? Hows the night life like and the student union? Especially for STEM, such as Medical Sciences, are the facilities good? And the standard of teaching?
EDIT: Forgot there are multiple campuses for ARU, my comment is regarding the Chelmsford campus
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Avoid Anglia Ruskin University like you would coronavirus!! Whilst the majority of lecturers are enthusiastic and fantastic at what they do, there is absolutely no support for students who need it from management or administration. Whilst I managed an upper 2:1 through sheer determination to not let the sods get me down, there are so many problems which are not being addressed. Despite failures in providing consistent marking and feedback this was never looked into. This feedback is vital to improving but official complaints were whitewashed over and ignored. The biggest joke of all is that despite working under extreme conditions and doing well in the middle at part, the graduating year of 2020 will now have to wait until April 2021 to receive their certificate. Many post grad universities will not accept a mere transcript, they require the certificate. So... Not only do ARU not give two hoots about their students whilst under their banner... They could care even less about their future. Waste your time, money and future on this university at your peril.
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Avoid ARU like coronavirus. Whilst the majority of lecturers are enthusiastic and fantastic at what they do, there is absolutely no support for students who need it from management or administration. Whilst I managed an upper 2:1 through sheer determination to not let the sods get me down, there are so many problems which are not being addressed. Despite failures in providing consistent marking and feedback this was never looked into. This feedback is vital to improving but official complaints were whitewashed over and ignored. The biggest joke of all is that despite working under extreme conditions and doing well in the middle at part, the graduating year of 2020 will now have to wait until April 2021 to receive their certificate. Many post grad universities will not accept a mere transcript, they require the certificate. So... Not only do ARU not give two hoots about their students whilst under their banner... They could care even less about their future. Waste your time, money and future on this university at your peril.
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(Original post by Michcl1)
Avoid ARU like coronavirus. Whilst the majority of lecturers are enthusiastic and fantastic at what they do, there is absolutely no support for students who need it from management or administration. Whilst I managed an upper 2:1 through sheer determination to not let the sods get me down, there are so many problems which are not being addressed. Despite failures in providing consistent marking and feedback this was never looked into. This feedback is vital to improving but official complaints were whitewashed over and ignored. The biggest joke of all is that despite working under extreme conditions and doing well in the middle at part, the graduating year of 2020 will now have to wait until April 2021 to receive their certificate. Many post grad universities will not accept a mere transcript, they require the certificate. So... Not only do ARU not give two hoots about their students whilst under their banner... They could care even less about their future. Waste your time, money and future on this university at your peril.
Avoid ARU like coronavirus. Whilst the majority of lecturers are enthusiastic and fantastic at what they do, there is absolutely no support for students who need it from management or administration. Whilst I managed an upper 2:1 through sheer determination to not let the sods get me down, there are so many problems which are not being addressed. Despite failures in providing consistent marking and feedback this was never looked into. This feedback is vital to improving but official complaints were whitewashed over and ignored. The biggest joke of all is that despite working under extreme conditions and doing well in the middle at part, the graduating year of 2020 will now have to wait until April 2021 to receive their certificate. Many post grad universities will not accept a mere transcript, they require the certificate. So... Not only do ARU not give two hoots about their students whilst under their banner... They could care even less about their future. Waste your time, money and future on this university at your peril.
We have been supporting our graduates with electronic award transcripts where these have been requested by a range of organisations. These organisations have been happy to accept these in recognition of the difficulties in providing all our graduates with a hard copy of their certificate at this time due to the global pandemic. So, if you haven’t already, please do get in touch so we can support you with this.
I am sorry to hear that you’ve been having difficulties making a complaint as we take complaints from our students very seriously. Please do get in touch with our complaints team ([email protected]), so they can look into this further for you.
All the best,
Megan
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(Original post by ARUOfficial)
Although we will be issuing our certificates slightly later this year due to Covid-19, I would like to reassure you that these will be issued as soon as we are in a position to do so.
We have been supporting our graduates with electronic award transcripts where these have been requested by a range of organisations. These organisations have been happy to accept these in recognition of the difficulties in providing all our graduates with a hard copy of their certificate at this time due to the global pandemic. So, if you haven’t already, please do get in touch so we can support you with this.
I am sorry to hear that you’ve been having difficulties making a complaint as we take complaints from our students very seriously. Please do get in touch with our complaints team ([email protected]), so they can look into this further for you.
All the best,
Megan
Although we will be issuing our certificates slightly later this year due to Covid-19, I would like to reassure you that these will be issued as soon as we are in a position to do so.
We have been supporting our graduates with electronic award transcripts where these have been requested by a range of organisations. These organisations have been happy to accept these in recognition of the difficulties in providing all our graduates with a hard copy of their certificate at this time due to the global pandemic. So, if you haven’t already, please do get in touch so we can support you with this.
I am sorry to hear that you’ve been having difficulties making a complaint as we take complaints from our students very seriously. Please do get in touch with our complaints team ([email protected]), so they can look into this further for you.
All the best,
Megan
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