applying to a uni i haven't seen yet?

I've applied to Education with a Year Abroad at the University of East Anglia but, due to living in the North of England, I can't afford to go down there for the applicant day. Does anyone have any advice? Should I still consider this uni as an option if I haven't visited it or spoken to anyone from it?

As someone who also applied for Education with a Year Abroad at the University of East Anglia. I went for their Applicant day in February and I can say it is a very good environment with adequate opportunities and fantastic facilities (depending on your course tho - I applied for Biological Sciences). Considering a uni even though you haven't visited it is not that bad as it's hard to attend open days while being a student. UEA has an online resource where you can communicate with students so you can speak to people from there with a flick of your wrist. I'm not sure but they probably also have virtual tours, so you can really experience the uni without actually travelling down there Hope this helps.

I've applied to Education with a Year Abroad at the University of East Anglia but, due to living in the North of England, I can't afford to go down there for the applicant day. Does anyone have any advice? Should I still consider this uni as an option if I haven't visited it or spoken to anyone from it?