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I am currently in the process of applying to a criminology course and was wondering which is the better one out of these universities. Lancaster, Loughborough or Leicester?
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(Original post by Joelpp2002)
I am currently in the process of applying to a criminology course and was wondering which is the better one out of these universities. Lancaster, Loughborough or Leicester?
I am currently in the process of applying to a criminology course and was wondering which is the better one out of these universities. Lancaster, Loughborough or Leicester?
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Which course do you prefer? Look at all the optional units for all three years of the degree at each Uni.
Look at the Campus Tours and Open Day films for each Uni on YouTube.
Then look at the YouTube tourist films for each city and think about the reality of living there for three years.
Look at the Campus Tours and Open Day films for each Uni on YouTube.
Then look at the YouTube tourist films for each city and think about the reality of living there for three years.
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I’m studying law at UoL wouldn’t recommend the uni tbf student support crap even before Covid, not ethnically diverse this is obvious with the staff sadly. Not a good vibe.
Leicester itself is ok but the university and course not what I was expecting. Accommodation decent and not too pricey. Night life alright.
Leicester itself is ok but the university and course not what I was expecting. Accommodation decent and not too pricey. Night life alright.
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(Original post by Joelpp2002)
I am currently in the process of applying to a criminology course and was wondering which is the better one out of these universities. Lancaster, Loughborough or Leicester?
I am currently in the process of applying to a criminology course and was wondering which is the better one out of these universities. Lancaster, Loughborough or Leicester?
It's great that you're considering studying at Loughborough!
In terms of narrowing down your choices, there are a few things you may like to consider.
Firstly, in terms of the course, look carefully at the content of each, in terms of the finer details like the topics and modules that will be taught. Do they all sound interesting to you and would you enjoy studying them, and in particular, would you enjoy studying that course for its entire duration (3 years or more)? Also, does the course offer the placement year or study abroad option, if that's something you're considering?
You might also like to consider the University location, setup and facilities. At Loughborough, we have one of the UK's biggest single-site green campuses at 440 acres, with everything you need as a student in one place, with town centre just 15 minutes' walk away. We recently produced a campus tour video that you may like to watch. Alternatively, you might prefer being based in a city.
Similarly, look into the accommodation available - is it on or off campus, what facilities and support networks are available, and how do the costs compare?
In addition, you might like to look at the extra-curricular activities on offer at each university. Are there any specific hobbies / interests that you would like to continue or try at university, and does each university offer something for you? For example, what societies do they have and other student activities such as volunteering, fundraising, media, sport, enterprise etc.
Furthermore, what support is available for you? If you will require any specific support at university, make sure you look into the provision at each institution, as well as the additional support services available, should you need them.
Ultimately, I would advise you to consider the complete package - what is important to you in a university and which best meets your specific needs, requirements and preferences, not just during your time there, but also for your future career aspirations?
I hope this helps!
All the best,
- Dan
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