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Subjects sessions- this is a talk from a lecturer about the course and gave me the chance to talk to lecturers and current students and ask them all of my questions, sometimes you get to see final yr students dissertation work which was helpful to see what the end results of my education could be!
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Campus tour- You get to see all of the facilities the uni offers normally from the perspective of a student themselves. These are also great for learning where things are a bit (which helped me not feel so lost once i started at the uni)
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Talk to different teams- a lot of other teams attend these open days such as the fees and finance team and the accommodation teams.
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Student life- do you want a uni that has a big clubbing and drinking culture or not
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Grad outcomes- how many students go on to be employed after they graduate?
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Value add- The difference between students degree results and their entry qualifications. This shows how effectively the university teaches. (Brighton is in the top 20 of universities for value added!)
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if you like sports, where are the closest gyms/swimming pools/other sports places
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if you like music,shows, comedy,theatre etc what are the venues like nearby what are the prices like, what events does the city have (not to boast but the brighton fringe is pretty good if i say so myself)
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if you like nature/hiking/outdoorsy stuff how far away would this be from you? you don't want to love the sea and move somewhere landlocked or love the concrete jungle and move to the middle of nowhere.
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Subjects sessions- this is a talk from a lecturer about the course and gave me the chance to talk to lecturers and current students and ask them all of my questions, sometimes you get to see final yr students dissertation work which was helpful to see what the end results of my education could be!
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Campus tour- You get to see all of the facilities the uni offers normally from the perspective of a student themselves. These are also great for learning where things are a bit (which helped me not feel so lost once i started at the uni)
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Talk to different teams- a lot of other teams attend these open days such as the fees and finance team and the accommodation teams.
•
Student life- do you want a uni that has a big clubbing and drinking culture or not
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Grad outcomes- how many students go on to be employed after they graduate?
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Value add- The difference between students degree results and their entry qualifications. This shows how effectively the university teaches. (Brighton is in the top 20 of universities for value added!)
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if you like sports, where are the closest gyms/swimming pools/other sports places
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if you like music,shows, comedy,theatre etc what are the venues like nearby what are the prices like, what events does the city have (not to boast but the brighton fringe is pretty good if i say so myself)
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if you like nature/hiking/outdoorsy stuff how far away would this be from you? you don't want to love the sea and move somewhere landlocked or love the concrete jungle and move to the middle of nowhere.
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School of Business and Law
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School of Applied Sciences
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School of Education, Sport and Health Sciences
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School of Art and Media
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School of Humanities and Social Sciences
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School of Architecture, Technology and Engineering
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admissions
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accommodation
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careers
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employability and volunteering
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disability and learning support
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international student support
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student money advice
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student life, Sport Brighton and Brighton Students’ Union
Last reply 2 months ago
GPA you had when you got accepted to University of Brighton