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Excellent placement scheme for all UG courses - you get tonnes of support with finding and applying from a dedicated team per faculty
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Lovely city - its small but with a lot to do (shopping, street food, coffee houses, oldy worldy tea shops, Georgian architecture, supermarkets, pubs, green spaces for picnics in summer, a few cocktail bars/clubs and even a place that does axe throwing) - there is probably quite a bit more stuff to do in Bath than there is in Coventry.
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Campus food outlets are affordable as the huge majority have meals for £1.50
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Well transport connected - U1s, U2, U3s and U4s all run from Campus to town and there's at least one bus every 5-10 minutes. Also from Bath bus station in town you can get to Bristol and Wells for £3.00 if you wanted to visit somewhere else
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Campus is quite small with everything close together so feels like a little village/community
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Bath has a high cost of living (similar to London) - and so renting there is expensive, although there is a lot of student accommodation available
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Bath is quite a small city which may not feel like enough for those who are used to places like London, Manchester, Birmingham etc
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Limited city parking (although you will get this with most cities)
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Bath has limited nightlife - so if you wanted to visit bigger clubs you'd have to get the bus to Bristol!
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Campus is on a large hill. The views from it are excellent. but this makes it difficult to walk/cycle on bad-weather days and so incurs a little extra transport expense for the bus up the hill (obviously Warwick is on flat ground so wouldn't have this problem!)
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