Reasonable accommodation. First year is on campus and is shared accommodation. After 1st year, you have to find your own accommodation in town and is very good for price.

Very tight knit medical school and good community feel. Early clinical exposure to ward placements.

I live in a facility provided by aparto. It is a private student accommodation facility which I was able to move into as soon as it was built. It is very expensive but I enjoy living there as it does provide certain amenities.

Because of its high rank as a university and for my degree. I entered through clearing so it was one of my only options. I didn't know anyone from this university and I wasn't too fond of the location at the time either, however, since being here I am very happy.

The accommodation is quite expensive for its small size and bare necessities. However, it is a matter of convenience for the student. And it is a great place to network with other students.

Factors for choosing admission include- Ability for an integrated masters Good work environment Away from the hustle of the city Very welcome atmosphere Rigorous academic training A lot of hands on experience

No

It was a good and reputed university and in my budget also other better university I applied I could not get in

On campus. Infrastructure and amenities were great. Services were great too

I accepted it majorly due to the scholarship. It played s huge role in my decision making

Yeah

It is close to my UK home.

The university had a good course in computer science. It's also got a good/decent reputation as a university although that doesn't matter too much for me. The equipment/facilities at the university are also great and the open day really made me interested in going (for comparison a different open day for my previous first choice university was horrible)

The university I chose was one of the best in the country for the course I wanted to do. And was a complete change of scenery to what I grew up with going from a city to a countryside on site uni. Is also a top 10 uni which looks good on cvs

Plenty of facilities on campus, from sports centres to bars and restaurants. Library is stunning also and campus is laid out very well. Short bus ride or taxi journey away from the city of Lancaster (10 minutes or so) where there are even more options. These include a castle, several nightclubs although there are less of these compared to a bigger city. Overall a very solid offering, especially considering good rail links to big cities like Manchester, Liverpool or London all of which you can get to within an hour or two means it's a very good option.

Lots of options for accommodation all the way from shared facilities to studio flats. No bedroom sharing in any case, so will always have that to yourself. You can either share toilets between a floor or between a couple people or just to yourself at still fairly reasonable prices compared to the likes of London. A basic room at the university with a toilet to yourself and a shared kitchen at the University accommodation costs about £135 per week. Off campus accomodation available in later years can offer the same for a bit cheaper but also need to consider the cost of transport in this difference.