Aston University in general

After being a student at Aston University now for a year and a half I thought it was probably about time to write a review of it and its many services. Unfortunately I live at home so I probably can't give a thorough review as someone who has lived there but I have tried many of its services so hopefully I can give you a pretty good description of the entire goings on at the University. Getting in Well to start off with getting in to Aston you have to have a few A levels or at least the equivalent. What that ask for really does depend on the course that you take, whether it is a popular course or not makes a large difference on the grades they ask ...

I have come to notice that there are no RECENT (last two years) reviews of my university, Aston, Birmingham, so here I am, to paint a pretty picture for all to see. I am currently on placement in London, and so may not be able to give you an overall picture, but a fairly clear one of the first and second year experience of the Business School. I chose Aston University because it was one of the few universities in the country that did the course that I want to do, International Business and German. I was accepted into all 6 universities that I applied to through UCAS (not because I am that clever, but because everybody is crying out for language students, Oh, ...

I have been a student at Aston for 4 years now and am currently finishing the last 5 weeks of my degree. Throughout my time here I have really enjoyed being here. Birmingham is a busy, bustling city that has something for everyone and the university is small and friendly and close to the city centre. The department of languages is quite a small part of the university - many students take a language with a business degree. So in my degree there are not many students and I rarely have lectures, the seminars and tutorials i have have always had vetween 6 - 30 people in them. In that respect it is a good course because you get more attention from the teachers. ...