RGU Robert Gordon University in general

OK before I start I would like to clarify that as I am a student on the garthdee campus and in woolmanhill halls this opinion does not relate to the kepplestone/schoolhill/ect campuses as I know nothing of them. Right, here we go! My first impression off the Garthdee campus as I got off the shuttle bus from schoolhill (a very economical and useful feature of RGU) was that it looked more like an office than a Uni with all the glass and the contemporary design (apparently it's so it can't be seen above the tree line and therefore does not spoil the view). Once inside it begins to look more university like with the students meandering everywhere, from ...  Read the complete review

I started RGU when I was 16 years old. I left school abruptly after two weeks of sixth year, as I'd had a dramatic bust up with my friends (ironically they made up with me when they found out I was leaving, and begged me to stay!) I was unsure of what it was I really wanted to do, I had a vague idea about wanting to become a journalist, but I didn't know how to get into it. The publishing course at RGU seemed my best option. I called up one day and asked if they had any places, and bravo, I was in! I was so scared when I first started! There was one person in my class who I actually knew! That was surprising, although he was really just a ...  Read the complete review