University of the Arts London in general

This college has a great atmosphere but the main problem with the London Institute is that it has no social events, mainly because the colleges are so spread out. the bar at back hill is ok and cheap the only worrying thing is the faulty air conditioning which sparks every now and again! studing in London is fantastic though as once you are in the centre everthing is compact and, depending how fit you are, can be reached by walking. being a student of any of the london uni's or colleges gives you access to ULU where they have big name bands and DJ's on a regular basis. The main advice I'd give to anyone applying to the London Institute is to start looking ...  Read the complete review

This is a school that I have been a part of for 5 years know and maybe staying on for sixth form. I believe it to be a good and very successful school for its size, and the sixth form has many things to offer people, including an excellent P.E facility. The school is now expanding into using courses over the internet, i.e., watching classes taught in collages, from the beacon using web cams. The school itself is situated in the area of Banstead, giving it a wide intake area, but this doesn't stop it being a great success, and a great place to study. So if you are looking for a place to go to sixth from then I recommend it greatly ...  Read the complete review

I write this with great care, as I have started uni twice and detested it both times - so I wouldn't blame you for taking this with a pinch of salt! I studied for about two months at Camberwell College of Arts in south-east London and there are a few things that I would perhaps point out if you were thinking about applying. 1. The location: Camberwell is quite a rough area of London, kind of sandwiched between Brixton and Peckham, and you need to be quite streetwise to deal with day-to-day goings-on. If you're coming to uni straight from school (and particularly if you're not from the city) you might find it a bit much at first. Although you do get ...  Read the complete review