University of Wales, Aberystwyth in general

I have just finished a three year Law degree at Aberystwyth. If your looking to strudy in a friendly Uni in a smallish town this place is for you. There are lots of benefits of stydying at Aberytwyth for e.g: *Smallish town so within a few weeks you will know a lot of faces and make plently of friends, unlike city uni's where you may never see them again. *close-knit cammpus with plenty of facilities. Accomodation: *In fist year I stayed at Rosser Halls, which are self-catering and have theyre own en-suite, the downside is that the rooms are tiny and the wardrobes are even smaller. If you do not mind aharing a bathroom i would urge ...

I have applied to University for admission this year (2009) and have therefore been to various open days etc. I must stress prior to starting that I am not a student at the University of Aberystwyth, but I have visited and looked around the place, so my review will cover the more superficial elements to the University, and what I thought of it from my visit. Aberystwyth is a town in West Wales, which unfortunately, you are only able to get to from England and South Wales via one one incredibly windy road. This means does mean the journey time is usually a considerable number of hours. It's a beautiful little city though, and upon reaching it, you will feel ...

I spent three years here studying for a history degree and have to say it was the best three years of my life. I made my decision by first visiting the university on an open day and immediately fell in love with the town and how friendly the staff and people were, and the course was also exactly what I wanted to do so off I went. Having the national library on your doorstop is also a bonus especially when doing a degree that involves a lot of research like mine did. I was lucky in my first year accomadation in terms of my view- getting a room right on the sea front with a sea view, although without double glazing it did get pretty cold in the winter, but ...