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Choosing Your University

When choosing your university you should decide which

factors aremost important to you and consider your options

with these inmind. It’s your choice and it should be driven by

your preferences and interests. Think about the following

:

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The best university is the one that feels right

for you, and you should take the opportunity

to have a look around before you make a final

decision. Visiting universities is also a great

way of finding out how far away from home

they are, and how easy it is to get there.

Realising Opportunities

Applying to Higher Education 2017

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Type

Campus:

Campus universities are usually

outside of the city centre and have all their

teaching buildings and accommodation

on one site.

City:

City universities tend to have their

teaching and accommodation buildings

spread out across the city.

Size

Universities can vary in size from less than

10,000 students up to around 40,000

students.

Making Comparisons

Looking at league tables is a good way to

compare different universities. Remember

to look at subject league tables too!

Distance fromHome

How far away from home would you like to

be?

Are there good transport links?

How much will it cost to travel there?