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163 International student nationalities at this university
6.3% International students from USA
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RESEARCH
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£15,184
£7,156
UNDERGRADUATE
£25,990
POSTGRADUATE
£27,800
Overall experience
98% of reviewers recommend UCL (University College London)
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Anonymous, Greece
4
UCL
I feel that my course has taught me great techniques. The tutors at UCL are the best, they really were amazing and provided me with high quality knowledge, grounded in research. There are many benefits to studying at UCL, easy access and great facilities. However, I feel that there are several aspects t read full review
I feel that my course has taught me great techniques. The tutors at UCL are the best, they really were amazing and provided me with high quality knowledge, grounded in research. There are many benefits to studying at UCL, easy access and great facilities. However, I feel that there are several aspects that are very disorganised; sometimes classes are too small and there was a lack of seats, there were delays in receiving grades and technical issues with assignments. While considering these issues I would still highly recommend UCL. show less
Anonymous, Nigeria
2
If you're rich, come here!
The courses started up easy but got really hard in the process. I would have preferred it if they began hard altogether so that we get the pace and know what to expect from the studying requirements. The administration isn't organized. The staff is not helpful and don't give any solutions or guidelines read full review
The courses started up easy but got really hard in the process. I would have preferred it if they began hard altogether so that we get the pace and know what to expect from the studying requirements. The administration isn't organized. The staff is not helpful and don't give any solutions or guidelines for any problem you might have, you have to search for a solution yourself and it's not always the case that you find it. Many people have trouble with the registration and the online system. The teachers are generally 50/50: either they are very good and helpful or totally indifferent. Living in the campus is pretty good apart from the fact of everything closing very early. A very big disadvantage is that there is not always enough space in the classroom for all students and many have to stand up. Also, both the residence and the tuition are very expensive! show less
