Zandagi Fedaie, BA (Hons) Business Studies: It’s a great university, it’s very central, that’s the main reason why I chose it.
London Bridge is like literally fifteen minutes away.
Henry Cartwright, MSc Real Estate: It’s fantastically located, right next to Elephant and Castle tube
and also you can wander up and enjoy everything that London has to offer right in the centre.
Dominic La Bouchardiere, BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance: I came here for London, ‘cause everything happens in London.
The university is really good like a lot of the lecturers like really help you and like if you want them to
they will actually sit down with you one to one and help you a lot, so it’s a really good Uni.
Nora Galgoczy, BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance: You can find them any time you want,
you can email them anytime you want, they meet up with you if you need any help.
Rita Matongorere, BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and HRM: They give us our space and they talk us like in adult way
and they respect us and as long as you’ve got that relationship going on then you’re good.
Zakia Sheba, LLB (Hons) Bachelor of Laws: The lecturers here are like role models for use here because they’ve,
they’re already solicitors or barristers and they’ve gone through the path. So we want to go through the same path as well.
Dominic La Bouchardiere, BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance: It’s a lot of fun, like, just get groups, like just, like make friends early,
you got your groups of mates it’s just like you can study together you go out together it’s just pretty brilliant.
Boris Rudolf Teifin, BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering: When it comes to the grading I think this university is one of the best,
when it comes to Civil Engineering so I chose that course and that’s why I chose this university as well.
Angela Keating, PgDip Nursing: Because it is a sort of, a renowned course and because it is high up on the league tables
and the skills that they teach us on the course, I’m sure that I will stand out, definitely.
Iain Killanghery, Sports and Societies Development Co-ordinator: We provide hundreds of sporting opportunities for the students here,
over the course of the year, both recreational and competitive.
Jordan Clarke, Vice President of Sports and Societies, BA (Hons) Theatre Practice: Creative Producing: Anything to do with sports,
societies, activities, trips, volunteering, anything that you can think of that is non academic in a sense,
we try to provide for the students.
Zandagi Fedaie, BA (Hons) Business Studies: Sometimes I go to the LSBU bar, it’s the student union,
and we have parties there during the week and you can do anything there really you can just have a great time,
we have foosball tables, we have PlayStations, we have TV’s,
we have computers, we have a bar, we have a dance floor, so it’s great place to hang out.
Iain Killanghery, Sports and Societies Development Co-ordinator: We’ve just had a refurbished gym so we have all new gym equipment
with smart cards which allows students to record their workouts and map their progression, we have a sports hall
which we use for basketball, netball, badminton, football, there’s a load of other sports and we tap into facilities in the local area as well.
Zandagi Fedaie, BA (Hons) Business Studies: I would say this is a great university if you want to enjoy your time at university
and also get your course, because this is a very diverse university and you meet people from all over the world.
Nabeela Boodoo, BA (Hons) Digital Marketing and HRM: I think I’ve grown as a person, I’ve met a lot more people
who have changed me as well.
Andie Childs, BSc (Hons) Psychology with Criminology: Kind of going up, I know it sounds like an obvious thing to say
but kind if the change from A – Level to doing a degree, you have a lot more independence.
Boris Rudolf Teifin, BSc (Hons) Civil Engineering: Coming to university has really changed me, has made me know more
about like how to deal with people, how to handle people, your socialisations and even in your normal day to day activities
what to do, and also your knowledge you’ve also got, it’s really higher.
Nora Galgoczy, BA (Hons) Accounting and Finance: It’s hard work, but once you decide it, to do it,
it’s easier than you would think, everything just comes from itself, it’s just really, just fun.
Emily Bunch, LLB (Hons) Bachelor of Laws: I’d say don’t hesitate, it’s brilliant, I’m really enjoying it,
and if anyone was looking to do the course I don’t think they’d regret it at all.
Stephan Mayo, BA (Hons) Business Administration: It’s good to, you know, go university
and meet new people and see new culture. I mean that’s it.