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anyone been to south coast universities
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Have any of you been to or know about the universities on the southcoast, or even on the welsh coast?
Its a long way off, but i'm really undecisive so have decided i want to go to a uni on the south coast, and am now looking at courses, but what are the unis liek to live in, and what are the towns or cities like?
Its a long way off, but i'm really undecisive so have decided i want to go to a uni on the south coast, and am now looking at courses, but what are the unis liek to live in, and what are the towns or cities like?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Normally you look for universities which are offering the courses you want - then have a look at their locations, not the other way round! Round here there are Universities in Canterbury and Brighton. Beaches in this corner of the world are mixed but mostly shingle - the beach should be the least of your concerns when picking your uni!
Look here for UK Unis currently offering marine biology, none in the south east, all in the West or SouthWest or Scotland (not surprising since those are all good areas with excellent coastlines and varying currents)
http://uk.hotcoursesa.../sin/ct/programs.html
http://uk.hotcoursesa.../sin/ct/programs.html
It's a fallacy to say that Scotland is cold and miserable, any more that it rains all the time in Manchester. I lived in Scotland for several years and yes it rained, but a lot of the time the weather was great and the scenery and cities are stunning - and great night life and jobs. Life in South East is just as dismal when it rains (like it did today) and you have to remember that the nearer the south you get, the more the cost of living goes it - it will cost you a lot more to live on the south coast than it does where you are at the moment. I've lived all over the UK and Brighton was most definitely the costliest place outside London.
True, but where i am gets especially good weather (we have a micro-climate as we are on an island, surrounded by the sea, a lake and two rivers.). I've asked about this before and got no decent reply.
And i've been to scotland for two weeks in auguest before and we got half a day of overcast weather and the rest of the time it rained !!!!!!!!!
And i've been to scotland for two weeks in auguest before and we got half a day of overcast weather and the rest of the time it rained !!!!!!!!!
You need to start saving if you intend to stay in halls for your first year - rent can be around £100 per week at the moment. It would be lovely if you could save up the rent before you went.
You can borrow the £3000 fees per year and will probably get a grant depending on your parents' income and can also take out a student loan. Going to uni is not cheap so it is good you are preparing in advance,
You can borrow the £3000 fees per year and will probably get a grant depending on your parents' income and can also take out a student loan. Going to uni is not cheap so it is good you are preparing in advance,
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