Really good uni for facilities and courses. Not great that the student union was closed for half of my time at the uni and it's a bit far away. Because it's not campus based there arent any shops but all the big departments have cafes.
On 23rd April 15
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University of Bristol Hall Rankings
| Clifton Hill House | #1 |
| Richmond Terrace | #2 |
| Culver House | #3 |
| Colston Street | #4 |
| Goldney Hall | #5 |
| Churchill Hall | #6 |
| Wills Hall | #7 |
| University Hall | #8 |
| Durdham Hall | #9 |
| Waverley House | #10 |
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Really good uni for facilities and courses. Not great that the student union was closed for half of my time at the uni and it's a bit far away. Because it's not campus based there arent any shops but all the big departments have cafes.
On 23rd April 15
Applying to University of Bristol
- Entry Requirements:
208-223 UCAS Points
Average range for University of Bristol entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
- TEF Rating
More details of our TEF outcome can be found on the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) website.
- Offer and Acceptance Rates:
- Total Applicants:
- 32,565
- Total offers Made:
- 20,855
- Offer rate:
- 64.04%
- Total offers Accepted:
- 4,345
- Acceptance rate:
- 20.83%
This is the latest available data, published by UCAS - 26th January 2017. It relates to offers mande in June 2016. For more details visit the UCAS website.
University of Bristol Reputation
An incredibly popular University, with around 14 applications per undergraduate place, Bristol University has been ranked 28th in the QS World University Rankings. Bristol is known for its strong research element and also for high quality teaching and courses including Civil Engineering, Biological Sciences, Mathematics and Psychology.
The six faculties at Bristol University are all supported by a strong research which keeps them at the forefront in delivering teaching. The University also has one of the biggest Schools of Law in the country and is known for its centre for Nano science and Quantum information, which is undertaking ground-breaking research. The University has multiple libraries, hosting the largest collection of books and journals in the South West with its largest collection being in the Arts and Social Sciences library.
Situated in the South West of England and built around the River Avon, Bristol is a thriving city, but is easily accessible on foot or by bike. As well as the city life, Bristol offers green area such as Clifton Down and Durdham Down, perfect for cycling, jogging and walking as well as sports practices. Bristol also offers the harbour side; take a boat or canoe out on to the river or walk along the harbour side which is lined with museums, bars and cafes. Other leisure activities include the O2 Academy and Colston Hall offer live music, The Watershed for films and media and a plethora of clubs, pubs and bars.
Accommodation can be found across the city and all within easy access to the University buildings. Choose from Clifton or the city residences, or the more communal halls at Stoke Bishop. Students can choose from catered or self-catered halls, en-suite bedrooms, shared bathrooms or a shared room for a cheaper option.
In terms of sport, Bristol University takes pride in its sport, organised by the Athletics Union. There is an indoor sports centre including indoor track and gym, for those interested in sport at any level, from wanting to compete at a national level or for general fitness needs. The University also has its own swimming pool.
The Students Union has all the advice and support you might need for student life. It also holds a 33 metre swimming pool and claims to have the biggest Students Union building in the country. Volunteering opportunities, the Fresher’s Fair and other entertainment such as comedy nights are all organised from the Students Union.
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Dreadful place. Institutional dishonesty; useless disability support. self-serving staff. Stay away from this place. If you complain, you'll be on the end of institutional lying and bullying. You need to be mentally strong if you have a problem here as nobody will help you.
I don't spend much time at the SU but the Balloon Bar has amazing food and the Anson Rooms have a lot going on. There's a really wide range of socities so you'll definitely find something you're interested in.
There is no society that doesn't charge a fee entry, in terms of performance, I'm not sure why it's so highly ranked, some lecturers have no idea what they speak about, in terms of internet connection, it is one of the best I have ever had.
The city of Bristol is far better than the actual university itself. Some halls are great whilst others are awful, but most are very overpriced. The SU here is very quiet and doesnt seem to do much
not the best experience; expected more from a world class uni
so good, so many admin jobs, love em
Wifi only good in certain areas, in areas such as the Hawthorns it is slow and cuts out randomly
Support lacking and wouldn't recommend for either student experience or teaching.
Bristol is a great uni for the arts and humanities (what I do ) - the extra curricular side is immense - from sci- fi soc to your classic drama societies and a wide array of music societies - there is literally something for everyone to get involved with. my first year I wasn't a massive fan of my accommodation (Churchill hall) but I think its partly the luck of the draw - I just had to find my friends through my subject and extra -curriculars. Bristol is a brilliant place to live with about 40 different things going on at once (at least lol) - just remember YOU CAN'T DO EVERYTHING :)
Bristol is a great uni to go to
A truly inspirational and excellent university! It has opened so many doors for my future development!
Great fun, good course, ok accommodation
Amazing student union and building, so much going on- they also have gender neutral toilets which I think is really cool. The wifi (eduroam) is everywhere in places you can't even imagine.
lovely place, although a bit hipstery
Really great experience here thus far.
Only started here this year and love it, good atmosphere and friendly people. Accommodation is fine and the staff were welcoming.
Such an amazing uni in such an amazing city, there's always something on for anyone.
Student union has good drinks deals although it is a bit far away from my accommodation
Sick place, great social scene and sets you up fairly well in life. Best place to spend 3 years
The best course for computer science and electronics. Great labs, teamwork projects and events. Vibrant city, loads of things to do and active societies.
Social aspect is absolutely fantastic, music scene is immense, best place to be
Really good uni for facilities and courses. Not great that the student union was closed for half of my time at the uni and it's a bit far away. Because it's not campus based there arent any shops but all the big departments have cafes.
Not anywhere near enough money spend on the Arts or Social Science faculties.
Exciting and fun at first. Some problems with slow admin.
One of the best universities for Mechanical Engineering, Law and Psychology . Get in there and you're fun is guaranteed.
Total lack of academic support, but great academic reputation - so good degrees are harder to get than they need to be but well worth it. Student Union has the campaigning passion of a donkey.
Amazing city, great variety of people, had the best craziest time. Also really passionate lecturers