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University of Plymouth Hall Rankings
| Mary Parker House | #1 |
| St Augustine's House | #2 |
| Plymouth Cross House | #3 |
| Discovery Heights | #4 |
| St Teresa House | #5 |
| iQ Astor House | #6 |
| The Reservoir | #7 |
| Central Point | #8 |
| Beckley Point | #9 |
| St Thomas Court | #10 |
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It’s a decent uni! Good student housing, cafes, great location! The only issue I’ve found is my timetable! Either very few lectures a week that are 3 hours! Long and intense… or one day of lectures and a few seminars later in the week. I’d love a more spread out timetable that is easier to balance
I’ve had a good experience overall!
Campus is good. Buildings are being improved and there is a good library with lots of computers.
Overall a very good campus. Didn’t expect it to be as good as it is.
The university is really great!
I really love it here, the atmosphere is fun and typically good and the staff at the med school are extremely supportive and amazing.
The academic side has been fantastic; the Babbage Building for engineering is state-of-the-art and has definitely helped with my placement search. However, I’d recommend looking at private housing after first year, as university-managed halls can be pretty expensive for what you get. Administration can also be a bit slow sometimes, so you have to be proactive if you need help.
The campus based around and inside the city centre itself, which is ideal. The library is always busy though, it used to be open 24hrs but now most of it closes for the night, which is not ideal.
Pretty good university, lessons make sense, and lectures are really helpful, some lessons may be confusing to understands but they can be easy by looking at the DLE. bulidng are nice and modern, great spaces to study, and uni is located near the main city area, so it's close to eveything
This university has been very accommodating since the beginning, I feel safe, and that my opinions matter, and allowing me to begin my journey working in the NHS.