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University College London (UCL) Hall Rankings
| Somerset Court | #1 |
| East Central House | #2 |
| Grosvenor House | #3 |
| Elizabeth Croll House | #4 |
| Pavilion Court | #5 |
| St Pancras Way | #6 |
| Stapleton House | #7 |
| Piccadilly Court | #8 |
| Goldsmiths House | #9 |
| North Lodge | #10 |
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Campus is dirty, even inside, as if little or no effort is maintained for upkeep. Does not make for great atmosphere or mood. UCL admin are famously convoluted leaving departments to struggle to meet reasonable requests from students. So many soap dispensers in bathrooms have no soap, which is unacceptable.
Really wonderful teaching and community! I’ve loved being a student at UCL and it feels like home. Beautiful campus too
university is very well standard and studies are good
The election team of students union can't take its responsibility for dealing with unequal issues.
Every staff is very kind. Steven is great.
Everything is good about UCL! Its just the job market that needs to be boosted for international students especially.
It is fantastic to be part of UCL's member, extraordinary academic researcher, fabulous resources, and amazing facilities. I believe that I will have definitely have a splendid four years with UCL.
Thus far, the experience of studying here has been great and remarkable in a way that it exposes me to a new journey that further elevates myself as a well-rounded person.
I have no complaints about my university. I am learning so much and meeting so many new people.
As a postgrad student, UCL has a lot to offer in terms of societies and career opportunities that have made my experience unique and helped my next steps in life. The teaching staff are amazing and go above and beyond when you get in contact and show an interest in their research.