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I am overwhelmed by the level of support I am receiving by the tutors at the UEL. I study HR in my first year and I feel more than well looked after. I have great communication with all my tutors in relation to all subject matters. The most important details required for the assignments completion, are repeated sufficiently, so all students can understand and remember what exactly they need to do in order to be successful in UEL. The university exceeded my expectations by far in every aspect. The culture in the place is friendly, easy going and extremely supportive. I highly recommend UEL to anyone who is actually wants to study, learn and graduate.
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| Student Living Heights | #1 |
| Canto Court | #2 |
| Flora Building | #3 |
| Alliance House | #4 |
| Cross Court House | #5 |
| Mannequin House | #6 |
| Sherren House | #7 |
| iQ Shoreditch | #8 |
| Scape Mile End Canalside | #9 |
| Walmsley Studios | #10 |
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I am overwhelmed by the level of support I am receiving by the tutors at the UEL. I study HR in my first year and I feel more than well looked after. I have great communication with all my tutors in relation to all subject matters. The most important details required for the assignments completion, are repeated sufficiently, so all students can understand and remember what exactly they need to do in order to be successful in UEL. The university exceeded my expectations by far in every aspect. The culture in the place is friendly, easy going and extremely supportive. I highly recommend UEL to anyone who is actually wants to study, learn and graduate.
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University of East London (UEL) Reputation
The University of East London (UEL) has two campuses in East London, one in Docklands and the other in Stratford. 19,550 students are enrolled at UEL:
- 12,830 of these students come from the UK
- 345 come from EU countries
- And 6,375 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2021/22)
The graduate outcomes for UEL show that six months after leaving university, 56% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving UEL, is £24-27k a year.
(Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes Data Survey 2017/18)
Updated: 13th February 2023
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I having completed a MA course in social work with UEL and Tavistock- I have never known anything so unorganised! Placements were delayed, marking assignments were delayed by a week, and now graduation was postponed due to the marks not being sent to the assessment board in time. I would not recommend this university to anyone! Don’t waste your time or money!
Feel like I haven’t been there
i want to give 0 star rating but its not allow me to do. The worst university ever for international student, They will give you so importance before applying in UEL and when you pay the fees then your value is zero. They didn't solve my single query for last 5 months. I feel very regret why i choose this university, at the time of interview at the embassy i told them many qualities of this university like why i choose this university and now i am thinking this university is not even meet the single quality. i just regret, not a single student is happy with this university and i will suggest you all if you want to ruin your future then go ahead and choose this university.
I am overwhelmed by the level of support I am receiving by the tutors at the UEL. I study HR in my first year and I feel more than well looked after. I have great communication with all my tutors in relation to all subject matters. The most important details required for the assignments completion, are repeated sufficiently, so all students can understand and remember what exactly they need to do in order to be successful in UEL. The university exceeded my expectations by far in every aspect. The culture in the place is friendly, easy going and extremely supportive. I highly recommend UEL to anyone who is actually wants to study, learn and graduate.
UEL is best described as a complete shambles, and that's being generous.
Worst teaching and problem concerns are not resolved on the part of the university - even at the highest escalation. Take distance!
Courses are good but can probably have better social opportunities
They are not helping you, they are not answering and you feel just left alone and abandoned. The worst organization ever.
I'm doing my MSc in Pharmaceutical Sciences and this is the biggest waste of money in my life. I have changed my career path as the teaching is so terrible I do not feel equipped to enter the field. Lecturers expect bare minimum of you and provide awful lectures which you can easily find on Google on dodgy sites so its not even their own material. Next to no actual hands on experience and limited range of research projects. Labs are not modern as advertised, and the MSc lab project room has no air con or fans so it's absolutely unbearable yet your expected to keep your legs covered and stay in there with your experiments. Assignments not challenging and most are unhelpful to learning. Staff unhelpful and rude. Student hub takes 7 months to get back to you. AVOID
It was difficult to give zero, I would not recommend staying on campus for anything but WiFi. The staff are pretty rude and seem to be there for a laugh. You will find caring staff, few and far between. The Campus culture starts from the TOP, not the bottom. That being said the catering staff are lovely.
Had the worst experiences at UEL. Staff DO NOT care about you! They just want money from you! Staff are completely inappropriate and there are zero repercussions as they will take staff word over students. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
Great place, Staff are always friendly and helpful!
Worst student records/hub support-less uni ever. there are some good lecturers but they do not communicate respond or support you and this lack of information cost me a lot of money. Avoid! unorganised!
Okay university, I personally experienced a lot of discrimination from both lecturers and peers. Fashion facilities were lacking with machines breaking often and there being a rat/mouse infestation in all the studio buildings. There seemed to be some clubs/societies but like the Student Union they aren't visible on campus. The location is alright but out of the way, not worth paying £9000 a year for in my opinion.
Despite my happy memories here I can say my friends and classmates made my experience. The uni itself wasn’t worth the fee in my opinion. Two tutors dropped out in my first year and our class has been complaining ever since from the lack of unorganisation and clarity from instructions. Especially this was stressful during the pandemic , our third year is graded the same as other years who have had full access to public areas and adequate equipment. It hasn’t really felt like a uni experience more like a part time job. On the positive side, there are good tutors here currently who are thoughtful and considerate, and give us opportunities to listen to guest speakers and hard talk on how to survive in the industry. In addition, one of my tutors helped me gain invaluable experience in the styling sector that I can’t thank enough. It’s just a shame that our third year is ending like this without contact with classmates or tutors for a year.
I'm currently doing a PGCE at UEL, throughout the past few months, Elicia has been incredibly supportive. Having completed an undergrad degree at a different university, the experience I'd have so far with her as my course leader has been amazing. When I've struggled, she's always immediately offered me options to help my situation. Just generally, as well, her demeanor is enormously helpful, I've had great advice without feeling pressured, her support offered is incredibly practical, helpful and her compassionate worldview comes across in her actions. Whilst the Admin with UEL can sometimes be a little difficult, in my experience, she's has always chased up any issues I've had and helped me. UEL itself can sometimes be a little frustrating (understandable given the current pandemic), Elicia has been an absolute rock. In terms of the RS PGCE, I would 100-percent recommend this course, purely on the basis of how much passion and support Elicia will give you!
All The staff in the education department as so helpful!
It's a good uni and has supported us both I feel they could have handled covid better by making it all online during the second lockdown however I am enjoying it .
I wanted to cancel my enrolment and no one bothered to help me, no one answered emails and therefore, I lost a study place through clearing because they would not release my enrolment.
I'm doing the dance course and the teachers themselves and content I really like, but as an international student the administration was terrible with COVID. They've charged me for rent after I had already left, and are withholding my 650 pound deposit when I know for a fact there's no damage in my room? They packed our things for us and luckily my things are ok but some of my friends had some items lost. No one was updating me on where my stuff was and how many boxes there were. I arranged for my friend to come get my things recently and when she arrived there was no one there and no one answered the phone. Then they later say it takes them up to 5 days to read emails?? Now I need an enrollment form to sort my tuition payments. I've been asking them since July. They finally send me the completed form last week, and they forgot to attach the form to the email?? Absolutely insane, so much unecessary stress and it seems like they only have one single person working at the HUB admin.
Very satisfied with the overall experience in UEL.
The campus is very new and modern with a decent Sports Dock.
Administration shambles. They messed up: - my enrolment - ID cards - room bookings for lectures - attendance registration - handing in of course work The course: - half the tutors were competent and fair - there was bullying and marking down by the other tutors - didn't stick to published timetable - some lectures great, others you would get more info from a couple of hours on google - timetabling did not allow enough time for breaks. We did 2pm to 8pm. By the end everyone too tired and hungry to concentrate. Campus facilities - poor: - no cafeteria / coffee shop after 4pm - coffee machines often empty or not working properly - outside rest area = useless in winter - no indoor rest area - inadequate rooms e.g. lack of ventilation, daylight - lack of lifts for people unable to do stairs - easy to get lost due to lack of proper signage - wifi never worked - IT often failed - nothing for mature students
The worst experience I've ever had. 4 years of learning and I feel I wouldve learnt the same things on youtube !! Lecturers dont care and put NO effort at all, to motivate students or help students. When asking for help during a global pandemic, the university will ask you to pay them MORE money. Yes that's right, they've scammed 100's of students out of their accommodation. Dont waste your money or time going here.... you have been warned
Close to City Airport, so noisy, very. Serviced by the DLR which is packed in the morning and sporadic at night. Very isolated from Central London so as far as locations go it truly is "Close, but no cigar!" The student accommodation is truly awful. The only decent programme they run is no longer on offer so my advice is look elsewhere.
University of East London is one of the worst university that I never come across any other institution in my life. If anybody is applying for Masters in Public Health specifically please don't even bother to take admission in that university. The teaching faculty is disaster, they don't even bother to provide feedbacks on the assignments, poor quality of teaching etc.
Campus cares more about your money than your well being
I did complete 3 year Civil Engineering course with this university and I will share my experience. (Docklands campus) Great, massive library with many computers and not busy. Labs are well equipped, classrooms also. Students from different London universities are coming to UEL printing center as is cheap in compare to others and high quality. Gym very well equipped, and sport facilities. Enough to grow your sport potential. Only missing swimming pool. There is lot of different club/ societies that you can join or even make your own one. Careers service at dockland campus is very supportive and organizing employability workshops. Never had a problem with Wi-Fi. The campus is located next to the airport, however the buildings are very well soundproofed.
I left the moment I realized this university was ridiculously mediocre in every aspect especially the teaching and student living. The accommodations are located on the other side of the city airport making your stay noisy and unsuitable for learning. The lectures and lessons were borderline useless after the first week. Thank god I withdrew from the course after four months filled with regret and depressive thoughts. On the other hand, the people I met were amazing and eased the stay, I just wish they would leave the uni too.
A lot of employability opportunities for students
UEL is unorganised, unsafe and over priced. its like the uni doesnt know we are young poor students.
I love my course, my teachers and my colleagues. Course content on point. There's the right amount of everything.
The university has great facilities
Disorganised and not worth the money
Albright. Nothing to be proud of but nothing to be ashamed of either.
Great facilities and staff that are always ready to help!
University Of East london is one of the best universities in the UK. It provides excellent facilities and services to it’s students.
Great lectures and the location of the Docklands campus is probably the best in London!
The university provides a good environment and facilities for learning and pursuing a music degree
Great university services and lecturers however, not so great societies and clubs.
They discriminate against sick people, and make you feel guilty even when circumstances can’t be helped’ I was in ICU and the uni out on my report that I just chose to not attend my last exams! And they stole stuff from my room upon moving out!
Good uni where I feel I can have help and support with anything.
This place is sikk, have had the best time and the course staff have been brilliant
Excellent facilities and great teaching standards.
Pathetic excuse of an university, how are they not embarrassed to charge £9000 fees. Everything is bare minimum.
Overall good university for studying.
Heloed me increased mg work experiences ! so much scheme
I do not recommend this institution to anyone especially to international students. Please save your time and money and go to another college or uni. Trust me i attended this uni and failed almost all courses even I am A student and passed with 80% in CUNY college NY. Professors dont care, Hub never helped and most of all you are treted as a customer***. Simply tgey keep failing you so they can make more more more money. Take my advise and thanks me later!!
I absolutely have loved my first year and my course is incredible! I have made so amazing friends and I can’t wait to see what my second year holds!
Lectures are good people but hardly there. The sports dock is just shambles. For the students but they don’t listen to the students. A fight to get anything to happen with clubs. It’s a university and they care about the public more due to the lack of money they have as they throw it away to sports scholars who don’t achieve anything.
A very enjoyable university, with fantastic facilities, courses and activities.
Was raped on campus and security did nothing to help me and was given no support by staff. Then they charged me for a room I didn't even stay in
Current Final Year BSc Med phys students Its been an amazing experience at UEL couldn’t recommend it more :)
Terrible organisation, rude security, staff are not experienced, course taught me NOTHING. Waste of 50k
Not overly supportive for students with children
Lecturers are useless, don’t actually do anything to help you. Make me want to quit uni and cause me a whole load of depression.
Had a lovely 2 years doing my foundation year and my first year. Now it’s August and I literally can’t wait to move back on campus for another year of university.
The staff within the university are hardly ever there, half of the staff aren’t that helpful and the accommodation on the university is terrible, with the student accommodation not being helpful or always trying to push away issues that need to be delt with. The staff constantly complain over having to kiss sometimes an hour of classes due to having to work or having family issues, I assigned a couple days off as my Nan was dying in hospital and they told me to stop making excuses up not to attend university however my attendance I am in five days a week, and usually miss 1/2 hours of classes a week due to needing to work to buy materials for my classes
Decent uni. Though security is super tight and barely let people stay over
Union is useless, societies try to engage with students but just don't have the support. Timetables for classes/departments are never correct. A lot of the tutors are part time which means they are not around when you need them. Wifi just straight out doesn't work. The campus looks lovely but there are a lot of issues on the inside.
I've been studying at UEL since 2018 and by far I've had the best experience there, when it comes to tutors, facilities, resources and especially the library.
The student experience is different to what you'd expect from many other universities, but the education is sufficient in most areas
Our second year of Game Design Course was a nightmare. We got very little useful information regarding our dissertation, one of our modules was non-existent due to the mistreatment of one of our module leaders who then was fired unfairly and in the worst possible time. Uni seemed to give 0 crap about the students during this time. The course was already understaffed and we never got to know our grades in time, a.k.a. we found out almost all of them when they released our final markings for the modules. If it wasn't for how much I enjoyed the Story Development module, I would have considered leaving to another uni seriously, for all the reasons I mentioned. From what I've experienced, careers service can't or doesn't want to find job opportunities for our industry, we are on our own.
The whole 3 years of my BA degree were disaster! Super disorganized university, no support during the learning process and unfair marking based on personal preferences from teachers. There were situations where they didn’t even know the subjects they were talking about. I would definitely NOT recommend this university!
Adecco is not a careers service, its trash, also student union is terribly boring, buearocratic and unreachable, Community is great regardless, very close and easy to engage with.
Brilliant time at UEL, all the lecturers were deep within their field and the support and guidance was excellent.
Studied on the Docklands campus for 3 years. Good facilities on campus, especially the sports dock and a dedicated common room for my course. Reasonable price on campus halls - rare to find at a London uni. Directly served by a DLR station but can take a while to get into central. Teaching good and staff were always on hand should you need any help.
Well.. Waste of money. But I get a degree in the end.
Absolutely terrible uni, isn’t worth £9k a year of debt and halls are extremely overpriced for what they are on top of that. Not to mention I had multiple bad experiences with the security on campus who were supposed to be protecting people and not stealing phone numbers of students from uni documentation. WiFi you have to pay for but doesn’t work properly and the careers service is useless. Overall, don’t bother!
The university seems to be more concerned about spending money on paint to paint the outside of the buildings; than actually getting the facilities that are needed. The computers in the library seem to drop like flies - considering the amount of empty desks that once had computers. Also the university only seems to care about funding the sport dock, so if you’re going to study sport you haven’t got an issue. It is in a lovely part of London, I just wouldn’t say this university is worthy of the amount of debt students get into.
hello everyone . I am writing very serious review about this university especially msc public health course . I ruined my life and career because of this course experience. I wasted 15000 pound for master course and because of some internal issue , I am getting only postgraduate certificate . Right now I am feeling so pathetic and depressed. This university is doing racism and only taking money from international (Indian ) students. Please they are not treated well and not giving degree instead of taking huge amount . Please Please think and then come before you pay all your valuable and hardworking money. I genuinely request to all.
They didn't offer any support after my mum had passed away. They often don't give a lot of support, you have to consistently pester them for it.
waste of money, the uni is severely in debt and i spent last year without a course leader for 75% of the year and half my tutors left during the year.
The University of East London is a university which is frequently changing for the better. Over and over again it betters itself with the services it provides to its students. With any major issues raised, they tend to almost immediately work to fix it. UEL is only getting better year by year, watch this space...
Very basic and not hygienic there are rats in most places on campus, majority of staff are students themselves, there are a wide variety of clubs however. WiFi non existent
Games Design course was an absolute trainwreck, 10/10 would NOT recommend. Staff bullies students, total waste of money.
No supoort provided for the international students
Hard to get help when struggling
So far, in the two years I have been there, I have found the course and lectures to be so disjointed and unorganised, it has really pushed myself and peers away from their dream career and goals. There is no way of discussing problems with your course leader as they never respond to emails over in person. Even with end of year grades they mess up and when you find the error which they made they ignore you and your attempts to contact them, leaving you to stress over wrong exam grades all summer.
bad university and very bad student union and rood. I passed all the moodls but one exam they said I didn’t attend the exam and I did. I called the university many times after two weeks they said they found out that I attended but they didn’t find my paper! I resit the exam and the result in 19th August
The staff have no idea what they are doing, the university is very unorganised, and it just doesn't feel like something worth your money and time.
It's good but nowhere near perfect. The staff are by far the most shining part of the university. Facilities and opportunities are what's expected but nothing outstanding. The wifi is horrible most of the time. The student union is not up to par with most things.
An incredible atmosphere, with many of the social events incredibly fun to attend. The learning could be better but it is what it is.
Awesome Experience with Teachers and Staff.
the best learming facilitiea, support from the lectureres and perfect evironment for study.
Great campus student bar needs modernising and more social activities during term time
The course was awful, teachers coming and going because the university couldnt afford anything. Sacking teachers after 20+years of service and they knew the industry so well. Getting ex students with no teaching degree to teach students.
The money that students are paying every year to attend this university is not being put into the courses. When complaining about facilities provided (whether it be quality or quantity), and pointing out that you don’t receive what was advertised when you applied, you’ll be told that the university can’t afford it. Yet they continue to pump money into rebranding the university and there are talks of a new building being opened. This university cares more about its public image than the experience its students.
Was okay, Passed w 2.1 but ups and downs. The Uni is okay but Residential who provides the accommodation needs to be reviewed by the council and environmental agency, smaller building is a major fire hazard with metal stairs, God forbid if there is a fire on the bottom floor. Fire alarms don't even work properly. No emergency escape on the older buildings, also some are painted black, which I've felt they get extremely hot during prolonged exposure to heat (Fire Risk). They rent it out to agencies who sell the rooms to summer schools kids as 5-star rooms. Won't support their students who really need the help, and don't care except when they need too, they are reactive, and not proactive. They also allow duo occupancy based on if they like you and have had known people who break the rules to stay, but treat everyone on a case by case basis, where they will turn a blind eye if they can, but not for everyone. I also had harassment from them, and UEL security left my room unlocked
I would not recommend University of East London to anyone. It is the WORST university by far. Most lecturers do not know there stuff, lack of support from lecturers and supervisors some good lecturers left the university. DO NOT GO TO THIS UNI you may regret it. I am going to A different university for my masters cannot make the same mistakes. I regret going to this uni
Before I went to this Uni to study Law I delivered post for a living. After graduating with a 2:1 and spending 10 years working in the legal sector, my wage is exactly the same as the inflation adjusted wage I got for delivering post back in 2002. But I did manage to rack up a 17K debt, which has never gone down in a decade. Most employers laugh at a 2:1 degree the UEL and you're certainly not any cleverer after 3 years of studying there. I'm sure mediocre students are passed after each term to get them to come back next year and pay more fees. The whole thing is a con.
Some of the lecturers are unsupportive, discriminative, unprofessional, supervisors are unqualified for some field of of thesis/dissertation. This is by far the worst university experience I have encountered. I see why a lot of university students have suicidal thoughts and why some have gone through with it. My experience with university of East london towards the end of my term have cost me greatly. I have sleepless nights, increased health issues, depression, loss of appetite, and suicidal thoughts. The way in which my exams were handled, and my thesis supervision as impacted negatively on my studies and well-being.
DO NOT ATTEND THIS SCHOOL! UEL will attempt to lure you with very enticing offers such as scholarships or promises of fulfilling your dreams. THIS IS NOT SO. I have been lied to, cheated and disregarded. The Psychology department is a JOKE, how dare UEL insist that its Psych dept. Is top of the school rankings, I was lied to about the accreditation of my degree, I was cheated out of promised time to complete my dissertation proposal, and virtually ALL of my instructors left during my time at UEL. BE WARNED, this school has shady practices and practically NO ethics whatsoever. Attend a university that will respect and value you as this one certainly won’t.
Had a great 3 years. Lecturers are really helpful.
I studied BA engineering. great course and good mix of theory and practical. found pathway into full time work very easy.
Mostly pretty good. Some things to do with my program of study (computing and business) could be a lot better organised. Doesn't have the nightlife you would expect for London but genuinely nice campus. Exams and coursework were fair and facilities good.
Overall a good university. Main advantage is good teaching and lecturers. Library is open 24/7. Wifi is available across campus. A gym is also on site. Selection of places to eat is somewhat limited. Part time work is easy because it's London!
good university as far as academics and course. Internet can't be faulted. The lack of a real campus vibe let's UEL down. Small airport next to campus so great if your a plane spotter. Societies need to be advertised more.
Brilliant small university environment, lovely place to study. Being at UEL has brought me independence as well as friends for life. Campus is a bit quiet but halls are pretty good as you get a great view of London. Free uni bus. Course was a lot of pressure but organised and support tutors in library really help. library open till late for last minute which helps.
About to finish my Msc at UEL and it's been a mixed bag. Societies are a bit limited to be honest but opportunity for volunteering. Careers service is pretty good always on at you. The nightlife in Stratford is alright if you can afford it. The University itself is nice, new looking. The course I did in theory was good. Lot of good lectures but you have to put the work in.
the university is brillant that is all I have to say. Wifi drops out ocasinaly and the student union is not very big and no cheap drinks.
I studied Social work and enjoyed my course. The University of East London is known as a vocational university, meaning that they provide plenty of opportunities for students to gain practical work experience as well as study. They also run graduate and job opportunity fairs through the year. There are also many societies that the university offers, and the sports facilities are outstanding. There is a free bus service between the two campus. WiFi and I.T were excellent. It was an amazing opportunity to meet people from so many different parts of the world. A very enriching experience.
This university seems friendly and welcoming place. Lots students are local and staff are practical and realistic which is good. Big focus on employability after degree. Sports facilities are top.
I am in my final year of LLB degree. I received huge support from lecturers and the administration. I was always encouraged to join law societies which are very organised and well maintained. The course structure was also very clear and easy to follow. Overall, a very pleased student !
The west halls are truly awful and I'm yet to meet anyone who disagrees. Right opposite London city airport so you're woken up at 8am most mornings by the sound of airplanes landing/taking off, which also fills your room with the smell of aviation fuel (this usually goes on all day with about 1min intervals of silence inbetween) the rooms are horribly designed & cramped with insufficient storage space. We've had constant problems with the fire alarms going off for no reason. The epay system does not work so every month you receive threatening letters saying you have been fined for not paying rent. Furthermore the residential services just don't seem that bothered about finding a solution to any problems you have. The list goes on.... that said they are definitely just about managable for your first year but you do feel like you're being ripped off every day and it can get a bit depressing. I have however been thoroughly pleased my course so far.
Awful university. Teaching is diabolical, support is terrible, the subject material is pure tedium. Do not study business management here, do not study anything here. If your field of work doesn't require a degree, do not waste your time. This university is not worth the £9,000 a year fees. It isn't worth anything but they are happy to lie to you, to get your money and when you realise you have been shafted it is too late to do anything. I'm just going to disappear and not pay back the student loans, this university is pure awful and it should be shut down and sued for the awful practices it employs. Wifi and internet are good tho.
Facilities are great. However I have had a extremely awful experience in terms of enrolling onto my course. Staff do not communicate well, knowledge is also lacking in terms of enrollment processes between departments. I have been back and forth like 4 times and cannot see any positive outcome in this. Spent quite a bit of Money going back and forth and issues with fees are still not sorted. No named person to contact. Very sad as I was thinking about offering work placements within my organisation but am not confident enough with what I have personally experienced. Hope the rest of my course is OK as £8000 is a lot of money to pay out and not get at least a good service if not excellent :( not happy been away for 2 years and was hoping that coming back as a graduate things had become more efficient. Doesn't seem so. However please note this is my personal experience and other may have had a better one than mine.
Residential services of the uni are the worst people to deal with any problems at all. They make it clear that the university cares only about money and does NOT take any care into the well being of its students. Health and safety is at a low, staff very unhelpful and threaten you if you do not pay due to unsatisfactory services. There maintenance workers are also incompetent letting the same problems occur again and again. I therefore would not suggest staying in halls here - NOT WORTH THE MONEY.
They came out with my results late which meant I lost my places in all universities to do my masters. I am now working full time and my degree means nothing. Thanks to uel for wasting 3 years of my life and ruining my future