University of Bristol in one paragraph...
"With a fantastic reputation for many subjects, the university attracts many bright students. The vibrancy of both the city and the university body provides an excellent social scene, bringing people together and forming great friendships." says Henny - read the whole review here.
UCAS Code: B78
University Homepage: www.bristol.ac.uk
Maximum Tuition Fee?: £9000
UK Ranking: 11th (Times Good University Guide 2013)
Open Days: 01 Jun 2013, 26 Jun 2013, 27 Jun 2013, 14 Sep 2013
Sexual Health Report Ranking?: 3rd
Statistics snapshot
Number of Registered Students: 22780
Male to Female Ratio: 46:54
Average UCAS points achieved: 420
Overseas Students: 17%
The best and worst things about University of Bristol:
"Best - the city. Worst - ?? Not sure."
Bobby, doing Civil Engineering - Read more
"The work-play ratio is ideal. There is a fantastic social life regardless of how intense your course. However, Bristol University's dire financial situation becomes apparent rather quickly with Halls of Residence being in some cases sub-standard. The Halls of Residence however have a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere."
Serge, doing Modern Languages - Read more
"The worst thing is the cost involved, Bristol is an expensive city, it's the second most expensive place to live outside of London. As a result, halls in the first year are expensive, and so are student houses after the first year. "
Ben, doing Chemistry - Read more
"Best - diversity of the people. Worst - sometimes there's a bit of a lack in departmental 'spirit'"
Henny, doing Mathematics - Read more
"Setting and facilities are the best thing. Bristol is just a lovely city and the campus is fantastic. The facilities available along with the fine selection of clubs gives the student everything he or she needs."
Yale, doing Chemistry - Read more
"The best thing is the location - it is within a city that caters for all students as well as the locals, easy to reach and pleasant to be in. The worst thing would probably be the fact that quite often I turned up for lectures to find out that they had been moved, and unless you happened to know your way around every university building, it was hard to find them again."
Janey, doing Sociology - Read more
"Best thing is the city, worst thing is the union."
Finlay, doing Mathematics - Read more
"Best - sociable, fun, good education and good reputation.
Worst- large economics tutorial sizes."
Antonia, doing Economics - Read more
Contact details for University of Bristol
Address:
Senate House
Tyndall Avenue
Bristol
BS8 1TH
Telephone: 0117 928 9000
Email: ug-admissions@bristol.ac.uk
Please note that this is the registered address for University of Bristol. This may not be the location of your course.
Statistics
Student Breakdown
Degree class
National Student Survey
Employment prospects (within six months of graduation)
These statistics are supplied by UniStats.com - the official university statistics site by UCAS
Accommodation costs for University of Bristol
"About £4100pa (catered)."
Ben, doing Chemistry - Read more "About £110 per week - I'm not sure but £4,000 for the whole year catered. I would say its expensive but I do believe there are cheaper options."
Yale, doing Chemistry - Read more "About £115 for catered."
Bobby, doing Civil Engineering - Read more "About £120"
Emily, doing Dentistry - Read more "About £70/80 per week for self catered. Catered- £90/100 per week."
Antonia, doing Economics - Read more "About £4000 for the year."
Katie, doing Geography - Read more "The prices have risen since my first year. Accommodation for catered halls ranges from £4000-£5000/year. However, the total cost for a first-year undergraduate in catered halls at Bristol University is around £8,000-£9,000/year (this includes food, books, nights out, internet, insurance etc.). Therefore you'll be looking at approximately £200/week altogether."
Matt, doing Law with Chemistry - Read more "About £4,000 per year catered on average, and around £3000 non-catered. "
Henny, doing Mathematics - Read more "About £80 for catered"
Finlay, doing Mathematics - Read more "About £100"
Freddie, doing Mechanical Engineering - Read more "£2700 per year self catered"
Rupert, doing Mechanical Engineering - Read more "About £120 ish - I think."
Serge, doing Modern Languages - Read more "About £140, I think."
Janey, doing Sociology - Read more
Reviews for University of Bristol:
Bobby G, 1st Year doing Civil Engineering
Serge G, 1st Year doing Modern Languages
Ben M, 1st Year doing Chemistry Henny F, 1st Year doing Mathematics Yale M, 1st Year doing Chemistry Janey H, 1st Year doing Sociology Finlay G, 1st Year doing Mathematics Antonia P, 1st Year doing Economics Emily H, 1st Year doing Dentistry Freddie W, 2nd Year doing Mechanical Engineering Katie S, 2nd Year doing Geography Rupert D, 2nd Year doing Mechanical Engineering Matt P, 4th Year doing Law with Chemistry